Suzuki 37-hole Single harmonica in C - Soprano (SS-37)

Introducing the Suzuki 37-hole Single harmonica in C Designed for ensemble harmonica performance, the Suzuki 37-hole Single harmonica is a refined and versatile instrument available in two distinct voicings: Soprano (SS-37) and Alto (AS-37). With a layout inspired by keyboard instruments—featuring chromatic notes on the upper row and diatonic notes on the lower—both models allow for intuitive melodic and harmonic expression. This particular harmonica is a 'blow-only' model (sound is only created by blowing into the instrument, not from drawing air out), making it easy to play clean notes and lines. Whether used for sub-melody, rhythm, or supporting bass tones, this harmonica series offers rich tonal variety and a polished musical presence. Soprano model (SS-37) The Soprano Single harmonica offers a clear, vibrant upper register, perfect for playing melodic lines, sub-melodies, and rhythmic patterns. Its layout mimics a keyboard, enabling fast, expressive playing across chromatic and diatonic passages. When used in an ensemble, the soprano adds brilliance and flair, enhancing the musical appeal and complexity of the performance. Ideal for: Lead or sub-melody lines Rhythmic accents and flourishes Bright tonal colour in group settings Alto model (AS-37) The Alto Single harmonica plays one octave lower than its soprano counterpart, making it ideal for bass and harmony parts in ensemble performances. When paired with a bass harmonica, it adds depth, warmth, and tonal stability to the lower registers, resulting in a fuller and more resonant soundscape. The clear scale layout ensures smooth transitions between melody and harmony, making it an essential tool for advanced ensemble arrangements. Ideal for: Bass support and harmony layering Ensemble depth and texture Rich, warm low-register performance Suzuki harmonicas range diagrams

Key Features

• 37 holes with a unique two-row note layout: chromatic on top, diatonic on bottom
• Tuned in the key of C
• Designed for ensemble harmonica performance
• Excellent for adding depth (Alto) or brilliance (Soprano) in harmonized arrangements
• Ideal for orchestral harmonica groups, duos, or solo practice with harmonic layering