Tuning Styrian harmonica?
There are different tunings on the Stirian harmonica.
Which is the most commonly used tuning?
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The most common and most famous mood is the G C F B mood. It is considered a multi-talent of all harmonic moods and is chosen as it is possible to create a fantastic sound that is neither too high nor too deep. The B Es As Des Mood is also known, but is somewhat less used than the G C F B.
So both are chosen – they are often represented. Other moods are all the less common.
B-Es-As-Des