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If you've come across these pages as a beginner, then this is the mother of all moods, the so-called Richter mood. The ingenious invention of the diatonic harmonica is attributed to this man from the Bohemian Quarter. Richter is said to have come from Haida in Bohemia. This has not been proven, but the fact is that the Richter harmonica, the legendary ''Harp'', is just called the ''Haidaer'' by our employees. As a beginner, you don't actually need to worry about all of this. The only important thing is that you are well advised when you start your harmonica adventure with this tuning. Almost all great harmonica virtuosos began their careers on this instrument or are still loyal to it today. With the emphasis on blowing, after five minutes you will play your first folk song and with the emphasis on the draw chord you will begin to immerse yourself in the secrets of blues and rock'n roll, the musical styles that gave this harmonica series its name.