Prelude in E minor, Op 28, No 4

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How to read this tab — notation key

+: Blow note
−: Draw note
b or ': Half-step bend
bb or '': Two half-step bend
bbb or ''': Three half-step bend
(###): Chord — relevant hole numbers in parentheses
< or *: Push the button in (chromatic harmonica)

Full reference and posting tips in the tab guide.

Tab

| seperates measures
* indicates button pressed
... indicates holding the note for a while

time is 4/4, Largo (moderate tempo)

on a usual 12 hole chromatic sound is transposed an octave. On a tenor or 16 hole chromatic it should match the original.
 
-4 -8 | -8... 8 | -8... 8 | -8... 8 | -8... -7* |

| -7... -8 | -7... -8 | -7... -8 -7 | -7... 7* |

| -7 -8 -9 8 6 -7 | -6*... -7 | -6*... (-8) -7 | 7 -6* 5 -4 -5* -6* -9 8 -8 |

| -8... 8 | -8... 8 | -8... 8 | -8 -7* 11 -10* 10 |

| 10 -9* 12 -9* -9* 10 11 -8 | -9 9 10 6 -7 -6* -7 | -6*... (-8) -7 | -6*... (-6*) 6 |

| 6... -6* | 6... -6* | 6... | 6... -5*... | 6...

Play on a harmonica— watch which holes to blow & draw, with sound