Demos and reviews
Jerome Peyrelevade : Huxley's garden
First track on the Funk-Jazz Peacemaker album, the theme is in F# minor, and the solo in G minor gives an idea of the capabilities of the Arkia Signature in C with which it was recorded.
Sebastien Charlier: Jusqu'au dernier souffle (until the last breath)
Master of the diatonic harmonica, Sebastien Charlier gives an example of what can be done with a looper and a ARKIA Signature Brodur !
Jonah Fox : ARKIA Signature review
Apparently Jonah loves it!
Paul Messinger reviews the ARKIA Signature
ARKIA Origin "just like home" demo.
Jerome Peyrelevade shows us that everything is possible on an ARKIA harmonica, with this cover of a solo by Sebastien Charlier (Precious Time album).
Note : the video includes two harmonica sounds simultaneously, the one of the CD & the one of the Arkia.
The Canadian duo PÔH is having a great time...
with 2 ARKIA Origin in two different keys at the same time (one C and one Bb).
To be found on their facebook page :
Florence G., classical music harmonicists
plays a piece of Verdi (from Nabucco), with her ARKIA Signature in C
Emmanuel C, fond of folk music
plays a reel called "La Guenille" on his ARKIA Origin in C
Out of the box test - Alain Messier
Alain Messier plays a simple and catchy melody, with his brand new ARKIA Origin, just out of the box.
about the ARKIA Origin model
Angelo Tomandl plays an original song of his: Life
Groovy & jazzy, played on a ARKIA Signature in Bb.
Angelo is a creative harmonica player from Oakland, California, interested in modern harmonica playing. He has naturally chosen a Arkia Signature set to follow him on stage.
Jérôme Peyrelevade : 12 keys practice
Exercize on pentatonics in all keys. Played on a ARKIA Signature in C (lydian tuning) for a french magazine called DIATO Le Mag.
Tim D. reviews the ARKIA Origin
The one he bought is a prototype version named A#P211, whose gaps have been adjusted by our robot GAPPER.
Little Harpo is a corean harp player, here covering Yesterday (The Beatles)
on a ARKIA Origin in C
Palmier Perdu LP from the band We Need a Plumber
Cedric Deschamps plays on an ARKIA Origin in A
Laurent Vigouroux likes to challenge himself
and tests his ARKIA Signature in Bb by playing Petite Fleur in a normally "impossible" key.
Jean-Noel, head officer of ARKIA production line
has fun realizing a forfold overdraw in 10 (-10°°°°) !!!!! World record only possible on an ARKIA Signature.
Working session of Cedric D.
who explores the possibilities of his ARKIA Origin in C on a trumpet solo by John Daversa