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Amazing Grace Harmonica Tab (Blow & Draw)

Composer
Traditional
Year
Key
C
Time
Tempo
Difficulty
Easy · ★★
First note
blow 3

Amazing Grace on harmonica

The phrase Harmonica Studio’s lesson teaches — an excerpt of the melody, not the full-length arrangement — rendered as harmonica blow/draw tab you can read on screen or print for the stand, free.

Traditional American melody “New Britain”; hymn words by John Newton, 1779 — public domain.

How to practise this on harmonica

Every number here is a hole and every arrow a breath: ▲ is a blow (exhale), ▼ is a draw (inhale). Amazing Grace sits on a C harp and opens on blow 3. Move between holes by rocking your lips smoothly along the comb rather than jumping — the harp rewards small, clean shifts. Get a single note sounding clear (pucker or tongue-block) before you add any speed.

Where a bend is marked, lower the pitch with the back of your tongue and your jaw, not with more air; the app listens for whether the bend actually lands in tune. Play it at a comfortable tempo, breathing from the belly so long draws don't run you out of air, and loop the phrase that graded worst until the breath pattern feels automatic. By the numbers, this study runs 15 notes across holes 3 to 6.

Also playable on

The same melody is graded across 10 Playsoloist instruments. See every version, with difficulty and provenance, on the Amazing Grace cross-instrument hub.

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