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Coming up in just 72 days is the Edinburgh Harmonica Workshop, Scotland’s largest harmonica event. There are some seats still available, so if you were on the fence about coming, now’s the time to act! I’ll be joined by Will Wilde, Liam Alexander Ward and Tomlin Leckie for the concert and jam sessions, with each of us teaching three different subject matter classes during the day over the weekend. For more information visit www.edinburghharmonica.com. I look forward to working with all that can make it.

Early bird pricing ($59) for the Global Blues Harmonica Summit has just been announced... jump on it if you were thinking of attending http://www.harmonica123.com/…/Global_Blues_Harmonica_Summit…
If you're wondering if you're tech-savvy enough to participate, no need to worry, watch this video http://www.globalbluesharmonicasummit.com/tech-spec/

In Joe Filisko's latest lesson on the Fox Chase/Lost John (http://www.bluesharmonica.com/lessons/fox_chase_study_2_artist_studies) he covers "Lost Boy Blues" by Palmer McAbee

It’s time for BluesHarmonica.com’s spring recital! This is your opportunity to share what you’ve been working on with friends, family and the BluesHarmonica.com community. You can submit a study song from the site, an original instrumental (such as what you’ve done for any of the Improvising Studies) or a classic blues tune you love to play. continue reading...

In Gary’s latest submission we continue the focus on blues breaks, this time showing you cool break licks you can play and two more song examples. You can find this lesson here http://www.bluesharmonica.com/contributor/gary_smith

Bob Corritore is considered among the top traditional Chicago blues harmonica players on the scene today. Additionally he is the owner of the Rhythm Room, the radio show host of “Those Lowdown Blues” on KJZZ, the founder of Southwest Musical Arts Foundation, an official endorser of Hohner harmonicas, a Keeping The Blues Alive award recipient, a Grammy nominated harmonica player and producer, an honorary member of Collectif Des Radios Blues, and a great fan of, and active participant in blues music in general. continue reading...

Registration is now open for the upcoming (8/12/2017) Global Blues Harmonica Summit. This is the world’s first interactive online harmonica workshop, featuring myself, Ronnie Shellist, Adam Gussow and Tomlin Leckie on the subject of improvising. Join us for this unique experience for only $89 from the comfort of your own home.

Workshop Info
http://www.globalbluesharmonicasummit.com/workshops/

To Register
http://www.harmonica123.com/store/p73/Global_Blues_Harmonica_Summit-1_Ti...

If you live in the California Bay Area come join students of School of the Blues as they perform great blues standards and original compositions at our semiannual student concert this Saturday, April 1st. Concert is FREE to the public and is held at “The Studio” at the Poor House Bistro (91 Autumn St, San Jose http://poorhousebistro.com) from 5-9pm. continue reading...

In Gary Smith's latest submission he speaks of songs that use breaks. You can find this lesson here http://www.bluesharmonica.com/contributor/gary_smith

In Joe Filisko's latest lesson on Train Imitation (http://www.bluesharmonica.com/lessons/train_imitation_study_2_artist_stu...) and the Fox Chase/Lost John (http://www.bluesharmonica.com/lessons/fox_chase_study_2_artist_studies) he covers "Train, Train" by Shorty Medlocke (Blackfoot) and "Lost Boy Blues" by Palmer McAbee