In this study we’ll define what an overbend is, what notes are available on your harmonica with overbends, how to perform an overblow and provide you with exercises for you to practice overblows on holes 4, 5 and 6. continue reading...
Videos include:
Lesson 2 – Intro & Solo Harmonica Study 1: Examples 1.2 and 1.4 Review
Lesson 2 – Solo Harmonica Study 1: Example 1.7, Part 1
Lesson 2 – Solo Harmonica Study 1: Example 1.7, Part 2 (Rhythm Training)
Lesson 2 – Solo Harmonica Study 1: Example 1.7, Part 3
Lesson 2 – Tongue Block Study 1: Single Note, Slap and Flutter Review
Lesson 2 – Tongue Block Study 1: Walk With Me, Chorus 1 Review
Lesson 2 – Tongue Block Study 1: Playing Hole 1 continue reading...
Posted Wed, 06/17/2015 - 07:04 by David Barrett Admin
In Intermediate Student Ryan Walker’s latest lesson (Lesson 33) we presents his final Solo Harmonica Study composition, we start Accompaniment Study 8 on Hooks, and start Music Theory Study 4 on Melodic Development http://www.bluesharmonica.com/contributor/ryan_walker
In Hob's first lesson we cover holding the harmonica; cupping a bullet mic; throat tremolo; importance of playing softly; playing with a relaxed embouchure; closing the nose for breath control; Solo Harmonica Study 1, examples 1.2 and 1.4; Tongue Block Study 1, example 1.2 and Walk With Me Study song, Chorus 1; Music Theory Study 1, Section 1; and bonus footage on the definition of tone in music, and how to create big tone on the harmonica. http://www.bluesharmonica.com/contributor/hob_bosold
Posted Sun, 06/07/2015 - 08:51 by David Barrett Admin
Study along with beginning student Hob Bosold as he takes private lessons with head instructor David Barrett following the Levels of Achievement Program at BluesHarmonica.com. Each lesson is video recorded in its entirety, giving you valuable insight into the same material you're studying on the site.
Joe Tartaglia was the featured beginning student on the website since its release in 2009. Hob's lessons are more up to date with the material on the site (especially in regards to the Levels of Achievement Program) and will therefore replace Joe's lessons in time. continue reading...