I bought Marine Band C and I am just starting with your lessons. You mention, that harmonika A is needed. Does that mean, that I cannot do the lessons with my harmonica C? Or is there an other lesson for me?
I watched your Video and Mr. Filisko's video I don't know how many times but still can't seem to get my hands in the right position. I see that your wrist aren't bent and the Harmonica stays stright with your elbows tucked. I like Mr. Filisko's way but yet again I cannot get my other hand around to close it off.
I am putting this in this forum because you guys make it look so easy, even your students make it look easy. I don't want bad form to start, I am starting out as an older player as it is.
Posted Thu, 03/26/2020 - 11:13 by willblatner@gma...
Hi David. The one of the scale, the root note, sounds good with any of the I, IV or V chords in a typical blues progression. Why does the one of the scale sound good with the V chord? continue reading...
I just bought Hohner's marine band in key of A. So a lot of instructors reccomend, especially to the newbies like me harmonicas in key of C. Also the majority of them actually plays in that key most of the time. Is it still ok try to learn with an A instead of C, or i should definitely switch to C?
I just bought Hohner's marine band in key of A. So a lot of instructors reccomend, especially to the newbies like me harmonicas in key of C. Also the majority of them actually plays in that key most of the time. Is it still ok try to learn with an A instead of C, or i should definitely switch to C?
As a beginner with bending, I'm having a lot of trouble, especially with holes 2 and 3, so besides watching Bending Study 1 I did a little research to see how other players teach tongue-blocking bending. So I found this site with this set of instructions: