Can you please recommend me some exercises I could include in my daily routine that would help me develop, "polish" and automate my tremolo (both on the inhale and on the exhale) ?
I have a harmonica in C and I would love to play the part of the accordion in this song "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pgozJRbwKfM" wich starts in the minute 1:26 to the 1:58, but I cant find the music sheet anywhere. Does anybody know how to transcript the notes?. I really love this song and it means a lot.
I've been using Garage Band a lot for the harmonica, to practice and to record me for LOA performance tests. For LOA 1, Walk With Me song, I was ok with the standard microphone, but yesterday I was recording some versions of Temperature for LOA 2 and the recording just sounded flat and not what I actually hear when I'm playing. continue reading...
I just picked up my first harmonica like 3 weeks ago after seeing a guy play one in a band and being inspired to take it up. First of all, i'm really enjoying your course, planning to work my way through the LOA program.
when i breathe through my harmonica i try my best to stop my nasal cavity but it just seems impossible. you can hear the sound of air blowing out my nose as i blow each note. What am i doing wrong? How do i stop this?
I'm just starting out. In your first lesson video you mention Tongue Blocking Excercise 1.5 (simple folk melodies). I don't see a link to it, and can't figure out where it might be. Is there a place where all the exercises live?
Verse 7 measures 3 and 4. At the end of measure 3 there is the octave 4 8 (a quarter note b ). This is the ”Tied” to the same octave in measure 4, therefore two quarter notes, a half note. When I listen to it it sounds like two distinct “quarter notes” are being played rather than an extended note for half note. Wonder what I am getting wrong my listening or understanding?