I'm practising Solo harmonica Study 2, Examples1.6 to 1.8, and there are many flutters on eighth notes. I cannot physically achieve that and to be honest I cannot hear the flutter when you play the examples. Any tips on how to achieve it? Many thanks.
I am preparing myself for the Level 2 test, still have some work to do on the music theory, and have just begun the accompaniment section homework.
On the 'begin test' page, under accompaniment playing study 2, it says to do the charleston rythm from 1.12, but 1.12 doesn't show up. It goes from 1.10 to 2.1.
I am preparing myself for the Level 2 test, still have some work to do on the music theory, and have just begun the accompaniment section homework.
On the 'begin test' page, under accompaniment playing study 2, it says to do the charleston rythm from 1.12, but 1.12 doesn't show up. It goes from 1.10 to 2.1.
I'm new to the site and I'm really enjoying learning how to play. I'm having one problem. my harmonica plays well as I'm running through the exercises a couple times, but after several minutes certain reeds get stuck. They eventually seem to free up but it is a major distraction. 1) any idea why this is happening. 2) what is the best way to free up unblock the reeds. This has happened on two A harmonicas. A Special 20 and an East Top.
I'm new to the site and I'm really enjoying learning how to play. I'm having one problem. my harmonica plays well as I'm running through the exercises a couple times, but after several minutes certain reeds get stuck. They eventually seem to free up but it is a major distraction. 1) any idea why this is happening. 2) what is the best way to free up unblock the reeds. This has happened on two A harmonicas. A Special 20 and an East Top.
I'm new to the site and I'm really enjoying learning how to play. I'm having one problem. my harmonica plays well as I'm running through the exercises a couple times, but after several minutes certain reeds get stuck. They eventually seem to free up but it is a major distraction. 1) any idea why this is happening. 2) what is the best way to free up unblock the reeds. This has happened on two A harmonicas. A Special 20 and an East Top.
I'm just getting started, and the first fundamental lessons say we can go do tongue blocking exercise 1.5. It's the C scale and there's a picture underneath of the layout of a C harmonica. The intro says we should be using an A. The rest of the exercises (to a rank beginner), also look like they should be a C.
Hi David,Regarding accompaniment study 4, I was wondering what notes we should target apart from other notes from the chord to signal chord changes. Would the notes from the next chord be a good idea and they will fit the current chord in the background? Many thanks,Eddie