Posted Thu, 06/11/2015 - 12:47 by keenfalk@hotmail.com
I am having trouble with tongue switching on the 1 and 2 holes. I am under 5' tall and my dentist will testify that I have a very small mouth (the mouth of a child). I taught myself to tongue block a long time ago, and have no problem with the right side of my mouth. But the left corner of my mouth is getting sore, and it is difficut to cover all the holes I need to cover with my tongue. Is it common for people to do better on one side of their mouth?
In Lesson 1 - Solo Harmonica Study 1, Examples 1.8 through 1.12 with Ryan , your showing ex 1.10 and a pull I don't see the pull on the pdf where do you do the pull? Also when is Hob's first lesson up?
Being that it can take quite awhile to master the tremolo, should I wait until that's accomplished before submitting the first study song?
I'm really enjoying the site and the challenge of learning to tongue block after spending so many years lip pursing and not having the instruction you provide here.
If you're familiar with this song, what would your speech be to the band and how would you start and end it ,as leader?
I am enjoying working with the site and appreciate your hard work on our behalf! BTW, when is the next big MASTERCLASS? Joining you is at the top of my bucket list!
I would like to ask you a question concerning the Solo Harmonica Study 1. I got my first harmonica, which is in key of C, checked out your intro lesson for C harmonica and after one week of playing simple melodies on holes 4-7 using tongue blocking technique I jumped into Solo lesson since this is a style of playing that I'm really interested about. Perhaps it was my mistake as I'm not used to sound of harmonica yet, and I only have C harmonica so I can't apply the sound from your videos directly. continue reading...