bonjour David quant ton clic ici view all lessons ont tombe sur pleins de videos et j'aimerais savoir a quoi coresspondes toutes c'est video sa a rien a voir avec les levels of Achievement ?? (car je ne les vois pas dedans les 10 levels ?? )
brshoemaker, you asked that I post the intermediate flashcards when I finished them. Here they are... Positions (L5) What key are you and the band playing in if you’re using an F harmonica in 2nd Position? C Reference: Music Theory Study 2 Positions (L5) What key are you and the band playing in if you’re using a G harmonica in 2nd Position? D Reference: Music Theory Study 2 Positions (L5) What key are you and the band playing in if you’re using an A harmonica in 2nd Position? continue reading...
In this chorus, there is a long series of blows. One solution is to break the long G and breathe, but I'd rather sustain it. Is it ok to breath through the nose during the only draw notes B D ?
I have struggled to NOT use my nose during draw notes. Now should I unlearn it when useful?
I could also revert the 3+ before to 2 draws (and draw the pulls, too).
Or take a longer breath at the bar 3, but it feels forced, I'm not sure why.
I'm joining my first jam session. I can play clean tongue blocked single notes, slaps, shakes, dips, etc. but my bends are not consistantly in tune yet. My improv skills are developing with your instruction and I'm trying to develop my vocabulary of accompianment licks on your accompainment lessons. continue reading...
I just want to share how I made a huge leap in my bending abilities. :^)
I could not bend 2 notes together at all, as required in the level 4 songs. It always ended with a single bended note, the second hole ending blocked by my tongue.
I had taken the habit of pushing my tongue forward to initiate the bend while keeping the tongue on the harmonica, because keeping that contact was so hard at first. My tongue was quite tense, although I had succeeded in relaxing enough of its back to get some deeper bends (2" and 3"). continue reading...