One thing confuses me in the bending study number 1 explanation. Your Ssh-Kee-Koo transitions (without harmonica) sound as if you were forcing the air through with much pressure, getting a "hissing" sound. But I suppose that when bending the air flow should not change drastically, else speed would be very hard to achieve.
I suppose that the hissing is exaggerated for educational purpose, to better hear the pitch change? Or does bending actually require a much harder breathing pressure, the control of which would be part of bending control? continue reading...
Hi David, in the introduction video for TBS#2 you mention an acompliment study that teaches the 12 ar blues progression that is necessary to do the TBS#2. I am new here so please forgive my ingnorance...
I am searching a new A harmonica for buying it because during my level of achievement #1 I used a C harmonica. It is instructed to buy an A harmonica in 2nd position, but I do not understant what does it mean by 2nd position. How can I know if the harmonica I am buying is in 2nd position? I want to buy this harmonica https://veerkamponline.com/products/hohner-armonica-diatonica-la-m533106... (sorry because the site is in Spanish, but I am from Mexico). I am sure it is an A harmonica, but how can I know if it is in the 2nd position?
Posted Mon, 05/03/2021 - 21:18 by gary.wright.ema...
I am sure this topic has been covered so if you can point me in right direction to thread or your previous posts?
I guess it's a lot to do with too much tension. Trying to relax. I have to stop and breathe. not sure now if I have too much air or not enough. I know I am supposed to be breathing just normally and not forcing.
I am a beginner and I love this website! I attempted to start the Levels of Achievement program today, but I read that I will need an A harmonica. I purchased a C harmonica, the Hohner Special 20. Will I be able to use the harmonica I have or do I need to start with an A? Thanks for your input.