When practicing a vibrato (in this case I visualisze holes 1 through 6) should I aim to get the pich as close as possible to the intended note or can I vibrate it a little flatter?
when I bend it a bit I find it easier to get a vibrato out of it.
Bent notes are easy to vibrate but unbent ones not so much..
I guess what I am trying to ask is how flat is too flat?
Another case is when bringing note up from a bend to it's natural pitch and then finnishing with a vibrato. continue reading...
I'm having trouble with solo harmonica study 1 section 2. What happens is I get too much air in my lungs from all the consecutive draws. It gets to a point where eventually I just have to let some air out and end up blowing when I'm not supposed to. How can I solve this issue?
I'm having trouble with solo harmonica study 1 section 2. What happens is I get too much air in my lungs from all the consecutive draws. It gets to a point where eventually I just have to let some air out and end up blowing when I'm not supposed to. How can I solve this issue?
Posted Fri, 11/27/2020 - 19:33 by Asintomático de...
I think I just wasted another $60 or so, and another week, buying the wrong key of harmonica. I just bought a C Hohner Blues Harp. I could've sworn I watched an introductory video on this site that said to use a C harmonica. Google says C is the place to start learning blues on harmonica. But then I hit another video, and it's not right.
So, please tell me what key of Hohner Blues Harp I should buy to get the most out of the instruction material here, so that when I blow into hole 6 it matches what I hear in the video, for example?.
Posted Fri, 11/27/2020 - 19:33 by Asintomático de...
I think I just wasted another $60 or so, and another week, buying the wrong key of harmonica. I just bought a C Hohner Blues Harp. I could've sworn I watched an introductory video on this site that said to use a C harmonica. Google says C is the place to start learning blues on harmonica. But then I hit another video, and it's not right.
So, please tell me what key of Hohner Blues Harp I should buy to get the most out of the instruction material here, so that when I blow into hole 6 it matches what I hear in the video, for example?.
this might not be the right place but ... I just received a notice that flash will be done at the end of 2020 . Will I need something else for my computor to continue playing or am i fine ??? Thanks
Thank you for the lesson on high end playing. I am still trying to figure out scale degrees and how to use them and you always teach as if we are using the C Scale or C harmonica.
In the PDF for high end playing the notation is in C i.e. 7 is a B 7+is a C, but the scale degrees seem to be for the key of G. Or am I misinterpreting things?
What is the best approach to think of scale degrees moving forward and is it good practice to know the scale degrees for each chord?
Now i am understanding the C harp layout...ie CEG CEG and DGBDFA along with little quotes used to always remember them is there a formula i can use to then know all the other positions.
To be clear i mean your PDF Diatonic Harmonica Note Layout . memorising the C harp positions should be the key to knowing all the others if only i could work out how to get there. continue reading...