The quick reference say's to submit a recording of 1.2, 1.4, & 1.7 using a metronone however the webpage doesn't mention the submission. Is a submission required and how long should the recording be?
When I solo with a band (not as a bandleader), is it acceptable to give the band direction? For example, the signal to "play softer"? How about including breaks in a solo?
Last Sunday at my local blues jam, the song that was called was Aretha Franklin's Dr. Feelgood in E. I had played on the same song the previous Sunday and played in 2nd position. Since this song has a very minor feel, I wanted to switch to 3rd position. However, I only had my Low D harmonica, which I had just received in the mail the previous day. I decided to go for it anyway, and it went over very well. continue reading...
I'm trying to get to play those fast triplets but I can speed them up, I've been practising for a month on that. Expecialli the first triplet 3"" 3 4, any suggestion ?
I'm new to harp. I have been working on bending study 1 for at least 2 months. I can bend 1, 2 (1/2 and whole), 5 (to extent you can), and 6. But 3 and 4 (which I have read are the "easiest to bend") allude me. I can only get them to start down a little - but less than a 1/2 step. Is this a common problem? Any ideas why? Any suggestions would be appreciated as I don't seem to be getting any closer to making the bends. Thanks.
I'm having some struggles with Half-Steppin, not with the bends, but with the speed run in 4th bar of the 5th chorus. Those last four notes are really presenting a problem. I know that I can eventually get it, because I've overcome troubles with speed before, but it might take a few weeks. continue reading...
im wondering at what stage do you suggest you send un your LOA submission?
I've been playing 'Walk with me' for about 6 weeks now and have moved on to LOA2 Temparature and the start of 'Freling for the blues' first section so I can work on the tongue block bending and slaps.
I'm wanting to make sure I have the 'Walk with me' at the right level of proficiency before I submit it to you.
I don't know if you can explain this easily, but how many mistakes etc do you accept for it to pass the grade?