Introduction to Modes and Positions on the Harmonica (Harmonica Lesson)
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- Опубликовано: 13 окт 2024
- This video is about modes and positions on the harmonica.
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FIRST VIDEO OF THE SERIES COMING TOMORROW: 1st POSITION MAJOR SCALE (IONIAN)
Cracking teacher best explanation I have heard. Thanks, Will
Finally, position and modes described in a way it’s understandable!
This is gold Will! I have never had an explanation of how positions work, and I think this would improve a lot my understanding of harmonica and also my playing. Thanks man!!
The terminology of "3rd position" was so confusing to me until I saw this video. Had no idea it had anything to do with circle of 5ths. You're the first person to explain this in any videos I have seen. Thanks for clearing that up.
Thanks Will ...... This is some good info for a mainly 2nd position player ..... Lookin forward to the ride ..... !!!!!!!!
Thank you for explaining - i have wondered about this for a loooong time🤗
If you want to work more on this, check out my new FREE 3-week course which focuses around improvising with this scale. www.willwildeharmonicamasterclass.com
Very useful! Thanks for clearing that up, Will. Very cool reminder to go back and look at 1st position.
Will, thank you so much!!!! It's really great!!! I have never understood how does it works!!! I'm waiting for lessons!!!
I absolutely love your videos, Will. I hope that someday you will write a book on scales and modes.
Thanks for taking the time Will, excellent !!
That was a great very clarifying explanation! Thanks for sharing your knowledge Will.
Most excellent. your knowledge and depth of understanding of the instrument is very worthy. just smile more....lol
Excellent explanation Will, thanks 👏✅
Perfect timing with this Will. Thx so much, will be watching.
Thanks a lot Will
Fantastic cant wait for the other videos 👍
Thanks Ken. This is an old video. The whole series is already up! ruclips.net/video/LM7Nn-MFTHU/видео.html
Great stuff thank you Will. Am allowing myself a grain of hope that this stuff might finally make some sense😉
Thank you !
Thanks Will! I think some charts would be excellent for tutorials on modes and positions. Just a suggestion. Some people, like myself, are visual learners.
There will be tabs!
It would so awesome. All seven modes.
Great, looking forward to this. You will be using a standard tuned diatonic presumably? Haven’t gotten a Wilde tuned one (yet).
All standard tuning C harp
If only I’d seen this before my last lesson...:)
A bit of homework/revision for you hahaha
Thank you, Wilde, for the very useful information you so generously dole out. Will you kindly also explain the concept of equal temperament tuning vis-a-vis the Richter tuning? Specifically, would the 'Hertz' readings on a harmonica tuner be different for a melody tuned harmonica from the one that is Richter tuned? Thanks🙂
That's not something I know a great deal about, you'd be best off googling it. "Just intonation" is for particularly sonorous chords, "Equal temperament" just means all the notes are tuned to their mathematically correct frequencies.
@@willharmonicawilde But you may just have replied to my query fully? It is surmised that the 'mathematically correct frequencies' tuning needs some compromising in favour of playing the chords more rhythmically. Maybe I'll be able to expand on it from here, and make some meaningful conclusions! Thanks a lot, Will 🙂
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