THANK YOU...... last week Jason shared a practice routine... and both of you, sharing honestly, helps all of us... about how you'all practice... so you actually practice and not born with the skill.... this is SO inspiring. Thank you!!!!!!!!!
Thank You, Adam! Love that! So glad You share this! You sound great! Your singing is awesome too - sausagemaking or not! Being vegan that would be a vegan sausage :) You have always been such a HUGE source of inspiration to me!
Wow! Pretty sure you’ll get in shape really soon with that kind of training 💪 thank you for sharing this perfectly not perfect practice 🫶 it’s very inspiring 🎶😄
Man Love your playing first, second I live in Ormond beach Fl, Man I would love to meet you, listen to you, learn from you. I been playing for a long while now but still to shy to show off to public. PLEASE let me know where you will be. Thanks bro!
Adam, such an awesome player , it’s amazing just to watch what you do and try to follow along somehow ,that’s a lesson I want to be at , 3 days??? South Florida ?
As a newbie I do know that lip strength is a must. I play flute and trumpet but the Harmonica is a way different beast. What do you suggest? To a new comer to the "Harp"?🙄
@@gussowsclassicbluesharmoni2726 trumpet 🎺 you basically purse your lips with takes less control than wrapping your lips around and holding the instrument. After about 20 minutes of harp playing my lips feel like they ran a marathon. This has been my experience at least 🙄😕👄
Adam! it's about a two hour drive, but I'm gonna try to make up to Flagler for one of your shows! you've been such an inspiration to me and my harp playing! hopefully see you soon. 😊👍
It's interesting to see the approach if the harp is a primary instrument. I usually practice scales splits octives and chourds because i play the leads and just pad the rhythms. Thanks Adam I do love sausage !!
Adam, for how long will you practice each day, leading up to the first gig? Do you have the goal of playing for close to a couple of hours or so per day, by the gig date? Or is practicing for 15, maybe 30 minutes, per day, sufficient preparation for you?
Definitely NOT two hours! Although I wish I did that. But 30-60 minutes most of the days will bring me back on line. It's also extremely important to allow all the negative feelings--"I've lost my feeling for the instrument, my chops suck," etc. They will pass. It's like a relationship. It takes work to slide in close to your partner.
Thanks Adam! Great Video. This last Fall the band I play in played for my niece's wedding (no blues, a lot of fun folk and fiddle tunes but light work for the harp player.) and right after I got sick for about month, where I kept working but at my minimum of 15 min. I didn't do much technique work. When I felt better and got back to it, I was shocked at how quickly and far I fell in my playing. It was rather depressing, but the flip side was I was shocked how quickly I build back up the strength and technique. It only took about four or five days to mostly get it back. Thank you for the insight into how a working musician gets ready for a gig after a lay off.
I’m honored to see my little painting of Nat Riddles behind you in the recent video.
Very cool.
Thanks, Mark. Yes, it's had pride of place on my wall for many years now.
im a simple man, i see Gussow upload, i watch the video.
Me too…. It’s all good:)
THANK YOU...... last week Jason shared a practice routine... and both of you, sharing honestly, helps all of us... about how you'all practice... so you actually practice and not born with the skill.... this is SO inspiring. Thank you!!!!!!!!!
Damn Adam you sound so good! So grateful for your lessons and insight into playing Harmonica.
Thank You, Adam! Love that! So glad You share this! You sound great! Your singing is awesome too - sausagemaking or not! Being vegan that would be a vegan sausage :) You have always been such a HUGE source of inspiration to me!
Awesome Adam! Thank you for sharing this! I found it super interesting!! Great stuff! 😄🤗 Have a great tour!! 💞
Welcome back Adam! Great video. Very real. Hope your tour is amazing! 🤩
Great to hear/see a new video. Good luck in Florida!
Bravo!
Wow! Pretty sure you’ll get in shape really soon with that kind of training 💪 thank you for sharing this perfectly not perfect practice 🫶 it’s very inspiring 🎶😄
Class act.
Man Love your playing first, second I live in Ormond beach Fl, Man I would love to meet you, listen to you, learn from you. I been playing for a long while now but still to shy to show off to public. PLEASE let me know where you will be. Thanks bro!
Adam, such an awesome player , it’s amazing just to watch what you do and try to follow along somehow ,that’s a lesson I want to be at , 3 days??? South Florida ?
this is actually really cool!
I always find I use much more breath when soloing, no matter what pieces they are. Is that usual?
As a newbie I do know that lip strength is a must. I play flute and trumpet but the Harmonica is a way different beast. What do you suggest? To a new comer to the "Harp"?🙄
I think that harp and trumpet have some similarities, actually. (My son played trumpet for many years.)
@@gussowsclassicbluesharmoni2726 trumpet 🎺 you basically purse your lips with takes less control than wrapping your lips around and holding the instrument. After about 20 minutes of harp playing my lips feel like they ran a marathon. This has been my experience at least 🙄😕👄
The Professor put on a clinic today!
Hi Adam love the videos, just my first harp and trying to get you lessons but the link doesn't work
I just checked all three and they open easily. Please try again.
@@gussowsclassicbluesharmoni2726 i have tried on 3 search engines, google, brave and bing , but no joy
You're a blues man. You're supposed to cuss
when you record do you take the audio directly from the microphone or do you record the output from the amplifier?
If I’ve not played for a while my face and jaw get really tense after about 5 minutes….takes a few sessions for that to stop
Adam! it's about a two hour drive, but I'm gonna try to make up to Flagler for one of your shows! you've been such an inspiration to me and my harp playing! hopefully see you soon. 😊👍
Thanks for your great lessons
Great video I learned a lot thank you.
Great to have the master back! We have missed you!
You must have more understanding Nieghbours than me.
Yeah, nobody around here seems to care. They're not RIGHT next door, in any case, so they may not even hear what i'm doing.
I have to practice in the car😂😂
It's interesting to see the approach if the harp is a primary instrument. I usually practice scales splits octives and chourds because i play the leads and just pad the rhythms. Thanks Adam I do love sausage !!
Adam, for how long will you practice each day, leading up to the first gig? Do you have the goal of playing for close to a couple of hours or so per day, by the gig date? Or is practicing for 15, maybe 30 minutes, per day, sufficient preparation for you?
Definitely NOT two hours! Although I wish I did that. But 30-60 minutes most of the days will bring me back on line. It's also extremely important to allow all the negative feelings--"I've lost my feeling for the instrument, my chops suck," etc. They will pass. It's like a relationship. It takes work to slide in close to your partner.
@@gussowsclassicbluesharmoni2726 Thank you for the great insight!
Thanks Adam! Great Video. This last Fall the band I play in played for my niece's wedding (no blues, a lot of fun folk and fiddle tunes but light work for the harp player.) and right after I got sick for about month, where I kept working but at my minimum of 15 min. I didn't do much technique work. When I felt better and got back to it, I was shocked at how quickly and far I fell in my playing. It was rather depressing, but the flip side was I was shocked how quickly I build back up the strength and technique. It only took about four or five days to mostly get it back. Thank you for the insight into how a working musician gets ready for a gig after a lay off.
Thank you Dr Gussow - that was brave and very helpfull.
I'm just up outside Saint Augustine! See you down in Ormond/Daytona area forsure!
your so good , you dont really make mistakes to anyone listening. except maybe yourself.
Welcome back master...
Welcome back, missed ya
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my god this guy can play
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