I enjoyed this lesson. I needed to hear it and I need to use this stuff more in my playing. The more I learn about the harmonica the more there is to learn. Thanks for this post.
Hi I Have a request for the perfect British beginner Song as not everyone who takes up the harmonica wants to play the blues but doesn't want to practice twinkle twinkle little star like a kid. I suggest a song that 30 million brits know like the back of there hand. The way we were the last of the summer wine theme?
Hey love your vibes and stuffs. The term 'Unison' however refers to same note being doubled or - not double stops or dyads or any other combination of different notes being played at the same time. So like the fiddle and harmonica playing single note lines or a tune in unison is everyone on the same notes at the same time. I think it's used if we play octaves as well. Curious what harp you're playing there? Seems you've been working on it ;)
ha ha, it was 11 years ago now when I completed my music degree- thanks for pointing out how much I've forgotten :) ( I better get revising again) Harp is a customised Hohner crossover all the best Ed
Excellent lesson thanks Ed!
Just a bit here & there makes it ring 👍👍👏👏😁
Awesome 👌
Good explanation and easy to follow. Thanks for sharing
You’re welcome 😊
I enjoyed this lesson. I needed to hear it and I need to use this stuff more in my playing. The more I learn about the harmonica the more there is to learn.
Thanks for this post.
Great tip the double stop to improve Pick a bale of cotton!!, and thanks for discovering me the bluegras.Greetings from Spain
Thank you.....I really enjoy your tutoring. Keep it going please :-)
Thank you! Will do!
really nice job, well done
just go on c'est excellent!
Always look forward to your vids. I've learned a ton from you regarding embellishments and making the sound bigger. Thanks so much.
Hi I Have a request for the perfect British beginner Song as not everyone who takes up the harmonica wants to play the blues but doesn't want to practice twinkle twinkle little star like a kid. I suggest a song that 30 million brits know like the back of there hand. The way we were the last of the summer wine theme?
Hey love your vibes and stuffs. The term 'Unison' however refers to same note being doubled or - not double stops or dyads or any other combination of different notes being played at the same time. So like the fiddle and harmonica playing single note lines or a tune in unison is everyone on the same notes at the same time. I think it's used if we play octaves as well.
Curious what harp you're playing there? Seems you've been working on it ;)
ha ha, it was 11 years ago now when I completed my music degree- thanks for pointing out how much I've forgotten :) ( I better get revising again)
Harp is a customised Hohner crossover
all the best Ed
@@TheHarmonicaBarge Yeah I figured you knew that, just having fun here 🤓 and I thought I recognized the crossover cover plate but not the comb :)
Thank you!What harmonica are you using?
customised crossover with Andrew Zajac comb
@@TheHarmonicaBarge Thanks!
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typical innit.
can't get 'dirty notes' when i try for them!
rofl
give me ten minutes practice...