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InstrumentsHarmonica
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Bluegrass Harmonicaby Mike StevensExtraordinary harpist Mike Stevens teaches all the techniques, tips and inside information you need to know to play bluegrass harmonica. He covers: holding the harp, lip pursing, tongue blocking, draw bending, vibrato, attacking the notes, wind chops, and a lot more. The CD features practice tunes for beginning, intermediate and advanced players, including two versions of some of the intermediate and advanced tunes: one at standard tempo, and one slowed down for easier learning. |
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Blues Harmonicaby Tom BallThis book/CD pack features a comprehensive crash-course on all aspects of the blues harmonica. Written informally and in only tab notation, this book encourages players to learn at their own pace while developing their own style and feel. The accompanying CD includes demonstrations. |
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Irish and American Fiddle Tunes for Harmonicaby Glenn WeiserA complete guide to playing fiddle tunes! Covers: tips on hand positions; playing instructions and techniques; rhythmic patterns for the reel, jig, hornpipe and waltz; and more. Features over 100 songs, along with a CD that demonstrates several of the tunes. Ability to read music is not necessary. |
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Make Your Harmonica Work Betterby Douglas TateThere is a vast amount of knowledge throughout the world about how to make the harmonica sound better and play better, but little of it is written down. This fully illustrated book solves the problem. It contains sections on: how to buy a harmonica, common problems, advice about tools and techniques for using them, the basic parts of the chromatic harmonica, solutions to improve sound and functionality, experimenting on old harmonicas, tuning, and much more. For chromatic players, but diatonic players will learn just as much. |
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Play the Harmonica Wellby Douglas TateThis handy, easy-to-use book aims to explain precisely what is required to play this instrument well. Topics covered include: holding, posture, mouth position, movement, breath control, articulation, phrasing, tone manipulation, vibrato, trills and turns, projection, chords and intervals, interpretation, and much more. For chromatic players, but diatonic harmonica players will learn just as much. |
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