Harmonica
Hohner Blues Band-10 Hole, Key of C
(Electronics) Hohner
Release date: 2008-05-08
10 Pit Diatonic
It has Key of C
Price:
$5.50
$5.50
Answers
I simply bought a Piedmont Blues Harmonica set of 7 different keys and am looking to learn how to play... are there any good sites for scholarship the harmonica... I would prefer something that is free.
First article you need to do is get a better harmonica. Then look in my profile for harmonica questions and answers. Everything is free except for the harmonica, which is going to cost you ten cents an hour to cavort no matter how good or bad...
Adeem Maker and DJ DQ put them together and u got Gum Under Ground Hip Hop version of "Maken a Mess" with a Harmonica yes a Harmonica ...
I'm in the prepare of learning the harmonica and am interested in trying out different keys. I currently have a Hohner in C and know that I want an A for sure. I've found the Piedmont blues set and was wondering if it is usefulness it or if I...
I haven't played these, but from everything I've heard/impute to they are not worth getting. They seem prone to defects, and the plastic housing doesn't sound appealing to me. Several reviewers have said it produces a "chintzy" tone.
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I have a set of harmonicas in different keys and id love to play some blues stuff with it, but it doesnt sound right, im guessing because the ones i have are guide arpeggios. what kind of harp do i need that has a bluesy sound?
Fair much any hohner diatonic harmonica is good for blues. My favorite that they make is either the hohner special 20, or the hohner pro harp.
Playing mode matters more than what instrument they use... they are all tuned the same...
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The chart shows in considerable detail procedures for pinpointing and fixing common harmonica problems. All items are contained in a handy, white corrugated carrying case with a plastic handle. The book discusses the 12 Bar Blues, a touch of jazz, country fills (licks), and country tunes in blues...
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This interactive set teaches would-be harmonica players how to create their own simple improvisations within 15 minutes, while learning everything they need to know about music, the blues, and the harmonica.
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44 pages. Book/CD Set. By Phil Duncan. For Harmonica (Diatonic). Level: Beginning. Methods. Published by Mel Bay Publications, Inc. All Styles.
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Book/CD Set. Level: Beginning-Intermediate. Published by Mel Bay Publications, Inc. Methods. Milteau. By J.J. All Styles. 40 pages. By J.J. Text language: English, Spanish. For Harmonica (All). Milteau.
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Texas Music and Video. Level: Intermediate. All Styles. Licks and phrases. 40 pages. For Harmonica (Diatonic). Book/CD Set. By Lonnie Joe Howell. Published by Mel Bay Publications, Inc.
Music Review: Chicago Blues Harmonica Project - More Rare Gems
It’s been said that ‘the blues ain’t lovely,' and this disc proves the point. It’s dirty and nasty, a little bit sloppy (in a righteousness way), and sounds downright dangerous. ‘Pretty' is not an operative word here …
This is a follow-up to a well-known 2005 release that saw a core band of hard-working Chicago musicians backing a handful of harmonicists on a intently-hitting collection of blues laced with funk and soul. Here we have another seven guests – none of them widely known face the Windy City – demonstrating just how expressive the humble harmonica can be.
Usually relegated to a supporting r, the harmonica is the only instrument in western music to permit both blowing and drawing of air. As such it’s arguably the closest approximation of the Possibly manlike voice. And in capable hands, it’s surprisingly versatile, with a broad tonal palette that can range from guttural growls to agonizing wails with (forgive the pun) breathtaking ease.
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Notes from Chicago: Bruce Springsteen's 'Born to Run' concertLos Angeles Times - Sep 22, 2009
Notes from Chicago: Bruce Springsteen's 'Born to Run' concertAfter the explanation, he placed a harmonica to his mouth and the man who decades ago was hailed as the next Bob Dylan led his band through "Thunder Road. and more »
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The late Little Arthur Duncan is next with “Can't Stand It No More,” returning later to close out the set with “Gone To Main Street.Houston Chronicle - Sep 21, 2009
The friends rolled around on stage before Martin managed to climb to his feet and resume his set. A source tells OK.co.uk, "It was a strange moment, and more »
