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Schott Music Blues Harp

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Learn blues harp for beginners, play blues harp, harmonica, instructional book, with download, ISBN: 9783795717292. All product info

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Schott Music Blues Harp

The easy way to the blues - playing the harmonica

The blues harp is a versatile instrument. Even if its sound automatically evokes associations with music on the Mississippi, it is also suitable for other musical styles. Its characteristic sound stands out and brings a breath of fresh air.

Schott Music Blues Harp is aimed specifically at beginners, even if they have no previous knowledge of the instrument. It is a holistic guide that presents its contents in a detailed step-by-step manner and also covers general things you need to know about the instrument. In order to put what you have learned into practice and thus consolidate it, the edition contains many well-known blues songs. These are additionally provided with guitar chords and lyrics to sing along. This guarantees double fun.

Content:

Harmonica Signs
Chapter 1: Blues with simple notes
The position of the harmonica
The first blues notes
The origin of blues playing
Cross Harp
The first blues
Articulation
The pulse of the music
The flow of the blues
Breathing
Our accompaniment: chords
Simple Vibrato
Extended chord blues
Introduction to solo playing
Walking
Eighth notes
Triplets
The swing feeling
Swing eighth notes
Ornaments
Fullness of sound: chords and double notes
Riff solo
Different chords
Playing in two octaves
The origin of solo playing
Orientation on singing
Fankie and Johnny
Blues with eight bars
Beginner Blues
Intro and Ending
Variations and Ending
Variations of the melody
Frankie and Johnny with variations
Beginner Blues with Variations
The progression of solo playing
Backwater Blues
Melody plus fills
Fills
The refinement of solo playing
Licks
All-round licks
Special Licks
Licks plus fills
Summary: possibilities for solos
Little Rock'n'Roll
Great Blues Harmonica Players
Chapter 2: Blues with bending
Bending
Glissando
Half steps
The right intonation
Bending as a means of expression: sliders
Bending exercises
Walking blues with semitones
Shaping the bending sound
Tongue vibrato
Tone formation
Licks and fills with bending
Bending solo 1
Bending solo 2
Imitating a move
Rhythm play
Vocal accompaniment plus fills
Bending solo 3
Bending Solo 4
Chapter 3: Tricky playing techniques
Trills
Laryngeal vibrato
Improvising
The Blues Scale
Tongue-Splitting
Tongue-Blocking
Playing melody and rhythm at the same time
Combination Blues
Advanced train imitation
Playing techniques with the hands: Tremolo and Wa-Wa
Mama Blues
Blow-Bending
Chapter 4: Different playing techniques and styles
Blues in minor
Dorian minor
The blues scale in 3rd position
Practice blues in minor
The Pink Panther
Chromatic Playing
Overblows and Overdraws
Blues In The Night
Dynamics
Solo over several verses
Runs
Solo with runs
The 5th position
Practice blues in the 5th position
From the blues to other styles
Dream A Little Dream Of Me
The basic notes of the harps / Available notes
Chapter 5: Everything about the Blues Harp
Harp models
Microphones and electric amplification
Care and re-tuning
Tips for listening
Book tips
About the author
Acknowledgements and wishes