3rd position A harmonica
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- Опубліковано 28 сер 2024
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Backing track from this clip: • Tasty Funk Groove Guit...
3rd position blues scale:
-1 -2" -2 -3''' -3" 4 -4 -5 6 -6' -6 7 -8
Licks we used today:
-1 -2" -2 -1
-4 -4' -4 4 -3''' 3
-3" 4 -4 -5 -4 4
Class on Saturday July 20th Nerves & the Anxiety of Improvisation: Learn more: www.harmonica1...
Thanks everyone. Next time my harmonica key sticker comes off in a live stream and lands on my finger for several minutes, someone please let me know. 😂 Sorry for the mic popping but each and every mic I've tried while live streaming via my smartphone has had this issue. Phone is in airplane mode and wifi is on with all notifications turned off. IDK. Any ideas welcome.
Is your phone plugged in while streaming? It almost sounds like power interference from when multiple items are plugged into the same breaker.
“You should try to ear train some of that “
The best advice you could give any musician is to train and use their ears. Great stuff ronnie
I just found that same backing track , enjoying it very much..
Different world opens up with A harp now...
Without following your videos I would know very little about 3rd position playing...Thankyou..
11:40 so sweeeeet!🎉
great lesson a some good licks by keeping it simple yet sounds great for 3rd position playing
2:52 someone will look for the letter A soon 😂
Thanks Ronnie this harmonica makes sense to me like that stabs are cool
Loved it !
I been under the weather. Goodname for my new song. This lecture is magnificant and wonderful. Ya
The backing track was awesome along with your playing Ronnie.This was great,thanks needed this.
Thought it was another advertisement 😏
👍👍 Love the funk!
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Thank You Ronnie. Your amazing tone in third (in this video) is puckered (except for the octaves), is it? Thanks for a short yes or no😊
mostly, yes but I typically use much more single note tongue blocking. :)