Good information I need to be mindful of. I get hung up on notes and technique and forget about those things you mentioned that make it music instead of just dead and repetitive notes and patterns. Thanks for the tip.
Thanks Ronnie! I am also wondering about how you thought about which notes to play. Did you use a particular minor scale or the blues scale? Did do you think about tension and release? Perhaps this is something you covered in the past...
good question.i used the blues scale in 2nd position but i didn't think about it. practicing scales and riffs to the point where they are in your subconscious bank of ideas is key.
Hey Ronnie, I don’t comment much but lately you seem be touching on what we ( somewhat advanced players) need. Another great vid lesson. Please keep it up. I just play for fun and have no real interest in playing on stage, but do enjoy the instrument a lot. Thanks again.
they sound amazing. i use the exact element but in one the custom wood shells which fits my hand better. if you have smaller hands..then this might be a perfect choice. can't be the tone!
Great tips Ronnie. I would also add 'leave space' and 'use repetition'. Nothing worse than an endless stream of notes with nothing there for the listener to hold onto. I like it to someone who talks incessantly without pausing for breath. You can only listen for so long before you switch off.
Your sonny boy II “help me” video was the first song I memorized when i began playing. This video will take me to an even higher level. Thank you!!!
Muchas gracias por tus consejos y tus tutoriales, me han servido mucho saludos desde Chile
excellent contribution. Thank you!!!!!
Very good view on things to do. Thank you Ronnie.
Thanks For you cool little insight’s. Always a pleasure to watch, keep it going. 🍻
thank you!
Great things to meditate on Ronnie. Thanks and may God bless you and your family
thanks
Good vid. Very valuable advice. Thank you.
Really great lesson!
Good information I need to be mindful of. I get hung up on notes and technique and forget about those things you mentioned that make it music instead of just dead and repetitive notes and patterns. Thanks for the tip.
Your wawa and bending is up their with the Great harp masters Ronnie.
Frank Stidham thanks
God damn Ronnie, that's very cool. Thank you 👊
Awsome advise thnx again ronnie
great stuff Ronnie! Thanks for the great tips
Wonderfull !
Great video Ronnie as always. Thanks. 😎
Genius ! Seriously
Thank you, vety usefull tips!
Great tips thank you
Great stuff!
Thanks Ronnie! I am also wondering about how you thought about which notes to play. Did you use a particular minor scale or the blues scale? Did do you think about tension and release? Perhaps this is something you covered in the past...
good question.i used the blues scale in 2nd position but i didn't think about it. practicing scales and riffs to the point where they are in your subconscious bank of ideas is key.
Aguevo que ayuda mucho gracias
If course It helps,a lot,.
Thanks!
Hey Ronnie, I don’t comment much but lately you seem be touching on what we ( somewhat advanced players) need. Another great vid lesson. Please keep it up. I just play for fun and have no real interest in playing on stage, but do enjoy the instrument a lot. Thanks again.
K Don right on
Hey Ronnie what are your thoughts on the Bullitini Harp Mic from BlowsMeAway Productions Do you like them?
they sound amazing. i use the exact element but in one the custom wood shells which fits my hand better. if you have smaller hands..then this might be a perfect choice. can't be the tone!
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Do you do private lessons please?
on a very limited basis. you can reach to me via harmonica123.com through the contact page.
@@Harmonica123 thank you very much! I will.
I am wolf status :-) at the moment...great site!
Great tips Ronnie. I would also add 'leave space' and 'use repetition'. Nothing worse than an endless stream of notes with nothing there for the listener to hold onto. I like it to someone who talks incessantly without pausing for breath. You can only listen for so long before you switch off.
absolutely. i just chose 3. i was thinking of choosing 3 more for a different video and space/phrasing would definitely be in there!
Great stuff!