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Bye Bye Bird, Harmonica Tutorial session 1, Sonny Boy Williamson II
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- Опубліковано 19 сер 2024
- Dive deep into the soulful world of Sonny Boy Williamson II's "Bye Bye Bird" with our comprehensive harmonica tutorial. This step-by-step video breaks down the essence of the melody and rhythm, while placing special emphasis on the revered tongue blocking style. Whether you're a beginner or seasoned player, you'll uncover the secrets to capturing the essence of this blues classic.
In this lesson, you'll learn:
- The fundamentals of tongue blocking technique
- breakdown of the iconic "Bye Bye Bird" melody
- Tips for mastering the rhythm and phrasing
- Insights into Sonny Boy Williamson II's unique style and interpretation
Stay tuned for future installments as this tutorial is just the beginning! This lesson is part of a series that will cover different choruses and variations, providing you with a comprehensive understanding of this timeless blues masterpiece.
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It must be fun to get in to that groove, thanks for sharing
Such a good song. Magic Dick used this as inspiration for the first 2 choruses of Whammer Jammer. Unique articulation you use, I’ve always used “Yuhgah duggah” for the chordal chug.
Awesome,this is why I play blues 👍😎
Thank you, it’s all about groove, textual variations and emotional content. There will be a few more in this series and some rhythm classes/ sessions coming up
Fantastic!! Looking forward to this whole tutorial series. Thanks for doing it.
Definitely the best tutorial on that, note-wise simple, but sound-wise difficult song. Thx
Thank you. Some more coming soon!
Great instructions. I've been wanting to learn this rhythm for a while. Getting it down a bit after watching your video.
Thanks for sharing
Thank you! Would love to hear your progress. Let me know if I can help with anything harp related
Amazing lesson 👏 thank you.
Pleased you’ve enjoyed it. Plenty more coming in this series and a regular harp rhythm workout coming weekly suitable for every level
This is great, I've been struggling with this tune for years but you have certainly put me right on a few things. Thanks!
That’s good to hear! Would be great to hear your progress
Thanks, more than great!
I’m stoked for this
❤❤Thank you
You’re very welcome 🎶🎶 a few more in this series on the way
Good stuff! Playing my Lee Oskar Low C.
How is the Oskar low tuned? I just bought a couple haven’t got them yet
Lee Oskar Lows play great. I own a low C and low F. One thing I learned about lows is that they're not going to sound as loud and they shouldn't be played too loud. If you're wanting to learn Bye Bye Bird there's a good video of Sonny Boy playing it in a low C like this lesson. I mention this because other recordings also have him playing a low D.@@Crushbandicoot-wv8xb
Many thanks Gareth. I never understood before how to obtain that slap effect.. Waouuhhh ! I'm so grateful. You are a fantastic harp player and your videos are very helpul to understand all the techniques to fatten the tone. How do you tune your harps to have those smooth chords? Pure just intonation or tempered? 442hzt? Thanks again.
Thank you, I’m so happy it’s helping other players.
This harp has been pretty much untouched since the 1960s! I essentially use a compromised just intonation where the triads are close to JI but I raise the draw 5 to 0 cents, usually tuned to 443HZ.
Thanks so much.
You play pretty good, but you talk too much you need to play without talking so much
Noted, 😂 that’s a first for me, just trying to find the balance for the this teaching malarkey. Thanks for the feedback