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Can you do this with a schylling harmonica? I got one for Christmas and it doesn’t have a key on it either. It’s not the red and white one it’s the silver red and gold one. I play trumpet and figured I could learn harmonica as long as I learn the notes but there isn’t clear notes on the harmonica
My 7 year old son wants a harmonica for christmas so I was watching the kids lessons to show them to him , and now I'm here (grown up lessons) because I want a harmonica for christmas , this is so contagious 😱 what an amazing instrument!
I'm getting one for my birthday from my girlfriend in exactly one month, she's gonna be super annoyed with me for a while until I learn to play it lol.
As a woodwind player, it's so unusual for me to inhale like this. I'm really used to quick and deep intake and then slow and calculated release. But for the harmonica, both need to be very deliberate. It's really fascinating, even if it's gonna be a struggle to get used to it. Had a lot of fun! Thanks so much 😊
Just been given an eastar major blues in C , always loved the sound of harmonica, just starting out on this I'm 65 so hope I live long enough to accomplish this😁
@@73roken changed to a lee oskar in C, found I had better results, I dont know why, and now useing a lee oskar low D, it seemed as though I was not getting very far but it was like it all just clicked into place suddenly one day, good luck with your learning, keep at it, it's fun, you dont need to be an expert just enjoy yourself.
Hi Liam Inspirational, I’m 67 and started learning to play classical guitar two and a half years ago . I have a great tutor and it’s going well, lot to learn , but learned a lot including how to read music. Always wanted to have a go, and likewise the harmonica. I have followed you a while and really enjoy your videos and teaching style. Just received my Hohner special C and it sounds great. I am already playing the train rhythm......including the whistle!!! I have practiced 3 hours a day on my guitar since I started learning. I plan to practice the same on the harmonica too. I practice in blocks to stay alert and focused. I will enrol on your brilliant course. Thank you Ron
Thanks for the introduction on the basics, I'm picking up where my grandfather left off. Learning the harmonica is flooding me with memories, thanks again.
Christmas Day, my dad gave me an dual sided Echo harmonica he brought from Germany in 1967. One side is in the key of C, the other is in G. It has a lot more holes than 10. It has 24 on each side. Holding it the same way you say to hold it, my fingers nearly cover half the length of the harmonica. I absolutely love the feel of the vibrations as I play it. 1960's German harmonica makers made quality products.
I am progressing in the harmonica alot, 😂 your videos really help. I need lots of lessons because i have only had my harmonica for 6 days and am playing some good songs already, but i still have lots to learn. Thanks for the harmonica lessons you are the only person that has had good harmonica lessons that i have found in 1 hour, thank's for the lessons, and stay safe. 😛😝😜🤪☺️🙃😅😂🤣😁😄😃😀🎇🎆🎉🇺🇸
@@Learntheharmonica I have now had it for 12 days about two weeks, and now with your method I have learned to switch to different holes so now I can play songs very well, I have watched lots of your other vids and now I have learned more than most people have shown me, love you vids. 😁
There’s 3 instruments I plan to learn in the next few years. Guitar, Banjo, and the legendary Harmonica. I ordered one online, it’s supposed to arrive next week.
May I ask which harmonica you bought? I want to learn how to play, but I’ve seen different types and levels. Like I’d imagine there’s one for beginners out there
@@sebastiansoto9451 I bought the “Fender Midnight Blues” harmonica in the key of A. They come with a small manual which could teach you a few simple tunes like “Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star” and “London Bridge.” I recommend getting a harmonica in the key of C, as most songs are in the key of C. There’s also a ton more free tutorials for the C harmonica, compared to the other harmonicas. The website I use for learning new music is HarpTabs, it’s great.
Love your teaching style. I’ve been told I’m very hard to teach. I‘m not one of those people that can adapt to various teaching styles. If I don’t like or enjoy a teachers style of teaching I’m going to struggle to learn anything. I really enjoyed your teaching style! This lesson was super easy, fun and I managed to take on board everything you were showing and achieve everything you taught. I am going to sub to your beginners programme.
ive learned guitar, bass, piano (and all its variants), and now on the harmonica cause it was cheap and i love bob dylan, john lennon, and stevie wonder. this lesson was great mate. i didnt even know you could inhale with the harmonica lmao.
Thanks, it was fun and a true beginner's lesson with a good foundation. I'm really looking forward to more classes. I am 62 and had a harmonica when was a kid so it's kind of nostalgic. Hope to play the harmonica better than my brother the guitar soon :)
I got addicted from watching your videos for kids with my 5yo. we were both practicing together it was so much fun.. now I'm getting my own.. thank you for making this very amusing to all ages!!
This is the 3rd tutor I've found and by far the best. That's lesson 1 done. I'll be practicing daily. I decided on harmonica 1 because it sounds amazing and 2 got diagnosed as asthmatic. 2 for 1 deal. I'll improve my breathing and sound cool in a few months. Win win haha. Thank you from the Scottish Highlands. 💚👍
Ordered a Hohner Marine band in the weekend. Watching these before it arrives. Working in aged care I want to bring joyful memories to my 'oldies' not have them turn their hearing aids off 🤣Thankyou for the wonderful content
You are amazing, i have been having the small trouble some instrument for almost 4yrs, i gave up to learn, but now, i gonna remove the gathered durst on top and face the lessons head on. less you man.
Wow im glad i saw this. Just a few days ago out of the blue i decided that i wanted to try harmonica. i asked my partner what instruments to you want to try? he said piano, steel drums, and guitar. i brought up ukulele and he said that some people do like to try that first to warm up to guitar so im getting him one. then i gotta spoil myself and get something too so in instantly thought of harmonica. some part of me felt like it might be somewhat easier then some other instruments but also live in my car so i have limited options lol. but watching beginner videos has me excited for it especially the part about breathe work too. thats what ive been needing to work on for a while.... thanks for the video and cant wait to watch the others.
l really like the way you teach l'm sad for not giving chance to attend your course as l'm from myanmar l'm always encourage you and be your stable audience
I find this fascinating! I'm totally ignorant to the harmonica, but I imagine it hard to teach when you can't see in someone's mouth playing it vs piano keys that we can see and copy. My father was a monster playing the harmonica, but sadly I never got the story of how he learned before he passed. He would just grab it and make beautiful music, and it was normal just to listen. I wish I showed more interest back then, and asked to he taught. I envy those who can play this instrument. I tried to copy him, but slobbering all over it! Lol.. thank you for teaching!!!
Yes, it's certainly a fun challenge trying to explain the invisible aspects of playing. I love the challenge though. I'm sorry you never got to learn harmonica from your father. I hope you enjoy learning it now ❤️
I'm up for this. Got given a Lee Oskar C Major Diatonic the other day. Don't know if its any good but I'll be right with you when I figure out how to open the box.
Just the video I was looking for! Thanks for the great tutorial. My current goal is to be able to play the Man With a Harmonica tune from Once Upon a Time in the West! (Which I see you’ve done a video on! Serendipitous!)
That was great, I've had an old Horner GLH for years and never really bothered to try and learn how to play it but this little introduction to it has already got me making a nicer sound out of it. Thank you.