How to play train rhythms (chugging) on harmonica 

Haha, accidental learning is the best kind! Thanks for watching Michael. Cheers, Liam

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Welcome to the club! Liam

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Thanks for the kind words! I give a lot of lessons on a C harmonica because it's the most common harmonica for a beginner to have, but there will be some others using a G as well. You can always follow the tab system on screen even if you don't have the right key harmonica for a certain lesson. Watch this space for more lessons! All the best, Liam

Hi Hosanna, yes it's the same rhythm just with a different articulation. You can try lots of different sounds: TUH, KUH, DUH, LUH, NUH....

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Thank you Евгений Глущенко, I'm glad you like my video. I don't really understand your question, can you explain it further? Thanks! Liam

@@Learntheharmonica =) I ain't surprised. English's not my native as you can see. Well, I'll try to explain giving a link to the video (link with a time line) that I think it should be helpful to get what I've meant. All I wanted to ask was what exercises (without a harp) one needed to do to increase chugging speed? I tried to chug lots, but usually failed. I've learnt to do almost everything, including overdraws, throat and mouth vibratos, etc, but chugging - appear to be the hardest thing to learn. Ok, the link below has to demonstrate one of such an example I've asked. In the video the blind Ukrainian harper does a chugging exercise; he says that he does it every time after a cup of coffee: (Good luck to ya! All the best in your lessons and harp style!) ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-GAtigUy5-1E.html

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+AECEntertainment Thanks Adam. Greetings from Mumbles! Liam

Thank you! I am not sure if Joe has released any books but he does put up lessons through his RU-vid channel and Facebook page. Have you ever been to one of his workshops? Probably the best way to learn from him. He does some great ones over here in the UK, as well as across Europe and obviously lots in the US. Cheers. Liam

Yeah, go for it. I think you'll love the range you get with an A harp. Cheers, Liam

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