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Progress / Blues Harmonica Learning?
Okay, I started playing blues harmonica for about 2 months now. I'm good at getting single notes and on a bend pulling. What should I do? How do I get the real beginner level to something a bit higher? I do not know what to look or what to work for further progress. Adam had Gussow start somewhere and I wonder how he is so good to be (other than lots of practice) What should I work to keep gradually getting better? I know that there is room for criticism me here, but I'm just asking for some help / guidance on becoming a better harmonica player.
Hi, Maverick, How is your knowledge of chords and theory? There are many variations in only the 12-bar form to make inter-application, such as C: C / Cdim / C / C7 / F7 / F7 / C / A7 / D7 / G7 / C This is a blues pattern widely used in the beginning of jazz, and it is a great variation to start and give you blues with more variety. Try your ideas and feeling for music to build on each other - no play just a lick followed by another. This is what I'm at work. I try my single-note run down so I do not always falling back on the shakes, and trills. I see this is much the practice in my case. In short, then repeating someone else's licks and clichés and slowly build your own style. Try working in the third place - not only the blue notes (B 3, # April), but "between" notes, which give you complete Dorian mode, which is great for something minor. Work on your octaves, blowing and drawing, so you always to implement them properly. I'm not an expert player by any means. The above are just the things I've worked on myself. Good luck.
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