Schott Music Mundharmonika spielen - mein schönstes Hobby Letsch Perry (MHar - incl. CD)
Textbook for Harmonica
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Product # | 173230 |
Brand | Schott Music |
Category | Textbooks for Harmonica | Brand Category | Schott Music - Textbooks |
Release date | June 2017 |
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Description
"Playing the harmonica - my favorite hobby" is a new one,
contemporary harmonica school for teenagers and adults
where you don't lose the fun and joy of learning. Whether with or
without a teacher, with this school the beginner gets a solid one
Basics in playing on the harmonica.
contemporary harmonica school for teenagers and adults
where you don't lose the fun and joy of learning. Whether with or
without a teacher, with this school the beginner gets a solid one
Basics in playing on the harmonica.
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- The right instrument
- The structure of the harmonica
- Every beginning is easy
- The posture, the first sounds
- Melodies
- A word about the notes
- The first song: Sur le pont d'Avignon
- Brother Jacob
- Cuckoo, cuckoo
- Melodies from all over the world
- Kum ba yah
- Not a nice country
- Oh Susanna
-Oh, When The Saints Go Marching In
- Breathe
- Shendandoah
- The C major scale
- In Dublin's Fair City
- The songs are playing
- Hand vibrato
- Clementine
- Hamburg Veermaster
- keys
- Frankie and Johnny in C
- Frankie and Johnny in G
- The deep tones
-I got the blues
- Bass Blues, Chord Blues
- Basic Blues
- Recipes for blues
- A new sound: minor
-House Of The Rising Sun
- What Shall We Do With The Drunken Sailor
-Scarborough Fair
-Shady Grove
- Harmonicas in different keys
- The three basic positions
- Which harp for which piece?
- The key to the blues: bending
- Beginner Blues
- Tones created by bending
- Blues licks
- My Name Is Bend
- More bending tones
- More blues licks
-Give Me The Blues
- swing Low, Sweet Chariot
- Specials for later: exercises for controlled bending
- Scales in C, D and F
- Improvise, two bar blues licks
- Articulation
- Rock 'n' Roll Harp
- The Last Rose Of Summer
- Gymnastics for the tongue
- tongue vibrato
- Famous harmonica players
- The sound makes the music
- Throat vibrato
- trill
- Trill solo
- Double tones
- Bluesy double tones
- Things About Coming My Way
- Tongue splitting
- Funky Octaves
- Tongue-splitting blues
- Hot rhythms
- Tongue blocking and chord accompaniment
- Mi se mamo radi, Walking Blues, Jumping Rhythm
-Western Train
- One floor higher
- Happy Birthday
- Blow bending
- Blues run
- Latin rock
- Mysterious overblows or how to get all the semitones
- 1) The trim
- 2) The correct blowing technique for overblows
- Overblow Blues
-The Entertainer
- Overdraws
- The chromatic scale
- Another word on the subject of “keys”.
- Tips for listening
- Tips for moving on
- Songs for all occasions
- This Land Is Your Land
-Morning Has Broken
- Oh you happy one
- Come, shepherds
- The bells never ring sweeter
- Birthday canon
-Amazing Grace
-Tom Dooley
-Banish Misfortune
- World hits on the harmonica: tips for playing
- Answers to the tests
- The structure of the harmonica
- Every beginning is easy
- The posture, the first sounds
- Melodies
- A word about the notes
- The first song: Sur le pont d'Avignon
- Brother Jacob
- Cuckoo, cuckoo
- Melodies from all over the world
- Kum ba yah
- Not a nice country
- Oh Susanna
-Oh, When The Saints Go Marching In
- Breathe
- Shendandoah
- The C major scale
- In Dublin's Fair City
- The songs are playing
- Hand vibrato
- Clementine
- Hamburg Veermaster
- keys
- Frankie and Johnny in C
- Frankie and Johnny in G
- The deep tones
-I got the blues
- Bass Blues, Chord Blues
- Basic Blues
- Recipes for blues
- A new sound: minor
-House Of The Rising Sun
- What Shall We Do With The Drunken Sailor
-Scarborough Fair
-Shady Grove
- Harmonicas in different keys
- The three basic positions
- Which harp for which piece?
- The key to the blues: bending
- Beginner Blues
- Tones created by bending
- Blues licks
- My Name Is Bend
- More bending tones
- More blues licks
-Give Me The Blues
- swing Low, Sweet Chariot
- Specials for later: exercises for controlled bending
- Scales in C, D and F
- Improvise, two bar blues licks
- Articulation
- Rock 'n' Roll Harp
- The Last Rose Of Summer
- Gymnastics for the tongue
- tongue vibrato
- Famous harmonica players
- The sound makes the music
- Throat vibrato
- trill
- Trill solo
- Double tones
- Bluesy double tones
- Things About Coming My Way
- Tongue splitting
- Funky Octaves
- Tongue-splitting blues
- Hot rhythms
- Tongue blocking and chord accompaniment
- Mi se mamo radi, Walking Blues, Jumping Rhythm
-Western Train
- One floor higher
- Happy Birthday
- Blow bending
- Blues run
- Latin rock
- Mysterious overblows or how to get all the semitones
- 1) The trim
- 2) The correct blowing technique for overblows
- Overblow Blues
-The Entertainer
- Overdraws
- The chromatic scale
- Another word on the subject of “keys”.
- Tips for listening
- Tips for moving on
- Songs for all occasions
- This Land Is Your Land
-Morning Has Broken
- Oh you happy one
- Come, shepherds
- The bells never ring sweeter
- Birthday canon
-Amazing Grace
-Tom Dooley
-Banish Misfortune
- World hits on the harmonica: tips for playing
- Answers to the tests
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