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  • SUOFEILAIMU 10 Harmonica Diatonic Blues Harp Professional Harmonica Woodwind Instrument (Color : Key of F)
  • SUOFEILAIMU 10 Harmonica Diatonic Blues Harp Professional Harmonica Woodwind Instrument (Color : Key of F)
  • SUOFEILAIMU 10 Harmonica Diatonic Blues Harp Professional Harmonica Woodwind Instrument (Color : Key of F)
  • SUOFEILAIMU 10 Harmonica Diatonic Blues Harp Professional Harmonica Woodwind Instrument (Color : Key of F)
  • SUOFEILAIMU 10 Harmonica Diatonic Blues Harp Professional Harmonica Woodwind Instrument (Color : Key of F)
  • SUOFEILAIMU 10 Harmonica Diatonic Blues Harp Professional Harmonica Woodwind Instrument (Color : Key of F)
  • SUOFEILAIMU 10 Harmonica Diatonic Blues Harp Professional Harmonica Woodwind Instrument (Color : Key of F)

SUOFEILAIMU 10 Harmonica Diatonic Blues Harp Professional Harmonica Woodwind Instrument (Color : Key of F)

Packge Includes: 1 harmonica; 1 plastic box; 1 clean cloth; 1 instructions
Designed for professional and beginner.
High grade phosphor bronze reed and brass plate.
Color stainless steel cover with laser printing pattern.
Food grade ABS comb, smooth feel and non stick lips.
$66.6
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    Starting Out

    1.Breathing tip

    The further you can put the harmonica into your mouth without losing the single note, the better.

    2.Playing music

    If you are just starting out on harmonica, don't try to "play music" right away. Spend a couple of weeks just concentrating on the basic techniques; establishing good habits with single notes, holding the harmonica, etc. The "music" will come soon enough.

    3.Stay relaxed

    Stay as relaxed as you can when you play and practice. You will use your energy much more efficiently and ultimately be able to play faster and last longer. The trouble areas for tension are usually: the shoulders, the neck, and the whole face in general, but especially the eyes and mouth area. Watch yourself in the mirror.

    4.Moisten your lips

    If you find your lips sticking to the harmonica when you slide or move from hole to hole, lick your lips and the mouthpiece part of the harmonica before playing. Do this whenever necessary.

    5.Making music

    Remember, there is no prize at the end except that you're making music, making friends, and that you've accomplished something of worth that you did by yourself for yourself (and for all the lucky people that get to hear you play).

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