Mild Curiosity
Great tips related to practice time etc. David and much appreciated but ............
In addition to "hands on" (or is it mouth on?) practice time, there's mic/amp set up, cupping the mic work, listening to other jam tracks submitted here and on other sites, reading and responding to forums (like this), cleaning/gapping harps etc. So is this part of practice routines? I probably spend at least an hour each day on this stuff in addition to actually playing practice. Am I alone (which I doubt)
or is this a case of "Hi, my name is Hank and I'm a learning harp player" ;-))
They call me harpaddict on e-bay and the back of my iPod reads... "You just can't have too many harmonicas". I'm most definitely addicted to the harmonica and all things related and I'm proud of it.
Sure, those are all valuable areas of learning, but outside of the practice time I'm speaking of.