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Free Sample Lessons
After watching the BluesHarmonica.com overview video, try one of the lessons below to experience a lesson at BluesHarmonica.com.
- Tongue Blocking Study 2 – This study is for the newer player or the player new to tongue blocking
- Bending Study 5 – This is for the advanced player looking to improve their bending skills
Check out info re harp positions in David's lessons. For most blues in E, an A harp in 2nd position is the most common way to go. But E blues using 3rd position on a D harp can be nicely intuitive. In E major, you're generally talking about the E, A and B chords as the I, IV and V chords, or I7, IV7 and V7. Or their minor variations. Most folks think of 2nd position for major blues, 3rd position for minor. But each has a nice, usable, sound in either major or minor. If you're just starting out learning music theory, and how it applies to blues, never fear. David's theory lessons make it simple and logical, and before long how it all works on a harmonica will be as ingrained as knowing how to brush your teeth.