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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
This is one of the most asked questions on David Barrett's forum. If you search his forum you will see many inquiries on this topic.
Below is a link to his intro lessons where you can start off on a "C" harmonica.
http://www.bluesharmonica.com/lessons/c_harmonica_intro_lesson
You can probably do a few exercises in LOA with the "C harp. Harps are interchangeable however you will just be playing in a different key, so some stuff may sound a little different. The "C" harp is still good to have as it is used as the reference standard for music theory. However you will need to get an "A" harp if you plan to go through LOA and especially if you plan to submit material and work on earning the levels. Actually you will eventually need several more keys later (Low F, G, Bb, D) in addition to the "C" and "A". Most blues harmonica players have all these keys as a minimum.
We're all here to help out to answer questions if we can.
Happy harpin'
BC