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1. Verfasser:	Yerxa, Winslow (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	Hoboken, N.J. Wiley 2008
Schlagworte:	Harmonica / Methods / Self-instruction Harmonica > Methods > Self-instruction Mundharmonikaspiel Einführung
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Beschreibung:	Includes index
Beschreibung:	XVI, 340 S. Ill., Notenbeisp. CD (12 cm)
ISBN:	9780470337295

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adam_text	Table of Contents OOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOCOOOOOOOOO ............................................................... ľ About This Book ..............................................................................................1 Conventions Used in This Book .....................................................................2 What You re Not to Read ................................................................................3 Foolish Assumptions .......................................................................................3 How This Book Is Organized ..........................................................................4 Part I: Getting Started ............................................................................4 Part II: Starting to Make Some Music ...................................................4 Part III: Growing Beyond the Basics ....................................................5 Part IV: Developing Your Style .............................................................5 Part V: Taking Your Music to the World .............................................5 Part VI: The Part of Tens .......................................................................5 Part VII: Appendixes ..............................................................................6 Icons Used in This Book .................................................................................6 Where to Go from Here ...................................................................................7 Parti: Getting Started... .......«..................................... 9 Chapter 1: What Is This Thing Called Harp? ......................11 Considering the Harmonica s Coolness ......................................................11 Becoming the Next Harmonica Idol: What It Takes to Play .....................13 Taking Your Talent to the Next Level .........................................................14 Hanging Out in the Harmonica Village ........................................................15 Chapter 2: Your First Harmonica ................................17 Shopping for Your First Harmonica ............................................................17 Understanding the construction of the ten-hole diatonic ..............18 Choosing a harp in the key of С .........................................................19 Pricing a harmonica .............................................................................19 Determining where to buy a harp ......................................................20 Making Your First Sound ..............................................................................21 Holding the harp ..................................................................................21 Putting the harp in your mouth .........................................................21 Breathing through the harp ................................................................22 Getting to Know You: Discovering How a Harmonica Works ..................23 Making a five-layer tin sandwich ........................................................23 Taking a closer look at the reeds that make the sound ..................24 Tuning in to the key of the harp ........................................................25 Harmonica For Dummies Locating different notes ......................................................................26 Safe and Sound: Caring for Your Harp ........................................................26 Chapter 3: The Language of Music: Surveying a Bit of Theory ......29 Reading Harmonica Tab ...............................................................................30 Finding the Key of a Song .............................................................................31 Exploring Rhythm Basics ..............................................................................31 Counting time with quarter, half, and whole notes .........................32 Counting silence with rests ................................................................33 Extending notes with ties and dots ...................................................34 Dividing quarter notes ........................................................................35 Grouping beats with measures, bar lines, and time signatures .....36 Dividing the beat unequally to get swing ..........................................38 Counting off a tune ..............................................................................39 Mapping the Universe of Notes ...................................................................40 Naming the notes .................................................................................40 Altering notes with sharps and flats .................................................41 Measuring the distance between notes with semitones and whole tones ............................................................42 Writing Notes Down ......................................................................................42 Placing notes on a staff .......................................................................42 Writing sharps and flats on the staff .................................................44 Unlocking key signatures ....................................................................44 Finding harmonica notes on the staff ................................................45 Part 11: Starting to Make Some Music ..........................47 Chapter 4: Relaxation, Breathing, and Rhythm ....................49 Preparing to Play: Relax, Breathe Easy, and Hold the Harmonica ..........49 Perfecting your playing posture ........................................................50 Breathing deeply and gently ...............................................................50 Concentrating air flow in your mouth ...............................................51 Cupping the harp in your hands ........................................................52 Playing Some Big, Fat Chords ......................................................................54 Preparing your breathing ...................................................................54 Making a big sound with the smooth swimming exercise ..............55 Discovering Rhythm ......................................................................................56 Breathing in rhythmic patterns ................................ ........................56 Sounding like a train ............................................................................59 Using a hand cup to intensify a rhythm ............................................60 Chapter 5: 1 Hear a Melody: Playing Single Notes .................63 Shaping Your Mouth to Single Out a Note ..................................................64 Forming the pucker embouchure ......................................................64 Table of Contents Producing a tongue block embouchure ............................................66 The Elements of Motion: Moving from One Note to the Next ..................67 Exploring the Three Registers of the Harmonica ......................................68 Playing Familiar Tunes in the Middle Register ..........................................68 Hot Cross Buns .................................................................................69 Good Night, Ladies ...........................................................................69 Mary Had a Little Lamb ....................................................................70 Frère Jacques ....................................................................................70 When the Saints Go Marching In ....................................................71 Making Your First Multi-Hole Leaps ............................................................72 Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star ............................................................72 Taps ....................................................................................................73 On Top of Old Smokey .....................................................................73 Shifting Up From the Middle ........................................................................74 Joy to the World ...............................................................................75 Shenandoah .......................................................................................76 Floating in the High Register ........................................................................76 She ll Be Comin Round the Mountain ..........................................77 Silent Night ........................................................................................78 Chapter 6: Shaping Your Sound .................................81 Developing Deep Resonance with Your Air Column .................................81 Using Your Diaphragm ..................................................................................82 Starting and stopping notes ...............................................................83 Pulsing a note .......................................................................................85 Putting Your Throat to Work .......................................................................85 Starting and stopping notes ...............................................................86 Pulsing a note .......................................................................................86 Using Abdominal and Throat Action Together ..........................................87 Coloring Your Sound with Your Tongue ....................................................87 Starting and stopping notes ...............................................................88 Pulsing a note .......................................................................................89 Forming vowel sounds and coloring your tone ...............................89 Shaping Sound with Your Hands .................................................................90 Tone color and vowel sounds ............................................................90 Pulsing notes ........................................................................................91 Adding Vibrato to Your Playing ...................................................................91 Chapter 7: Enhancing Your Sound with Your Tongue on the Harp .. .93 Using Your Tongue to Combine Chords and Melodies ............................94 Knowing the chords on your harp .....................................................94 Accompanying melodies with chords ...............................................94 Chasing the beat with a chord ...........................................................97 Reinforcing Melody Notes with Your Tongue ............................................98 Applying the tongue slap ....................................................................98 Harmonica For Dummies Combining widely spaced notes with a tongue split .....................100 Creating Chord Textures with Your Tongue ............................................101 Alternating tongue placements to produce the chord rake .........101 Lifting and replacing your tongue to play a chord hammer ........102 Rapidly alternating widely spaced notes with the shimmer ........103 Playing Wide Leaps with Corner Switching ..............................................104 Chapter 8: Unlocking a Hidden Treasure: Bending Notes Down .. .107 Getting Your First Bends ............................................................................109 Starting off on the right foot with the basics .................................109 The K-spot: Your link to activating a bend .....................................110 If at first you don t succeed: Practicing persistence .....................112 Tuning your mouth to different notes .............................................113 Bending with your tongue on the harp ...........................................120 Surveying the Bendable Notes ...................................................................122 Finding the bending depth in each hole .........................................122 The three bending ranges .................................................................124 Exploring Bends on Your Harp ..................................................................125 Middle-range bends ...........................................................................126 Low-range bends — heart of the harp ............................................128 High-range bends ...............................................................................132 Bending on Different Types of Harmonicas .............................................135 Chromatic harps ................................................................................136 Double reed harps .............................................................................136 Partili: Growing Вгџопапе Basics .......................... 137 Chapter 9: Positions: Playing One Harp in Many Keys ............139 Understanding How Positions Help Your Playing ...................................139 Figuring Out a Position ...............................................................................141 Relating Positions, Modes, and Avoid Notes ...........................................142 Rocking with Six Popular Positions ...........................................................143 First position (C on a C-harp) ...........................................................144 Second position (G on a C-harp) ......................................................146 Third position (D on a C-harp) .........................................................149 Fourth position (A on a C-harp) .......................................................151 Fifth position (E on a C-harp) ...........................................................153 Twelfth position (F on a C-harp) ......................................................156 Chapter 10: Fancy Playing: Developing Flair and Speed ..........159 Mastering Melody from the Ground Up ....................................................160 Seeing the scale ..................................................................................161 Recognizing scale patterns ...............................................................162 Table of Contents Anchoring melodies on chord notes ...............................................167 Simplifying the scale to five notes ...................................................169 Adding Ornaments to the Melody .............................................................172 Shakes ..................................................................................................172 Rips, boings, and fall-offs ..................................................................173 Grace notes .........................................................................................173 Developing Your Speed ...............................................................................174 Chapter 11: Mastering New Songs .............................177 Understanding How Songs Work ...............................................................177 The container: Structuring time .......................................................177 The shifting backdrop: Chord changes ...........................................178 The foreground: Melody ...................................................................179 Choosing the Right Harp ............................................................................180 What are the notes in the scale? ......................................................180 What are the notes in the chords? ..................................................181 Making It Up versus Playing It Straight .....................................................182 Learning melodies ..........................................................................183 Jamming on a tune .............................................................................184 Trial and Error: Playing Along with Random Music ................................185 Chapter 12: Behind the Hidden Treasure: Bending Notes Up ......187 Considering the Coolness of Overbends ..................................................188 Playing more licks, riffs, and scales .................................................188 Playing in more keys ..........................................................................189 Exploring the Things to Know Before You Start ......................................189 How to choose a suitable harmonica ..............................................190 Determining which notes overblow and overdraw .......................190 Preparing your mind, body, and ears ..............................................191 Getting Your First Overblows ....................................................................193 The push-through approach ............................................................193 The springboard approach ...............................................................195 Achieving More Overblows ........................................................................196 Getting Your First Overdraw ......................................................................196 Raising the Pitch of an Overbend ..............................................................198 Playing overbends in tune ................................................................198 Bending overbends up ......................................................................198 Part IV: betfelop mq lour Style ..................................201 Chapter 13: Blues and Rock ...................................203 The 12 Bars of Blues ....................................................................................204 Identifying the three chords of blues ..............................................204 Harmonica For Dummies Making a statement: Tell it, brother! ...............................................204 Fitting the notes to the chords .........................................................206 Three Positions of the Blues ......................................................................206 Second-position blues .......................................................................206 Exploring 12-bar blues using second position ...............................207 A stockpile of second-position licks and riffs ................................210 Third-position blues ..........................................................................213 First-position blues ............................................................................215 Chapter 14: Headin South with Some Country Tunes .............217 Choosing Harps for Country ......................................................................217 Visitin with Some Country Songs in First Position .................................218 Blue Eyed Angel ..............................................................................219 Wabash Cannonball ........................................................................219 Getting Acquainted with a Few Second-Position Country Songs ..........220 Foggy Mountain Top ......................................................................221 Since I Laid My Burden Down .......................................................222 One Frosty Morn .............................................................................223 Lonesome Whistle Waltz ...............................................................224 Muscle Car Boogie, Part 1 ..............................................................225 Chapter 15: Fiddlin the Night Away with Folk and Celtic Songs and Dance Tunes ........................227 Choosing Harps for Playing Folk and Celtic Music .................................228 The tremolo harmonica ....................................................................229 The chromatic harmonica ................................................................229 Playing Fast Fiddle Tunes ...........................................................................229 Trying Out Some First-Position Tunes ......................................................230 Careless Love ..................................................................................230 Wildwood Flower .................................. . ..231 April s Jig .........................................................................................232 Mrs. MacLeod of Raasay ................................................................233 Energizing Some Tunes in Second-Position .............................................234 John Hardy ................................................ „235 Old Joe Clark ................................................. ΖΖ ,ΖΖΖΖ ..........236 Soaring with Third-Position Tunes .......................... ZZZZZ Z.Z .....237 Scarborough Fair ........................... 238 Thamisgith .................................................. ZZ ZZZZZZZ .....238 Exploring Fourth and Fifth Positions with a Single Tune .......................239 Part V: Ыщ your Music to the Wortd ........«..„«...«««. 2Ą 1 Chapter 16: Putting It All Together — Your Tunes, Your Band, Your Listeners .........,,,........................243 Table of Contents )(Џ Putting Your Tunes Together ....................................................................243 Selecting tunes for the harmonica ...................................................244 Make it your own: Arranging a tune ................................................247 Adding vocals to your tunes .............................................................248 Making Music with Others ..........................................................................248 Setting some ground rules when you play with others ................249 Knowing when to layout ..................................................................250 Playing in a duo ..................................................................................250 Jamming with a band .........................................................................251 Strutting Your Stuff on Stage ......................................................................252 Looking good, feeling good ...............................................................252 Preparing for an on-stage performance ..........................................252 Overcoming stage fright ....................................................................253 Recovering from mistakes ................................................................254 Taking center stage: Soloing .............................................................254 Chapter 17: Amplifying Your Sound ............................255 Getting Acquainted with Amplification Basics ........................................255 Playing through a Microphone for the First Time ...................................256 Playing into a microphone on a stand ............................................256 Playing with a microphone cupped in your hands ........................258 Hearing yourself through the chaos ................................................259 Avoiding the dreaded howl of feedback .........................................260 Taking Amplification to the Next Level: Clean and Distorted Amplified Sound .....................................................................260 Getting better acquainted with microphones ................................261 Altering a harp s sound with effects ................................................262 Cranking it up with amplifiers, preamps, and speakers ...............264 Connecting Mies, Amplifiers, and Effects Units .......................................265 Chapter 18: Improving Your Harmonica with Repairs and Upgrades ...................................267 Gathering the Tools You Need ...................................................................268 Following Good Repair Practices ..............................................................269 Making Three Simple Improvements ........................................................270 Disassembling and reassembling a harp ........................................270 Flexing the reeds ................................................................................270 Smoothing sharp edges and corners ...............................................271 Diagnosing and Fixing Problems ...............................................................272 Taking a harp apart and putting it back together ..........................273 Clearing obstructions from your harp ............................................275 Fixing reeds that are misaligned ......................................................276 Narrowing reed slots .........................................................................276 Setting reed action .............................................................................277 Tuning your harmonica .....................................................................281 Harmonica For Dummies Chapter 19: Acquiring More Harps and Other Useful Accessories ___.............................285 Collecting Additional Diatonic Harps ........................................................285 Purchasing popular keys ..................................................................286 Expanding your range with harps in high and low keys ...............286 Adding Variety to Your Harmonica Kit .....................................................287 Chromatic harps ................................................................................287 Tremolo and octave harmonicas .....................................................288 Making Your Harps Portable with Carrying Cases ..................................290 Exploring Helpful Practice and Performance Tools ................................291 Part (Л: The Pan of Tens ...........................................293 Chapter 20: Ten Ways to Connect in the Harmonica World ........295 Chapter 21: Way More than Ten Harmonica CDs You Should Hear. ............................................301 Part (/11: Appendixes .................................................307 Appendix A: Tuning Layouts for All Keys ........................309 Appendix B: About the CD ....................................315 Index........ ............................................................... 327
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