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SKU: M0.94698EB
Composed by Phil Duncan. Harmonica: Diatonic. You Can Teach Yourself. Blues. E-book and online audio/video. Mel Bay Publications - Digital Sheet Music #94698EB. Published by Mel Bay Publications - Digital Sheet Music (M0.94698EB).ISBN 9781609749828. 8.75x11.75 inches.
An innovative book that enables the student to play rhythm chords immediately to create exciting sounds on the harmonica, You Can Teach Yourself Blues Harp is designed to allow the beginning student to gain maximum results in the shortest amount of time. The student is guided in developing the ability to hear blues progressions and styles. Upon completion of this method, the student will have developed the ability to handle the demands of most blues music. Written by a masterful teacher with years of studio, classroom, and workshop experiance, if you really want to play blues harp, this book is for you. The accompanying recordings contain a spoken introduction and demonstration of each exercise in the book. The recording is split-track with solo harmonica on one track and accompaniment on the other.This packages includes an innovative video demonstrating selected examples from the book. Examples are clearly indicated so the student can find the corresponding exercise in the book. Access provided for audio and video download online.
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