Is the blues harmonica easy to learn?

Question 1: Is the blues harmonica easy to learn? The advantage of Top Ten lies in its perfect expression of blues and country music, and it can also be used in the expression of pop music. But its expressive force is not as good as that of chromatic or polyphonic instruments of pop music. It is not easy to play chromatic instruments well, and you need some knowledge of musical theory (if you entertain yourself, you don't have to, but thousands of chromatic instruments are just for nonsense, and some things are wasted). Polyphonic instruments are the easiest to use, but if you want to play all the skills well, you can't do it without hard work.

Beginners can learn blues directly-in fact, most harmonica lovers in Europe and America learn blues-and blues is the most popular one there, just like our polyphonic piano is dominant here. However, it should be noted that European and American countries have rich backgrounds in blues and country music. Children have been exposed to blues since childhood, so most of the music they usually think of playing is blues, while we have been exposed to pop music since childhood, so when we want to play a song casually, we can't avoid bass 4 and 6. This is also why domestic blues lovers are almost paranoid about the pursuit of bending and blowing skills-this is caused by different cultures, and there is no difference between good and bad-and why it is generally said that blues is difficult to learn (bending really takes a while).

It is very important to learn the ten-hole harmonica. Most of the domestic ten-hole harmonicas are tiring, but the "yellow" brand can. Imported ones, such as Suzuki (Japan), Bao Tong (Japan) and Horner (Germany), are all good, but they won't be cheap-in contrast, the polyphonic harmonica only needs a low-grade harmonica of 20~40 to get started.

Question 2: Is it suitable for beginners to play the blues harmonica? Many beginners who really want to learn harmonica will struggle whether to learn polyphony or ten holes. The reason is that polyphony seems relatively simple and easy to use, while ten holes are more difficult. In fact, although the difficulty of playing is different, it is far from being as exaggerated as imagined.

If you only plan to play for a year or so, it should be right to practice polyphonic harmonica. If you want to play for three to five years or more, it must be a ten-hole harmonica. Because in the process of playing the piano, many of my piano friends changed from polyphony to ten holes, but this is purely a legend. There is no evidence that they changed from playing ten holes to playing polyphonic harmonica. Because the fun of playing both is completely different from that of Japan.

There are also some smart people who are self-righteous and have made plans to play polyphony first, and then play ten holes after almost. But in fact, some habits formed by playing polyphony are often a big trouble for ten-hole performance, which needs to be corrected at a huge price. For practicing the ten-hole harmonica, people who have practiced the polyphonic harmonica are often far less useful than novices who know nothing about it.

In fact, the requirements of the blues harmonica for the players are extremely low. Suitable for almost everyone (except those under two years old who have no tongue or lips). Even if they don't understand music, knowledge of music theory is Ding Bai, which won't hinder anything. If you know that black people at the bottom of the social security system could play the blues harmonica when they couldn't read Chinese characters, I won't explain it much!

Buying a harmonica and playing it is the king of learning it. Blow one day earlier and be happy one day earlier. As for all kinds of obstacles encountered in the learning process, through the efforts of piano friends, the network, especially our own efforts, we can certainly overcome them. Because you really want to learn, don't you?

May you step into the paradise of blues harmonica and enjoy all kinds of happiness as soon as possible!

Question 3: Is the blues harmonica easy to learn? Can you teach yourself? Harmonica: Twenty-four holes, with ten holes being the most common.

24 holes are cheaper than songs, with brighter timbre and louder volume, which is suitable for playing pop music.

But most music can only be played completely if you learn the method of playing two pianos. Learning twenty-four holes requires memorizing the phonetic sequence of twenty-four holes, and its phonetic sequence is difficult to remember, which is a small difficulty in learning.

Ten holes are moderately priced. If it's not too bad, it's recommended to buy one around 200 (novice suggests Sp20).

Ten holes are melancholy in tone and rich in country style. You can play any tune, but you need to learn some difficult skills such as leapfrog.

Question 4: It is difficult for beginners to learn blues harmonica or polyphonic harmonica. The bending sound of the blues harmonica is similar to that of the monophonic harmonica. Poor pitch control will affect intonation, which is not conducive to beginners to cultivate a good sense of music. It is recommended to learn polyphonic harmonica ............. 1 first. Learning the harmonica is very simple. 135 plays and 2467 sucks. 2. Play the scale of the harmonica first, and remember the position of the notes in the harmonica clearly, so as to accurately play the scale quickly and relax. 3, play your favorite music, from simple to complex, step by step, and gradually learn music solfeggio to cultivate a sense of music. You can meet more music friends, exchange more music problems and think about how to learn harmonica and music by yourself. If you have any questions about music, please consult.

Question 5: Is the harmonica easy to learn? Blues or 24 holes? Polyphonic harmonica and blues harmonica have their own advantages and disadvantages.

Introduction: the difficulty is basically the same, and polyphony may be easier without bending.

Timbre: There is no difference between good and bad timbre. The difference is that polyphony is pronounced with double reed vibration, while blues is pronounced with single reed vibration.

Playing: Bruce has many playing skills, and the use of bending and blowing enables a harmonica to play all kinds of songs with ascending and descending signs. Polyphony is more difficult than Bruce to realize the fluctuation and change of tones by superimposing several harmonicas in high-level playing.

So it's up to you how to choose the landlord ~ You can ask me again if you have any questions ~ I hope I can help ~ I hope I can adopt the best answer ~

Question 6: Is the blues harmonica easy to learn? By the standards you can hear, it's like singing. Almost everyone can sing, but how to sing well?

Although the blues harmonica is small, it can play * * *, and all three octaves of semitones can be played by bending and super-blowing. Bending and throat vibrato are the biggest characteristics of blues harmonica, and they can be skillfully used without three or five years. The most important thing is the indispensable music theory and music accomplishment in learning musical instruments. As amateurs, these need to be accumulated for a long time. This will not happen overnight.

Blow out the songs you are satisfied with first, and then make others feel good. It is impossible to get started in a few weeks, but it is good to get started in a year or so, otherwise you will feel uncomfortable, let alone entertain others.

Question 7: Do you want to learn the ten-hole harmonica? I am a beginner and like harmonica very much. I want to answer your second question first: playing the harmonica will not make your lips thicker and bigger. You don't have to worry about that at all. No one will change his lips by playing the harmonica. I really don't believe that you can look at the lips in some pictures of harmonica masters (except for blacks, who seem to be born with thick lips). Answer your first question first: the harmonica is easier to learn than to master. If you don't want to perform on stage, it can be said that it is "easier" to learn by yourself. You can teach yourself whether you study or not, and it is not impossible to reach a higher level. Some harmonica masters even claim that it is easier to reach a higher level by self-study. Solo harmonica is usually divided into three categories: polyphonic harmonica, semitone harmonica and 10 hole blues harmonica. Because you are still at school, I recommend you to buy a domestic "Swan" harmonica. These three harmonicas are produced by this factory. Although there is a little gap compared with imported famous piano (but the gap is not big, mainly because the workmanship is not as meticulous as that of foreign famous piano, but it has many advantages over foreign famous piano), it is at least the most reliable harmonica in China and much cheaper than foreign famous piano. Very suitable for beginners. Swan brand polyphonic harmonica: generally more than ten yuan; Swan brand ten-hole harmonica: generally tens of RMB; Swan brand chromatic harmonica: generally one or two hundred yuan; Because I don't know what kind of music you prefer (such as ballet and Beijing Opera), it's not easy to choose, so I mention the following harmonicas for your reference: you need a book on harmonica techniques and a book on music theory (basic course of staff, basic course of notation and so on) to get started. Some books on harmonica techniques also include some music theories (but usually not all). In fact, the books on harmonica techniques are almost the same. Everything that can be bought locally can actually be used. (Even the teaching materials of polyphonic harmonica can be used on chromatic harmonica and 10 hole blues harmonica. ) Because this kind of harmonica mainly depends on practice, you can listen to some videos of harmonica playing online, and feel that you can play it best against the music score, even without teaching materials. If you study hard, even a "zero-based" person can generally understand the music score and play a tune skillfully within two weeks. Moreover, it depends on what harmonica you choose. 1. If it is a polyphonic harmonica (including "stress harmonica" and "echo harmonica"), you can learn it quickly (it is the least difficult of all harmonicas), because it is cheap and easy to buy, so many people use it, and most of the existing teaching reference books are about this kind of harmonica. Many people practice their hands with this harmonica before learning other kinds of harmonicas. This harmonica is characterized by 24 holes in each row, each hole has a reed, the upper and lower holes have the same pronunciation (if it is an stressed harmonica, the reed in the next row is eight degrees lower than the corresponding reed in the previous row), and a sound-absorbing hole is staggered next to the blowing hole. Advantages: the price is cheap, only a dozen yuan, which is relatively easy to buy. Suitable for playing pop songs and classical music. Disadvantages: it is a fixed key (a harmonica can only play one key). If you need to change the harmonica in other keys, it will be more expensive and inconvenient to carry if you buy a whole set of harmonicas (including all keys). Although it is also possible to play some other keys with two harmonicas (for example, playing C key with C# key), it is more difficult (the skill of polyphonic harmonica 10 level will only be involved); 2. If it is a "ten-hole harmonica" (that is, a blues harmonica), then "bending" is a difficult point, and it takes some time to practice. Practicing "bending" depends on your understanding, usually ranging from a few days to half a year; This harmonica is characterized by a single row of ten holes, and each hole has two reeds, so each hole can play and suck two sounds. The sound of this harmonica is very strange, just like durian, with many likes and dislikes, but generally speaking, it belongs to a typical man's instrument (just like beer and racing are only suitable for men but not women), and few girls like this music. If you want to blow it to a girl, you'd better know her preferences first. Advantages: the price is less than tens of RMB (domestic brand), it is small and easy to carry, and it can get some semitones by bending, which is suitable for playing blues music and rock. Disadvantages: Like polyphonic harmonica, it is a fixed-tone instrument (a harmonica can only play one key). Although some other keys can be played by bending, their ability is far less than chromatic ... > >

Question 8: What is the key of10 hole blues harmonica from low to high? What key is suitable for beginners? Don't talk nonsense if you don't understand. 10 hole harmonica is arranged from low to high in this way. The 12 key of GBA A A B B C # C D BE E F # F is the normal arrangement of harmonica. In addition, low octave F D and high octave G belong to pianos with special keys. The first choice for beginners is C-key, because almost all the audio copies in the primary textbooks are pianos in C-key. After proficiency, you can consider A D F. I hope reading this answer will help you solve the problem. I have been studying 10 for two years.

Question 9: What kind of harmonica do beginners buy? Is harmonica easy to learn? Beginners suggest learning polyphonic harmonica. The advantage of polyphonic harmonica is that it is relatively cheap. The reed has two relaxed tones, and the timbre is also very nice. There is a sense of mystery (personal). You don't need any knowledge of music theory, just read the instructions. You can practice the scale of the harmonica through the polyphonic harmonica, that is, those sounds are played and those sounds are sucked. After you are proficient, it is not enough to play a polyphonic harmonica, because it can't play a semitone. I think it's good to learn harmonica from polyphony. Some music knowledge will be understood in practice, so you don't have to learn it deliberately. I hope to stick to it. The harmonica is easy to learn, but difficult to play well. You can check the polyphonic harmonica of study24, study28 and domestic swan on the internet. I hope it can be adopted.