It says G harp but I had to use an A for a couple of the chords too. If anyone's got any advice on how to do the Gwen Foster-style warbles, trills, shimmers, flutters, shutters, skewers, mutters - whatever you call them - I'd be glad to hear it.
This has me interested. It's something I'm trying to learn. And I don't mean 1st position, though I do like what I heard.
The backing track is a 1-6-2-5 chord progresion. It does start on a G. The chords are G E A D. They are all major chords, no minors. It is interesting that the chords are the same as the lower 4 strings on a guitar (E,A,D,G). This chord progresion is known as "rhythm changes".
I am still not sure what harp to use with this progression. ---------- The WV State Harmonica Championship at The Diamond Teeth Mary Blues Festival Aug 27th & 28th 2011, Huntington,WV
in order to do his tongue flutters..its tongue blocked of course...you have to make a sad face (look into flute embouchure). your tongue swishes like a spasm(coming more from diaphragm then tongue muscles) ..
the trick is to get the right distance of your tongue to the harp..its at a small distance.
Or does it? that is the question...Philosophically it still "IS"...exsisting, regardless of someone else's reality.
Why get logical, when even proof of that - is beyond unfettered reasoning.
Let others debate the videos existence- after all, wasn't it somewhere this whole time just waiting to be dreamt back into existence, at least in the minds of those who query?
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I understand your concern and to the degree of debate is a matter of ones own truth and [possibly neo-science-ism and though it's inability to be viewed whether here or youtube is troubing in a present tense, this simply proves that it does exist somewhere but not in the most obvious places - it will be located by those who seek it with their whole heart, soul, mind and spirit :)
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