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HarmoniCollege2 updated schedule for April 19 & 20
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Jim Rumbaugh
857 posts
Apr 14, 2013
6:06 AM
It's all coming together nicely. I hope you can come.

The Harmonica Club is holding HarmoniCollege2 on Friday April 19th and Saturday April 20th held at Heritage Farm in Huntington, WV. $50 covers all classes AND meals.

This is the updated schedule
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Friday April 19
3pm Check in starts
6pm food and jamming
9pm Marvin and Mark Monroe 30-minute performance
9:30pm Jam until late
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Saturday April 20
8am Breakfast

9am
Charlie Barath : Stay Calm And Improve Your Tone - A look at what makes good tone and how to improve that part of your playing.

Jim Rumbaugh : 6 types of vibrato: diaphragm, throat, tongue, jaw, lip, hand

10am
Charlie Barath : Richter Tuned Harmonica, The Way It Was Designed To Be Played - I'll demonstrate the intended use of the "blues harp" at its humble beginnings.

Marvin Monroe : The advantages of playing a COUNTRY TUNED harp in 2nd and 3rd position

11am
Charlie Barath : Mining The Wealth From Tongue-Blocking - We'll explore some of the extremely useful coloring techniques available with playing the tongue-blocking style


Danny G : Making backing tracks with Band In A Box

NOON : Lunch

1pm
Bob McGraw : Transitioning from Diatonic to Chromatic [While Keeping the Diatonic]

Jim Rumbaugh : The Lazy Man's into to 12th position

2pm
Bob McGraw : Giant Steps: Getting Started as a Jazz Player

Jim Rumbaugh : The Lazy Man's into to 5th position

3pm
Bob McGraw : How to Practice

Charlie Barath : Droning On About Tongue-Blocking - More TB tips, including the crowd-pleasing "bagpipe" trick.


4pm
Bob McGraw : Jamming Etiquette

Jim Rumbaugh : relation between major and minor positions, If you can play 1st, 2nd, and 3rd, you can play 4th, 5th, and 12th.

----- Sorry, but ALL CLASSES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE --------------

ALL DAY LONG
David Payne : Harmonica repairs

5pm: Dinner

7pm Jamming by the fire pit and in the cabins



To learn more about HarmoniCollege2, go to
www.hhcwv.com or http://hhcwv.com/harmonicollege.html
also
www.theharmonicaclub.com

Or
email Jim Rumbaugh at jrumbaug@live.marshall.edu

Or
look on Facebook for The Huntington Harmonica Club



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KC69
317 posts
Apr 16, 2013
11:59 AM
Hi Jim: I sent an e-mail yesterday to you .edu
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And I Thank You !!
KCz
Backwoodz
Bluz
KC69
319 posts
Apr 22, 2013
8:45 AM
Thanks Jim for an excellent Harmonica Clinic. The Fellowship and Jamming was simply remarkable. The classes were extremely informational. The setting and Cabins of Heritage Farms was gorgeous. The food and the Ladies whom prepared and served were Absolutely Amazing. Hope you will invite me to the next one!!!
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And I Thank You !!
KCz
Backwoodz
Bluz
dougharps
390 posts
Apr 22, 2013
12:29 PM
Jim, I really enjoyed the weekend. My thanks to you and all who helped make it work. You have a great club there in Huntington. I hope to be able to come back next year...
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Doug S.
Jim Rumbaugh
860 posts
Apr 22, 2013
4:53 PM
Thank you, KC & Doug, for the kind words

We made the local TV news
We made the newspaper ( http://www.herald-dispatch.com/news/briefs/x1925882828/Heritage-Farm-hosts-second-annual-HarmoniCollege-event )
We made a lot of music
We made a lot of friends

HarmoniCollege2 (2013) was a success. It met the academic and spiritual goals I wanted everyone to experience. It broke even financially, which means it can return. I have received more positive feedback and more enthusiastic complements than the first year, so I take that as a sign we are headed in the right direction. When I think of this weekend, what I remember more than the harmonica playing, is all the happy chatter, laughing, and lingering, all signs of people having a good time.

I'm already making plans for HarmoniCollege 3 (2014), with an extra cabin, more overnight choices, and new lessons. I will keep everyone informed.

Jim Rumbaugh


(if anyone has pictures, video, or audio, let me know)

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Last Edited by Jim Rumbaugh on Apr 22, 2013 4:55 PM


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