MichaelAndrewLo
559 posts
Jul 15, 2013
3:26 PM
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Just found this site with some amazing tips I have never heard before. Example: to learn scales quickly and easily start with the hardest 2 scales (f# and d-flat) and everything is down hill easy from there. Love it! Check it out.
http://jazzadvice.com/how-to-practice-scales-for-speed/
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Andrew Larson, R.N.
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isaacullah
2454 posts
Jul 15, 2013
5:09 PM
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Wow! Great site, MAL! I'll be spending a couple of hours on that stuff tonight while my wife is watching the Bachellorette!
PS. Great to see you on the forum again!
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MichaelAndrewLo
562 posts
Jul 15, 2013
8:15 PM
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Ha! I'll probably watch the bachelorette too :p Ya I pretty much forgot about here for the past years. Don't wanna be too involved just lurk and post once in a while. How've you been?
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Andrew Larson, R.N.
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isaacullah
2461 posts
Jul 16, 2013
11:47 AM
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I've been good... Plugging away at music, but been "distracted" by real employment (I just finished my PhD and am now a "real" scientist)... I too have been less active, but do lurk quite a bit. I think a lot of us MBH old-timers have retreated a bit from posting a lot. I think we are all now far enough along to be wanting to spend our time playing instead of typeing, LOL!
Take care, and glad to hear you are still blowin' harp!
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922 posts
Jul 17, 2013
8:16 AM
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this web page is very informative, how ever there are a few questions i have
for example, the article on how to practice scales for speed
it says to focus on only two keys Db and f#
not sure if there is any advantage to doing so on harmonica?
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