WinslowYerxa
497 posts
Feb 11, 2014
10:17 PM
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The Spring 2014 Harmonica Collective will take place May 28-31 in Indianapolis.
Expert Guides are:
Magic Dick (J.Geils, Whammer Jammer)
Jason Ricci (firebrand of blues/rock and Mooncat)
Winslow Yerxa (author of Harmonica For Dummies)
Richard Sleigh (expert harp hotrodder and builder of the MB-30)
James Conway (amazing feats of mouth music both irish and blues)
with special guest stars Buzz Krantz and Dan Ridgeway.
This teaching event is for intermediate-to-advanced harmonica players and features three solid days of classes presented by the Expert Guides both individually and in various combinations, together with evening jamming and a concert.
For more information, please visit http://harmonicacollective.com
Thanks.
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Winslow
Find out about the 2014 Spring Harmonica Collective!
SPONSORED BY
Lone Wolf Blues Company
Rockin’ Ron’s Music For Less
BlowsMeAway Productions
Slim’s Custom Cases
HarpGear
Seydel & Soehne
Last Edited by WinslowYerxa on Apr 09, 2014 5:03 PM
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Moon Cat
346 posts
Feb 12, 2014
10:32 AM
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To me this year's Harmonica Collective has the best vibe ever. The addition of Magic Dick is NOT just for high profile name sake attraction. As some of you may know personally or have seen in AG's documents Dick is a certified harmonica geek just like us. All things harmonica of interest to this great mind and performer. He's an intellectual, engaged, humble, funny, and philosphical on a level few would expect from a true rock star. He can talk for hours about harmonica, it's history, it's players and is a great listener as well. Having a hero of our instrument in a teaching capacity this year is a tremendous and very exciting reality.
Winslow and I have had marathon phone discussions preparing for this years event...Where somethings have been a bit easier since this our second Collective we have certainly not made it easier on ourselves changing, improving, and making tough decisions were sure will fine tune this event even better than last year. No detail goes unnoticed or discussed by Winslow it is a true pleasure and comfort to work with such a great player and well organized proffessional individual!
The Harmonica Collective is an event that truely wishes to not compete with or repeat any other type of harmonica related teaching get away. We wish to bring you cutting edge information about the harmonica and all it's applications without predjudice and with as many varying opinions respectfully presented together. That is the nature of a collective.Our idea has been to bring together the most informed and experienced guides to present you with information on how to play this instrument, how to fix and modify it, how to amplify it, how to perform with it and how to educate yourself about it in ALL it's capacities! This was Winslow and I's critea for choosing our expert guides.
Overblowing/overdrawing, advanced bending, tongue blocking, tongue switching and embrouchures are just some of the physical techniques that we will discuss. The X-Reed harmonica will be demonstarted and literally disected by Richard Sleigh. Additionally Richard will be teaching regular set up, embossing, tuning, gapping and reed arcing for the overblower and non alike. Richard is a fantastic player and master of many various styles of music and instruments alike. We are honered to have him back at the 2014 Harmonica Collective!
Stylistically the Harmonica Collective attempts to make a varied and open approach as well. It's important for us to give you the details, tools and layout of the instument itself through our guides who specialize in country, blues, jazz, Irish, folk, and beyond. Respectful diversity is our aim. The idea is to expose all students to and immerse you in one or all of these styles with the best collection of teachers we can assemble. Our guides are chosen because of that musical diversity, their fun attitudes, dedication, experience and unparraled agility at their chosen musical applications. No topic or style is unacceptable to us.
Look yall were going to have lots of fun, Buzz Krantz will be there to ensure none of us get too serious and run the nightly jam, Jimmy will be teaching crazy Irish harmonica tongue switching, harmonies and more, Winslow will guide you through Chromatic harmonica, French canadian styles, Blues, XB-40's and beyond. Magic Dick! Richard Sleigh! Dan Ridge way (an underated master) will be there for one on ones and expert guide assistance. I'll be there talking about overblowing, amplifiers, mics, pedals, the music industry and more. Please check our website and give this even some consideration. Thank you so much everyone!
-jason Ricci
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12gagedan
298 posts
Feb 13, 2014
11:57 AM
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I'm " IN" !
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12gagedan's YouTube Channel
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Moon Cat
347 posts
Feb 15, 2014
1:29 PM
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An older video from the great and underrated James Conway who will be returning as an expert guide at this years collective!
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Moon Cat
351 posts
Feb 23, 2014
4:04 PM
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Here's an amazing video of our Harmonica Collective co-founder, organizer and expert guide Winslow Yerxa ! Dig it!
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dougharps
567 posts
Feb 23, 2014
5:41 PM
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Last year my experience at the Harmonica Collective was amazing!
Harmonica Collective was the most intensive harmonica instruction of my life, provided by multiple masters of harmonica in their own areas of expertise. Even now I am continuing to revisit and incorporate information from last year.
Intensive small group instruction with accessible teachers is wonderful!
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Doug S.
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WinslowYerxa
502 posts
Feb 24, 2014
9:48 AM
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Thanks, Doug. We're looking to amp things up a bit this time around.
We’re looking to avoid overload by having fewer subjects, but having longer sessions, as 60 minutes often seems too short. (We’re still working out whether to go for 75 minutes or 90 minutes; each has its own logistical issues.)
We’re placing everyone in small groups of less than 20, and every group can follow the schedule and get every subject from every Expert Guide, or make their own path if they prefer to skip some subjects and focus on others.
Every morning we do a full panel, with all Expert Guides and the assembled group doing a big workshop for an hour before we split off into smaller groups for more hands-on classes.
Sepcial guest starts Buzz Krantz and Dan Ridgeway will be on hand at all times for one-on-one breakouts for anyone who needs a refresher on basics or to et up to speed on something challenging. We’re committed to having a safety net in places so that everyone walks away with a full and valuable experience.
Evenings we have hosted jams with Buzz as jam leader.
More news as it develops.
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Winslow
Find out about the 2014 Spring Harmonica Collective!
SPONSORED BY
Lone Wolf Blues Company
Rockin’ Ron’s Music For Less
BlowsMeAway Productions
Slim’s Custom Cases
HarpGear
Seydel & Soehne
Last Edited by WinslowYerxa on Apr 09, 2014 5:04 PM
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Moon Cat
356 posts
Mar 06, 2014
3:25 PM
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Richard Sleigh Featured expert guide! Directly through his heart into the harmonica and out: MAY 28th -31st at The Harmonica Collective http://www.harmonicacollective.com/
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Moon Cat
360 posts
Mar 13, 2014
6:42 PM
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Here's an amazing video of Harmonica Collective expert guide Jimmy Conway. Please take a minute to visit the Collective's web site hawmonicacollective.com and consider registering for this amazing event in Indianapolis! Lear directly from Jimmy, Magic Dick, Winslow Yerxa, Richard Sleigh, Dan Ridgeway myself and the great Buzz Krantz: May 28th-31st
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KingoBad
1440 posts
Mar 13, 2014
8:58 PM
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If I could afford it, I'd go in a second! Last year was a fantastic experience, much of which I am still gaining from.
It was very intensive, and great folks to hang out with.
The fact that it is in my own home town makes the pain even worse...
Maybe I'll win the lottery...
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Danny
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Moon Cat
362 posts
Mar 13, 2014
9:36 PM
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So sorry to hear that Kingo you can always hit me up to hang out man! Call me!
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KingoBad
1441 posts
Mar 14, 2014
7:51 AM
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Thanks Mooncat!
I almost made it to your place for the harmonica club last month, but it's had for me to do Bloomington on a week night. I look forward to catching up with you at some point!
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Danny
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WinslowYerxa
516 posts
Mar 14, 2014
10:31 AM
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Registrations are slowly inching up. Get yours before it's too late!
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Winslow
Find out about the 2014 Spring Harmonica Collective!
SPONSORED BY
Lone Wolf Blues Company
Rockin’ Ron’s Music For Less
BlowsMeAway Productions
Slim’s Custom Cases
HarpGear
Seydel & Soehne
Last Edited by WinslowYerxa on Apr 09, 2014 5:04 PM
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The Iceman
1521 posts
Mar 14, 2014
11:36 AM
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Winslow...ya gotta say "Registrations are through the roof...Get yours before it fills up".
Light a fire under your prospective attendees!
btw, I heartily recommend attending a conference such as this for a unique learning experience.
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The Iceman
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Moon Cat
363 posts
Mar 14, 2014
12:30 PM
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Kingo, a weekend will work too man
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Moon Cat
364 posts
Mar 15, 2014
7:36 PM
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Here's a soulful, solo, video teaser, from The Harmonica Collective's new: assistant guide, small group and one on one specialist Dan Ridgeway. Please take a minute to visit the Collective's web site http://www.harmonicacollective.com/ and consider registering for this amazing event in Indianapolis! Learn directly from Jimmy, Magic Dick, Winslow Yerxa, Richard Sleigh, Dan Ridgeway myself and the great Buzz Krantz: May 28th-31st 2014. Sign up now it's gonna be massive.
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1847
1581 posts
Mar 15, 2014
8:28 PM
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now that was impressive!
was that one of brendans new harmonicas?
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i get a lot of request when i play my harmonica
"but i play it anyway"
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Moon Cat
365 posts
Mar 15, 2014
8:46 PM
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Thank you 1847 for listening were very proud to add Dan to the team this year. Last year he was a student and Rocky Balboaed his way to expert guide! That was a straight Hohner Golden Melody most likely with the action set by Dan could even be out of the box.Maybe h'ell chime in…Thanks!
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hooktool
116 posts
Mar 15, 2014
9:48 PM
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I just got to attend the first day last year but it was REALLY worthwhile.
I met Dan Ridgeway and sat at the jam with him, cool guy, good player. Met Kingobad (Danny), too-had a little sushi with him.
Not sure yet if I can be there or not this year-a little health stuff going on and I don't feel much like playing, but its getting better.
Its MONEY WELL SPENT.
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Greg Heumann
2646 posts
Mar 15, 2014
9:50 PM
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It is going to be a really great event with TOP NOTCH instructors.
I am proud to be a sponsor.
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BlowsMeAway Productions
See my Customer Mics album on Facebook
BlueState - my band
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ridge
493 posts
Mar 16, 2014
9:13 AM
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@1847 - It's a G Golden Melody with the covers opened up. Reeds are gapped and embossed. Replaced the comb with one of Tom Halchak's (Blue Moon Harmonicas) laser cut cherry combs. I think he CNCs his wood combs now. Anyway, it's far from OOTB :D Glad you liked it!
I'm really excited to be a part of this years Harmonica Collective. I'm looking forward to 3 straight days of intensive harmonica nerdery with all the participants.
If you're on the fence, get off it! Magic Dick is going to be teaching and performing. Massive! James Conway is going to blow your mind. This cat can circular breathe, tongue switch and much more. Winslow Yerxa is one of the most knowledgeable harmonica players I've ever met and he can explain what he knows in ways that make sense. You'll have access to Richard Sleigh... he's apparently good at working on harmonicas or something. Jason Ricci will be there talking about the New Orleans Saints, cats and occasionally playing harmonica. I'll be there to assist as best as I can along with Buzz Krantz.
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Ridge's YouTube
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Moon Cat
369 posts
Mar 19, 2014
12:41 AM
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A new Vid describing this years Collective and our sponsors! Thank you!
SPONSORS:
1.) Lone Wolf Blues Company: http://www.lonewolfblues.com
2.) Rockin Ron's Music: http://www.rockinronsmusic4less.com
3.) Greg Heumann Mic's: http://www.blowsmeaway.com
4.) Harp Gear Amplifiers: http://www.harpgear.com
5.) Slim's Custom Cases: http://www.slimscustomcases.com
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KingoBad
1449 posts
Mar 19, 2014
4:53 AM
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Dan, I really like what you are doing in the vid.
I also like hearing remnants of your old playing that have been tricked out completely. Very nicely done! I had already used some of your old licks, and I am going to work over your new ones too!
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Danny
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Moon Cat
371 posts
Apr 02, 2014
9:31 PM
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I'm featuring Rockin Rons Music Store this week. Rockin Ron is an official sponsor of the Harmonica Collective (May 28th-31st 2014 Indianapolis). Rockin Ron carry's the largest and most complete selection of harmonicas and harmonica related items of any store in the USA. Additionally, Ron provides the fastest and FREE shipping of any company. I order my stuff from Ron and love dealing with him. Registrants of the Harmonica Collective will receive a discount from Ron after providing their registration number. Check out Ron's websites now for an amazing harmonica shopping experience! http://www.rockinronsmusic4less.com/
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1847
1666 posts
Apr 03, 2014
10:40 AM
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nice improv
did you slip the theme from the jetson's in there?
do they still play that cartoon, on tv?
perhaps you have too much time on your hands lol
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i get a lot of request when i play my harmonica
"but i play it anyway"
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Moon Cat
374 posts
Apr 09, 2014
7:16 AM
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To Celebrate Lone Wolf Blues Company LLC participation and sponsorship of the Harmonica Collective I have made a new and more bare bones demo video highlighting the "Harp Shield", "Harp Break" and "Flat Cat". Randy and Missy will be coming all the way from Baton Rouge to demo/sell and explain effects at this years Indianapolis Harmonica Collective, May 28th-31st 2014, featuring: Magic Dick, Winslow Yerxa, Dan Ridgeway, James Conway Buzz Krantz , Richard Sleigh and myself . THANK YOU LONE WOLF!
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WinslowYerxa
559 posts
Apr 14, 2014
11:17 AM
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I spent parts of Friday and Saturday at David Barrett's Harmonica Masterclass. (I taught tongue blocking and bending classes and performed in the concerts with Eric Noden on guitar).
The event was all blues, and heavily West Coast, with David, Gary Smith, Kinya Pollard, Mark Hummel, and Rick Estrin on board.
It was a great experience not only for the music but for the many friendships that are nurtured mainly at harmonica events.
if you weren't able to attend the Masterclass, or even if you did and it left you hungry for more, you still have time to sign up for the Harmoncia Collective and receive some excellent harmonica information from a completely different set of Expert Guides.
The Collective ranges over a wide variety of styles, including not only blues but jazz, rock, and traditional music (James Conway is an amazing Irish player, while I have a strong background in Scottish, Cape Breton, and French Canadian styles).
Hope to see you there!
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Winslow
Find out about the 2014 Spring Harmonica Collective!
SPONSORED BY
Find out about the 2014 Spring Harmonica Collective!
SPONSORED BY
Lone Wolf Blues Company
Rockin’ Ron’s Music For Less
BlowsMeAway Productions
Slim’s Custom Cases
HarpGear
Seydel & Soehne SPONSORED BY
Lone Wolf Blues Company
Rockin’ Ron’s Music For Less
BlowsMeAway Productions
Slim’s Custom Cases
HarpGear
Seydel & Soehne
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Moon Cat
388 posts
May 12, 2014
12:38 PM
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BIG REMINDER the cutoff date for DISCOUNTED ROOM RATES at the Harmonica Collective is today, May 12th, 2014. THIS IS NOT THE LAST DAY TO SIGN UP FOR THE COLLECTIVE! However, after today attendees will have to pay anywhere between 119.00-150.00 $ ( 30.00 - 50.00 more per day) and risk not having a room available at the event at all. Of course, one could also still attend the event and stay elsewhere, possibly even cheaper, but staying AT the event is at least half the fun! There is still 16 days left to sign up for our amazing event featuring MAGIC DICK, Jason Ricci, Richard Sleigh, Winslow Yerxa, Buzz Krantz, James Conway and "Harmonica" Dan Ridgeway (May 28th-31st, Indianapolis Indiana). Come to this event even if you have to drink muddy water and sleep in a hollow log!
The Crowne Plaza offers Harmonica Collective attendees free airport shuttles and parking, complimentary wi-fi, and a full-service restaurant.
Harmonica Collective attendees receive a special room rate of $91 per night (plus tax).
NOTE AGAIN: CUTOFF DATE FOR THIS RATE IS TODAY: May 12, 2014.
Be sure to book by this date to assure the best possible room rate.
To book by phone, call 317-244-6861.
click below to access our accommodations and procure your room before it's too late!
http://harmonicacollective.com/harmonica_collective_2014-05-1_010.htm
Last Edited by Moon Cat on May 12, 2014 2:23 PM
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ridge
505 posts
May 15, 2014
5:00 AM
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For all you impulse buyers out there, I wanted to bump the thread to say a quick word about the HarmonicAuction that's taking place during the upcoming Harmonica Collective
As of now, there are SIX items that will be up for auction.
Lot #1 Slim's Deluxe Custom Case in Marvelon Bruno Tolex. This case will be retro fitted and customized for the winner by Slim Himself!
Lot #2 Slim's Tweed Custom Case. Holds 30 Diatonic Harmonicas. This case will be retro fitted and customized for the winner by Slim Himself!
Lot #3 Harp Master Handmade Tuning Table by Dick Sjoeberg. Mr. Sjoeberg makes great harmonica combs, embossing tools. We're sure this tuning table is exceptional! MasterHarp
Lot #4 The ellusive, MB-30 X-Reed Harmonica! Possibly the 8th Wonder of the World available at this auction. Scientists still aren't even sure how this device is possible.
Lot #5 TurboHarp TurboLids. I just wrote "Turbo" twice in the same sentence. Is there really any more to say?
Lot #6 Customized Suzuki Manji by Jason Ricci with a rockin' paint job made with only the finest cosmetics sourced from around the globe. Guaranteed to get you playing like Jason!*
*Not necessarily a guarantee
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Ridge's YouTube
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Frank
4253 posts
May 15, 2014
8:20 AM
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Loved that improv Dan - you may be one of Jason's best students...I can hear his influence yet your style still shines thru nicely :)
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Moon Cat
389 posts
May 15, 2014
9:28 AM
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Just a few words First: I WISH I could claim Dan as a student but he's done so much of this work ALL on his own with very little help from me or anyone. But thank you Frank for the kudos to Dan I am very proud of him but he was kicking butt when I first met him in Rhode Island. Second just wanted to say we have many more Items available at the collective both for the Auction and the raffle. Thanks everyone and super amped for the 2nd annual Harmonica Collective. Massive!
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ridge
506 posts
May 15, 2014
9:47 AM
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@Frank, thanks for the props!
It's definitely no secret that Jason's playing has been an massive influence on my playing, but it's encouraging to know that you hear some of my identity in there too!
I enjoy the way Jason approaches the harmonica. It's changed the way I think about and work with the harmonica for the better. It may be more accurate to say that just HAVING an approach in general to the harmonica has been a positive thing that's allowed me to begin carving out my own musical signature.
Attending the Harmonica Collective last year really gave me a boost in terms of inspiration and drive to step up my playing. I've been working extra hard lately in preparation for teaching at this years event. I hope to provide an exceptional experience for those that are able to attend.
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Ridge's YouTube
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Frank
4258 posts
May 15, 2014
1:44 PM
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Your welcome Ridge... and congratulations on gettin this gig with the heroes of the harp - you must be doin sumpin right, maybe it's that good clean healthy living you do, along with playing harp like nobodies business :)
Does anyone know if Kim Wilson ever did teaching at an event similar to the Harmonica Collective? He'd be an ace card for attendance enrollees - even if all he taught was a headshake warble ( to do them justice ain't easy) :)
Last Edited by Frank on May 15, 2014 1:53 PM
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Lonesome Harpman
155 posts
May 21, 2014
6:16 AM
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Is there a time schedule posted for this event? What time will things get started on Saturday Morning? I will be driving in from Columbus (about 3 hrs drive)and need to figure out if this will work in to my schedule. Does anyone have a cattle prod I can use to get KingBiscuit off his chair? He could do some of the driving if I can keep him awake.
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rosco1
43 posts
May 21, 2014
7:00 AM
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Anyone who is thinking of going should do it. These instructors are the top people in their fields and the format looks to me like it will maximize learning.I wanted to go to this event, but a couple of new musical projects have squeezed me for time and made it impossible to attend.
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ridge
512 posts
May 21, 2014
8:26 AM
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@Lonesome Harpman - Hopefully Winslow or Jason will chime in. We've had a number of discussions around the schedule and events. If it's anything like last year, each day would kick off around 9 a.m.
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Ridge's YouTube
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KC69
381 posts
May 22, 2014
7:16 AM
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Hey Ted: have you guys committed to going. I'm sure thinking about Saturday. "if there is still openings for classes.
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And I Thank You !!
KCz
Backwoodz
Bluz
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dougharps
619 posts
May 22, 2014
8:26 AM
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Where and when is the Saturday "club date where the Expert Guides get to finally cut loose for the people?"
I can't afford the Collective this year due not having gigged enough to support it (I want to get to SPAH again while it is still in the area), but I might be able to get myself organized for a trip from Urbana, IL to Indy to see the show. I assume there will be a cover charge?
Please get this info out, as there are many interested harp players in the area that for whatever reason can't make it to the workshops this year. Our loss...
By the way, as I posted above, the Harmonica Collective experience is wonderful, and I am really glad I was able to participate last year. Wish I could afford it this year...
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Doug S.
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WinslowYerxa
592 posts
May 22, 2014
11:17 AM
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OK, I have a few minutes to write. Just got done making videos for the second edition of Harmonica For Dummies, which comes out in October. (Sad to say there wasn't time to hook up with anyone to get a tube amp, but I made do with what they had on hand and got decent results.)
Rosco is right that the Harmonica Collective is a teaching and learning event. We run full days of classes Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, hold elective evening classes on Thursday and Friday, and have jamming every night, Wednesday through Saturday, to help everyone develop their playing and performing skills and put to use some of the stuff they’ve learned during the day.
At the Collective, we'll do an orientation session on Wednesday evening and then have a jam. We were planning to hold some afternoon classes, but too many folks are coming in later in the day for that to work.
Thursday and Friday, we start with a full group meeting and a panel topic for the Expert Guides to discuss, and then take questions from the larger group.
The rest of the day is given to small groups, each taking a series of 75-minute classes. Each Expert Guide will teach three topics, and each group will receive each of those 15 topics. Of course you can break away from your group if there’s something you want to skip or repeat.
Also, if you’re feeling like the topic is a bit over your head, you can go hang with one of our guest stars, Buzz Krantz, or Dan Ridgeway, and they’ll help you get up to speed.
Classes on Thursday and Friday run from from 10AM to 5:45PM with a 90-minute lunch break. Jamming starts at 8PM but we'll also have elective classes at 7PM. One will be Jason and Randy Landry of Lone Wolf Blues on amplification and effects, while the other will be Richard Sleigh presenting the MB-30 X-reed harmonica.
Saturday we run classes from 9 to 4:30. with out final large group meeting devoted to a raffle and auction of the cool stuff donated or offered by our sponsors. We'll have an evening jam again to finish things off.
The Saturday trip to a local venue for a concert did not come to pass, unfortunately. The venue dropped the ball until it was too late to promote the event.
By the way, you can still register for the full event or for day passes for specific days. Sorry, I don't yet have a full schedule of which topics will be taught on what days and times; that's my next big task. But no matter what day you come, you'll get a ton of high-qualty information from top players and teachers.
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Winslow
Find out about the 2014 Spring Harmonica Collective!
SPONSORED BY
Lone Wolf Blues Company
Rockin’ Ron’s Music For Less
BlowsMeAway Productions
Slim’s Custom Cases
HarpGear
Seydel & Soehne
X-Reed Harmonicas
MasterHarp tuning tables
Last Edited by WinslowYerxa on May 23, 2014 6:45 AM
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Lonesome Harpman
159 posts
May 23, 2014
6:25 AM
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@KC
Yes sir!, I'll be there and Dan finally got permission from his boss to attend. If you or anyone else wants to car pool with us we are leaving between 5:30 and 6:00 from Westerville. I have a gig the next Sunday so we plan to return on Saturday Night. A long day but I am looking forward to this event, I wish I could be there for the total package.
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Moon Cat
400 posts
May 23, 2014
1:22 PM
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Heres my topics guys to be taught this year at the collective:
Topic 1: "Improvising with fixed note choices. (SCALES)"
a.) Scales major and minor (what Major and Minor mean)
b.) Basic scale exercises
c.) Breaking bad habits with scales and how not to let scales BECOME habit forming.
d.) Root Notes within scales
e.) The Japanese art of calligraphy
Topic 2: " Basic Harmony and chord structure" (How to Play Harmonica like the Terminator)
a.) Major Thirds, Minor Thirds and Major 2nd's (how they change and why it doesn't really matter or does it?)
b.) Use and understanding of flat 7's
c.) Simple Chord Structure (Root Notes) 1,3,5
d.) Substitutions and application
e.) Your Terminator Screen
f.) Richard Pryor
Topic 3: "Ripping the Rice Paper" (Jeet Kune Do)
a.) Overblowing, grace notes and thinking outside the scales
b.) Playing outside the I IV V
c.) Applications of 2nd, 1st and 3rd Position ideology on ONE HARP! (playing three positions on the I IV V and beyond on a single diatonic harmonica)
d.) Modal playing and how to mix scales and modes (Sugar and spice)
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