STME58
850 posts
May 30, 2014
5:48 PM
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For all the flack the harp takes, I can honestly say that
playing harp has helped me to understand some of the theory I learned years ago in a more meaningful way. A diatonic instrument will teach you about modes like nothing else can. I would add it to helpful training aids for theory right along with a keyboard.
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JInx
788 posts
May 30, 2014
7:59 PM
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Yup, I agree with STME58.
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Sun, sun, sun
Burn, burn, burn
Soon, soon, soon
Moon, moon, moon
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jnorem
247 posts
May 30, 2014
11:11 PM
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@scojo: I don't mind being criticized, not at all. If a harmonica player chooses to not learn how to play the chromatic harmonica that's his business. I was speaking as a harmonica player who has benefited greatly by knowing how to play both, that's all.
I apologize for upsetting anyone by what I said, and from now on I'll leave the brutal honesty to BBQ Bob, who's better known here than I am.
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Call me J
Last Edited by jnorem on May 30, 2014 11:15 PM
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STME58
887 posts
Jun 14, 2014
12:30 AM
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I saw this and thought of this thread. So who does a trombone player who draws cartoons pick on!?
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