Combining Chords and Single Notes
The next step in developing the train rhythm is to combine chords and single notes, specifically the hole 1 inhale note. There are also many other musical situations where you will need to alternate between chords and single notes, so take your time and learn this example carefully.
Now try this solo which makes use of all the train sounds you have learned. Take it slowly at first and then build up speed as you become more confident.
Class Sessions
1- What Are All These Sounds?
2- The C Major Scale
3- The Triplet
4- 12 Bar Blues
5- INTRODUCTION
6- The Eighth Note
7- Sliding Between Notes
8- Sixteenth Notes
9- Hand Vibrato
10- Playing Single Notes
11- Cross Harp Sounds
12- Rests
13- Improvisation
14- Playing in Other Keys
15- Making Musical Sounds
16- More titles by LearnToPlayMusic.com
17- Notes on the C Harmonica
18- Swing Rhythms
19- The Trill
20- Trailing Off
21- The G Major Pentatonic Scale
22- Understanding Chords
23- Double Tonguing
24- Which Harmonica to Use
25- Reading the Notation System
26- Moving Between Positions
27- The Lead-in
28- The Train Whistle
29- Cross Harp Playing
30- The Tie
31- Call and Response
32- Melody and Harmony
33- Playing Songs
34- The Major Pentatonic Scale
35- How to Hold the Harmonica
36- Bending Notes
37- The Minor Pentatonic Scale
38- The Shuffle
39- Bar Lines
40- Consecutive Breaths
41- Different Types of Chords
42- The Blues Scale
43- Syncopation
44- Combining Chords and Single Notes
45- Grace Notes
46- Tonguing