Can someone teach me how to bend notes on a diatonic harmonica? I can't do it!?
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http://www.harmonicaclub.com/common/note_bending_for_harmonica.htm\n\nthis is a good link too. it will show you how your tongue should be positioned. you can also listen to the clips to see to check your pitch. good luck!
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My grandfather, and some uncles played the French Harp back in West Virgina when I was a little girl. In California, they call it a harmonica.  I even have my own, but, I can't play it well.
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it depends on what kind of sax/mouthpiece/reed you're playing on. It probably is just your embouchure that will take some adjusting. My alto did that on the lowest notes until i adjusted it. If it's jumping an octave you might want to try relaxing your embouchure and opening your throat. It might be easier to help you if you posted what kind of saxophone you are playing on, what kind of mouthpiece, and what kind and strength reed.
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Practice each hand seperate, then put both hands together working on just small chunks. Work on getting the notes, then the rhythms and then adding in the dynamics and expression. And if you dont have a piano teacher.. getting one would be a good idea
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E D# E D# E B D C A\n\nC E A B\n\nE G# B C\n\n(mid) E (high) E D# E D# E B D C A\n\nC E A B\n\nE C B A\n\nAnd then you repeat this a few times for the main melody. Sorry I can only get you a little, but it's kinda hard to write it all out... I hope you can figure out which octave each note's supposed to be played in too (I did write that mid/ high because it was two E's in a row though!)
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go to a piano, play a random note, guess it. Do this alot. Then have someone else do it, and include sharps and flats. Then do chords, and name the notes of the chords.
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Some tablature has arrows that go up and down. The best way is to just really listen to the song. If you listen to it long enough and practice at it you'll get it eventually. It took me awile to develop an ear for rythem when I first started playing guitar. So just hang in there
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Wow! you are preach-in to the choir! same thing happened to me. Well if you're new to it then i say give it some time. I did and now i love that i can just sit down at the piano and play a song. But if you've tried for more than a few years then i agree with Theresa.
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Congratulations on your first chair position - and on your efforts to improve your play.\n\nThe key to playing the piccolo (or flute) softly in the upper register is breath support, proper embouchure, and lots of practice. It is one of the more difficult skills to develop, and is therefore considered a mark of a good player.\n\nIf you're really serious about getting better, I'd suggest you find a private teacher in your area who can instruct, illustrate for, and coach you through improving your play. If private lessons are not an option for you, work with your band director. Ask him or her to recommend study books and other resources you can use to improve yourself.\n\nHere's a site with some good tips - you should be able to find more with yahoo or google. Best of luck!
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If you already know how to bend a string up 1 pitch or when you bend the string up so the sound is the same to the next higher fret to quater bend u slightly bend the string
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speak your notes into a tape recorder,and keep playing it over and over.  It always works, it will stay in your head.\n\nGood luck
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Try: \nhttp://www.e-chords.com\nIt's very useful!
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first, of course, learn your chords and scales.\nthen practice, practice, and practice some more.\nfinally, just "feel" the notes - then they are yours:)
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Do you mean how to play it on an instrument?  If so, here are links to the chords for both guitar and keyboard.\n\nhttp://www.e-chords.com/cifra.asp?idMusica=81315\nhttp://www.e-chords.com/cifra.asp?idMusica=81315&keyb=true&aba=2\n\nHope that's what you wanted!  (Great song, by the way!)
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MacArthur1977 is right on the ball, but one thing you gotta do is sing all day every day and practice scales. Project you voice by pretending you are trying to stick every sound your voice makes onto the far wall. Use the alphabet. Assign H to the lowest note you can hit. The go up and down the alphabet, always trying to extent its range. If you are a boy and your voice is about breaking don't even think about singing or practicing til it breaks. I could do A to R at one time but now can just manage A to M. I have friends who can get almost to the end of the alphabet.
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I looked for awhile and all I found was a book. I can play it on piano but to try and explain it is hard. Start off with C,E,G on your right hand and C on your left. Play all of them then just the C. Its actually very simple. \nGood luck!
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I can email it to you.  Email me at fungusbrains1@yahoo.com.  You will need to download some software to read it (http://www.noteworthysoftware.com/player/index.htm), but it won't be something that will hurt your computer.  I am a music teacher and I have it in my computer.  Also, I need to know what key you need it in.  Can you play over the break yet?  In the most common key (Bb concert, or C for you), it goes from C below the staff to high G on top of the staff.