Notes n Tabs

Before anything, and before delving deep into the concepts of bending and vibrato effects, it is basically necessary to have a little background and take time to understand the instrument that you are trying to learn. A harmonica is basically a free reed wind instrument used for many musical genres notably in blues, folk music, classical music, jazz, country and rock and roll. There are a lot of different types of harmonica available out there including diatonic, chromatic, tremolo, octave, orchestral and bass versions. In this blog throughout I will try to follow and help you begin with diatonic harmonicas mainly in the key of C because that is what i have with me. I am not much of a professional and take it as a hobby to learn harmonica and thus i wanted to share my feelings and improvements as i learn also to motivate others who want to start learning or might already have. This is the layout of a C diatonic harmonica, you can see that you can play many notes in the normal po...

Sorry Guys for being inactive lately. Well, I had some other important things to attend to college and stuff. Now I'm rather not so free but i want to do something. This page has been a lifesaver. A way for me to get to people and help them learn something. I have been interested in teaching people and currently, this is a medium that I prefer. Maybe I'll even go on to youtube or any other site or start an offline course in the future. I'll let you all know of my proceedings. Currently, I've thought of remodeling the page a bit and also changing the way the songs are provided. Any input from your side is highly valuable and will be used for improving the user experience for the blog. So everyone is welcome to provide any suggestions and feedbacks and I'll get back to them. The initial songs that I have been posting for a few days and those that I will post are mostly for the C diatonic harmonica and the songs are pretty easy mostly because they don't have man...