The BluegrassHarp discussion group is a group where harmonica players who like Bluegrass, Country, and Old Time music can discuss tips and techniques used for playing harp in these genres without being overwhelmed by the Blues players. We have members ranging from beginners to pros, and all are welcome. Less experienced players are welcomed by all and are encouraged to post their questions and get advice from the more experienced players.
Regards,
John Watts and Doug Puls
Coast to Coast Music
(That's Doug on guitar, John on harp)
Is there anyone who is going to the Harmonica Festival next month in Williamsburg VA who would be interested in sharing a hotel room. I reserved a room for
Hi All, First I want to remind everyone of the Virginia Harmonicafest, 2010 to be held in Williamsburg, Virginia, March 12-13, 2010. Here is the information:
Thanks for the feedback Mark. I played in D, which means it was a Zirc-A harp, according to Seydel's naming method. Their stock Zirc A is actually an octave
Now that's what i m talking about. seydel should thank you for that video. circular tuned is boss. i got lost a couple of times - maybe something about
Hi folks, I recently played for the first time at the open-mike night at Rapunzel's coffeehouse in Lovingston, Virginia and wanted to share it with you. I'm