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[@landztranz]

Very important exercise, thanks, Ronnie!

[@markingham4773]

Great advice Ronnie, thanks very much for sharing it.

[@heiko6983]

Thanks Ronnie for sharing Your genuine understanding of harmonica music. Once You said that music sounds good if You love every single note and sound You play. I can feel that listening to You ☺️

[@Harmonica123]

:) Thank you and thanks for being a member!!

[@jimandliannmendoza2737]

Fantastic exercise to mind map the harp!!! Thanks! Take care, Ronnie. Jim Bend OR

[@Harmonica123]

Indeed! Thanks.

[@sridharboyana9250]

You just made my day Ronnie! I know now what was missing in practice. I know these notes but unable to hit it with accuracy. I can see my paying transform with this great insight. Thank you so much for your wonderful tip.

[@Harmonica123]

Awesome! It definitely transformed my playing. Glad I could make your day.

[@maximusretrievers]

Hey Ronnie, I just subscribed and am down the road a bit. A local Decatur, IL area blues harp player suggested I check out your content. Sincere thanks for your sharing and guidance on what Wendell Carlson called in the competition duck calling world "practice with purpose". I need to shift from playing by ear and feel to knowing the notes. This is great stuff. THANKS! Chris

[@Harmonica123]

Right on! Welcome. I moved back to Colorado last Fall, FYI>

[@ramblin_harp]

What a practice gem! Thanks Ronnie! 🙏🎶

[@Harmonica123]

:) Happy to share. Thanks for tuning in and being a member!!

[@JohnCBurzynski]

Great basic practice idea, thanks.

[@Harmonica123]

thanks John

[@artanthony2941]

Thanks!

[@Harmonica123]

Thanks so much, Art!!

[@ooyginyardel4835]

This guy is galaxies beyond my comprehension.

[@ralphditchburn1456]

Try the snooky pryor class. Will be easier and can gain condidence

[@319J039]

How so?

[@rodneyange1046]

Great muscle memory for me so far

[@Harmonica123]

Right on.

[@user-et3vf4hg7t]

U R Prolific

[@cincinnatipedalsteel4347]

Ronnie as a new player I have been wondering what do I practice to improve? I can play single notes and bends, even some blow bends but not all of them. My question for you is what should a beginner practice in a normal 30 minute practice session? Scales? Targeting like you show here? Creating licks? Bends? I’m just curious what should I practice rather than noodling around like I do which doesn’t really help me grow?? Thanks brother love your content

[@Harmonica123]

Learn chugs/rhythms, a couple of scales: major, blues and pentatonic. And definitely learn a song, a simple melody. The key is that you commit it to memory. Of course working with a backing track to find blues licks is cool too. There's more but that's a few.

[@MrSpanky2001]

👍👍

[@Harmonica123]

Dennis, THE MENACE, MrSpanky is in the house. What's up man?!

[@dennisbowers515]

All is right with the world!

[@donaldraines4992]

Morning Ronnie

[@Harmonica123]

What up Donny!!!!

[@donaldraines4992]

@@Harmonica123 been working on bending , scales and just trying to relax , playing to backtracks I like McDonald stuff I have plenty of questions , like 😎🤪 am I really playing 2nd position or 1st dipping into 3rd also I think today you went with moving from notes to note I have been working on that , I like a 2draw , 4blow, 4draw back to 4 blow then step down 3draw 2 draw dirty notes

[@ralphditchburn1456]

This beginbingsounds horrible. The flat 4 i think the church hung people if you played it. Ok gets different

[@Harmonica123]

Hey Ralph, are you saying that your 4 draw is flat? Nobody is going to hang you for that. It's good to take note and work on it, however.