Harmony Singing with Stephen Mougin "Lonesome Road Blues" Harmony Lesson

In this video Stephen Mougin explains and demonstrates bluegrass harmony singing using "Lonesome Road Blues" as his example tune. This informative and entertaining video will help you understand the basics of singing harmony in bluegrass music. For more information about Stephen and his guitar, vocal and band lessons, visit: www.stephenmougin.com

[@shootinjh]

Wow. Not only is the sound absolutely incredible, but as a guy who is a hack at video editing, I have an idea of what it took to do the editing. Wow.

[@Night_Owl86]

This must have been so much work. Great job!

[@ToddKMichael]

This was art. Thank you so much for such a great framing!

[@tatjanaevodia]

Great video lesson! Really cute that your two clones have their own character 😊 I can't believe this video doesn't have way more views 😳

[@andrewwall1735]

I didn't even realise until you pointed it out 😂

[@KennyomarGarcia]

Amazing tutorial and great production!

[@nancysynnestvedt4902]

Awesome intro to harmony singing! Thanks!

[@darcydraper2850]

Great lesson Mojo. And a fun video. Now I know what a Bluegrass Tenor harmony is. Cheers, D'Arcy

[@rlanford88]

Terrific !

[@Craiglyhead]

Fantastic guys!

[@jaykay1699]

Excellent!!! Thx for posting... will look for more of your stuff!

[@redstrat1234]

Excellent work

[@roughcutfilms3787]

A BIG THANKS TO YOU

[@RudyTinoco]

Fun and very informative! Thank you!

[@christinabarnesful]

Very clever. Thank you so much.

[@carlos4403]

Well done. Thanks.

[@Sweendog]

Thank you!

[@arjanblad416]

This is awesome, blessings to you. Greetings from the Netherlands !

[@user-sj7gp1hs5t]

Very good video and tremendous video production

[@oneman49instruments]

Nice one! Thanks to sing!

[@heyfriend9202]

soooo nice and sooo funny. Really cool! Thanks a lot from Seoul

[@ruthgunneson-poling1571]

Well that was easy and fun to learn how to harmonize! Now I hear my tenor part singing this song. Haha Ive been told I have "natural" harmony which is encouraging to hear. Im not 100% sure because sometimes I butcher notes! But I'll keep practice. I don't speak music theory so thanks for not going down that old road. Haha take care!

[@Lutemann]

I love your video. My band, The Dauphin Street Stompers, plays Dixieland and we sing a lot. I've found that three part harmony is, for the most part, easier than two part harmony. Here's another hack that I learned from the Bee Gees. If you have a fairly complex melody and a lot of chord changes (with key changes) then the 2nd guy can sing a static note 2nd part that fits the chords, but probably won't make a very interesting 2nd part either. But here's the kicker. Now the 3rd part guy only has to harmonize with the static 2nd guy which is a lot easier to do than if he had to work with the melody. What you get is two guys singing the chord changes against one guy singing the melody.

[@shepardthinks]

Brilliant. I know a bit about editing, and you are the shizzle!

[@BobBawn]

Thanks! I'm having trouble hear the tenor and baritone parts and tend to lapse back to lead. Any advice?

[@TGpolaroid]

same, but mostly with the baritone for me. as soon as i get past the 3rd bar my brain goes straight back to the lead, just an octave lower lol

[@cmcapps1963]

Nothing like identical triplet blood harmonies

[@concernedcitizen4181]

This looks so fun. I'm going to use my wife as a guinea pig for this practice.😅

[@Kangusism]

Dont duppose you have the music for the individual parts?.

[@davidsparrow1813]

Great tips! Thank you. Very helpful. Is the triplet on right have a disability or something

[@davidsparrow1813]

Or is it an act

[@taylorh4480]

it's just one dude playing three parts. film magic. it's all Stephen

[@gittar]

Baritone is like singing a different song

[@wwxcontent]

Hey pay attention, hey wake up 🤣🤣