Throat vibrato is difficult to do. A tongue vibrato probably works best on the 4 hole which for me is the easiest(other than the 1 hole).

1,4,5 arpeggios; sometimes holes 1-10,and back. No chugging usually unless I want to practice deep breathing Taking my mouth off the harp and back on trying to capture the perfect embouchure for each hole. Jumping from low holes to higher, vice versa Idea is to get CLEAN notes.

I warm up. If I don't my embouchure likes to play evil tricks. Like it's got a mind of its own!

Quite Xlnt!

Hi I tried to find online maybe I missed it Order from Hohner directly? Thanks

How about B flat?

Transitioning from the end of one line or bar to the next can be hard, say from a 2 draw to a 4 half step, l can miss or from a 2-5 octave split(draw) to a 4 half step. Just have to concentrate more, maybe, or take my mouth off, reconnoiter and get that pucker back on target. Lazy embouchure and breath I dare say!!

More like going line to line I mean

I think a You Tube would be a jolly good idea! And pretend that you're attempting to explain it to the brain of an amazingly simple and naive person such as myself so I can go up the down staircase of scales without falling over! I'll be all eyes and ears when the vid appears. Thank you, Your fellow harpster

I get what the arpeggios, pentatonic and blues scales (chords in I, IV, and V) are. Then there are C and other scales. C harmonica is in the key of G, other harmonicas in different keys. Not sure what "degree" means. Maybe someday it will make sense. I guess I just like to play something that sounds good. What you describe to me reminds me of physics somehow and that was never my strong suit! Thanks for taking the time out Liam!

Overblows! Wow. I'm going to practice blowing out candles after blowing up balloons! Point is I should be a windmill to play the harmonica like Liam Ward!

Hi Liam When I'm on something like Easy(Big W) I'm not thinking about scales, arpeggios or chords, or 4/4 signature, just trying to sound clear notes without flubs. When Big W composed do u think he was? Call me Curious Yellow. I have learned about the I, IV and V chords, heard about the 7th in passing only so far.

Ok Liam The pentatonic scales have six notes Blue scales a six note progression Seven notes a diatonic or major scale-dorian b5 Whew! Thank you so much

Hi Liam Your improv course has 4 note arpeggios each for I, IV, V chords Pentatonic chords 6 notes. Lots to realize Thanks so much!

Liam Your vibratos are stupendous, really. I can't come close You must have one heck of an uvula!!

Like threading a needle almost

Octaves sound so cool. I don't believe I can do without!

Yes The 3 draws are quite subtle The whole process is very much about the breath. Wish I could spray away my bad breath and get the perfect air flow!!

The audio would be too mashed to be of use but I'll keep trying. A bit of consolation is I can get a reasonable facsimile of Off The Wall. Is there anything you just can't get? It doesn't seem so.

Hi Liam I can hit notes melodically. If I pull too hard A goes to G# I guess I can't blame it on my KORG tuner I guess it's not world's end if I hit G# stead of A