Thank you Jerry! Will explore both. Best!

Just yesterday I started to use an app that plays piano notes (called The Piano). For practice, I play the bend note at the same time as hitting the same note on the piano to try to match it. I am hoping that it also improves my listening skill along with bending correctly. Might want to give it a try. But if Liam gives a thumbs down then I’ll stop it too!

Welcome Cambridge. I started at the same age and without musical experience. I'm having a blast learning and playing, and while it takes time to learn new harmonica skills, once accomplished it's not lost. Encourage you to keep after it!

Michael! I feel like I'm at a similar place and definitely enjoying the journey. I did a lesson in front of a retirment home with a piano instructor for about 90 minutes. I played the harmonic. The attendees loved listening to the lesson and my efforts and the songs that followed. Was entertaining for them, and a good experience for me. Wishing great success!

I think we can all relate to the challenges of getting clean single notes, so please don't think it is unusual. Just keep at it and sneak in practice moments. Great diversion from your work. All best!

Robin, I've had the same question on the tongue block. It is more natural for me to point the tongue to the left. Not sure I am a good tongue blocker no matter which side, but my sense is that it does not matter which side. Would love other opinions and of course, from Liam. Best, Larry

Far left on the harp

Lips/mouth more to the left. Covering the slight extension. Cured the same issue I had on the one draw. Hope this helps!

I would like to go to a harmonica camp (United States). Any recommendations on how to locate harmonica camps?