Learn a fresh simple roadmap for 12 bar blues on harmonica

Take some new basslines, some easy jazz tunes, re-learn the 12 bar blues on harmonica and become the instrumental star!

Ratings: 4.79 / 5.00




Description

This is a new way into BLUES!

Part 1.

HEADS

There are various heads (tunes) in blues and jazz where one riff is repeated three times to make the ‘head’, or in other words, the tune.

In this course you learn three of these, and I think they are easy, fun, and extremely useful.

When you know some of these heads you will be able to play a harmonica instrumental which makes you the soloist and the star of the band. Not bad.

Great for confidence, independence, and musicianship.

Part 2.

BASS LINES

In the second part of the course we will take a fresh look at learning to play some bass lines.

You will learn a bunch of classic bass lines and this will act as a massive structural support for your playing.

These famous bass lines work with the chords and rhythm plus they have their own melody.

This is a really good way to support your solos and your improvising.

Once you can feel the structure of the piece you can start to relax and improvise freely without any stress!

Note - I'm describing this as 'all levels' because everyone will get something from this. Much of the course will be fine for beginners but you will be challenged as you go on. If you can't bend yet just play everything without bending. Then study bending and circle round to do this again. The last two lectures (boogiewoogie) will challenge everyone so just a heads up.

What You Will Learn!

  • You will learn how to play one riff and make it work across a 12 bar blues chorus by simply repeating it
  • You will get a new feeling of confidence as you learn new ways to navigate in the blues
  • You will learn a bunch of different bass lines to internalise the chords
  • You will learn how the simple way and the complex way are both do-able, practical, fun and great to explore

Who Should Attend!

  • It's for everyone. Beginners will love it and find some parts challenging. Intermediates will love all of it and get challenged right at the end.