Re: re. practicing

I do the same, Dave. When I find a song that I like that I
want to learn, I listen to over and over and over till I have
not only the tune memorized but I have a "feel" for it or
I have the "groove". Then I start to learn it by ear with the
audio or if I can find a midi file for the tune and I can
use it in Melody Assistant to get the tab & notation.
 
Russ

grinderiron <[email protected]> wrote:
hi all,
      very interesting question practicing. heres how i do it. first 
of all i listen to a lot of music, and i mean all types,genres, etc.
when i eventually find a tune that i like. i put it on a tape or cd. 
and play it lots of times in my car while driving around. 
              after a while, i get "a feel" for it and then decide 
how i can best interprate this particular tune my way on harmonica.
       i honestly believe that any tune is enhanced by different 
players "interpreting" the tune to suit their own style.
              of course we all know that music is very emotional. , 
and that is what makes any particular tune great.
            the harmonica is probably the best instrument (after the 
human voice) to express emotion.
                 my advice.- practice any way that enhances your 
playing. but remember. you must play from your heart.
                                                  dave.
                                   http://www.ablowforpeace.com


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