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Here's some additional information that is "Good to Know". For instance, we may not be able to get together with you in person and give you a private lesson, but we can supply you with some tips to help you find someone in your area that can.

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  • How can I find a Local Harmonica Instructor- Admittedly, harmonica can be a very tough instrument to learn without the help of an instructor to give you one-on-one feedback. Unfortunately, there aren't always qualified harmonica teachers available in every area of the country and the world. Here's a few suggestions for trying to locate a teacher in your area:
    1. Call all the local music stores. Look in the yellow pages of the phone book for store listings.
    2. Check for classes at the nearest community college(s).
    3. When visiting local clubs to hear music, seek out any and all bands with a harmonica player and ask if he or she knows someone who teaches or would be willing to teach them self.
    4. Members should try a post at our site's Discussion Forums. Ocassionally, this question is asked and another member will know of a teacher in your area and respond. It's always worth a try.
    5. Still can't find a local harmonica teacher? Fear not, that's why we're here. Follow along, utilize the whole site, and you'll do just fine.

    McCabes Guitar Shop
    Check with local music stores for harmonica teachers. Pictured above is McCabes Guitar Shop in Santa Monica, Calif.

  • What's a Richter Tuning and '12-Bar Blues'?- You'll be surprised how much you can learn about the world of harmonica and music by just reading through the Terms & Definitions section. Lots o' good info to be found in there.

  • Jam and practice to MIDI files on your computer- Our MIDI files page contains play-along 12-bar blues patterns that members can access anywhere there is a computer with sound. The 25 files are in five different keys with different feels and tempos to give you a variety of music to practice and play to.

  • Use Harmonica Store.com for harmonica product info- If you're wondering what a Natural Minor tuned harmonica is for, visit Harmonica Store.com and read through it's product description. You'll be surprised how much you can learn about harmonicas and harmonica products by just reading through the product descriptions.

  • Members at Harmonica Lessons.com have access to:
    1. Over 185 Tabs & Song Lessons
    2. Complete Beginners' Section with "Lesson Plans" and "Beginners' Shortcuts"
    3. In-depth technique instruction on: Single Notes, Holding/Hand Effects, Bending, Breathing, Jamming techniques, Using Chords, and more.
    4. Blues Improv, Advanced Techniques, Scales, and Theory
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    7. 90 CDs listed with Song and Harmonica Keys
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