Re: U-Block, helping / hurting?

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Posted by Kevbo on March 17, 2002 at 14:05:57:

In Reply to: Re: U-Block, helping / hurting? posted by Bluzharper on March 17, 2002 at 03:12:37:

: : I found the U-Block method to be the easiest for me starting out and I've been playing for a couple less-than-intense months. Is using this method going to make it hard for me down the line?

: I would say no, if you can learn other methods also, you will be ahead of the game IMHO. That method limits blocking and bending in my case but we all differ.To me thats the greatest thing about the harmonica, it becomes whatever you make it.

I've read the single note section. The whistle method gives me wicked cheek cramps (I never knew cheeks could cramp man). How does the tongue blocking technique differ from u-blocking? What is it about one that makes bends easier and sound better that is so difficult with the other?

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: : : I found the U-Block method to be the easiest for me starting out and I've been playing for a couple less-than-intense months. Is using this method going to make it hard for me down the line? : : I would say no, if you can learn other methods also, you will be ahead of the game IMHO. That method limits blocking and bending in my case but we all differ.To me thats the greatest thing about the harmonica, it becomes whatever you make it. : I've read the single note section. The whistle method gives me wicked cheek cramps (I never knew cheeks could cramp man). How does the tongue blocking technique differ from u-blocking? What is it about one that makes bends easier and sound better that is so difficult with the other?

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