Blow Bending Lesson on the Harmonica - Interview Snippet from BluesHarmonica.com with Winslow Yerxa

Here's a sneak peak of my interview with Winslow Yerxa to release soon at BluesHarmonica.com. In this snippet Winslow helps new players with the technique of blow bending. To watch more of this interview, visit BluesHarmonica.com and become a subscribed member.

[@harmonicamastery]

Wise words as usual Winslow. The post box speed analogy is nice and should help people. Using a super low harp is also a very fundamental way to learn. Keep 'em coming David.

[@playmovingpictures]

Hi David what's better like b & w speakers or studio speakers ? What are your in behind you and are they great I'm looking for a top quality set for 2 or 2 and a sub 2.1

[@bluesharmonicateacher]

Bend Em The one's behind Winslow are old and no longer made, but any studio monitors that are around $200 each you should be happy with. I like studio monitors for their smaller size and great bass response.

[@luigiprovencher]

Are there any Harmonicas that are made in the USA?
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[@bluesharmonicateacher]

Hello Luigi. No, there are not.

[@luigiprovencher]

David Barrett What about outside of China or Japan?

[@bluesharmonicateacher]

Hohner and Seydel in Germany... Hering in Brazil

[@luigiprovencher]

David Barrett Oh! Well. The Hohner I see online says china right on it.

[@bluesharmonicateacher]

Their lesser expensive models are made in China. The Hohner Crossover that I recommend to students is made in Germany.

[@Rnav4712]

Any Chromatic interviews ?

[@bluesharmonicateacher]

Sure, Winslow talks about the chromatic in his complete interview on the website. The other artists on the site also talk about it, especially the recent one with Robert Bonfiglio.

[@Rnav4712]

Thanks David, I'm a major Stevie Wonder Chromatic fan. For me, he's at the top of the Harp food chain , Diatonic or Chromatic.