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You should mean "playing polyphony.""Generally, open the mouth with 5 or 6 pigrets first, cover most of the piano with your tongue, and leave only the rightmost side to blow or inhale. When you blow or inhale, you make a single note, and then retract your tongue and return to its original position, that is, all the 4 or 5 rings covered by your tongue in front of you instantly change from non-breathable to ventilated, and then to non-ventilated. At this point, after several notes are pronounced together (including the single note just sounded), it reverts back to only one single sound.

This is commonly known: playing polyphony.

In this way, the beat of the accompaniment is hit on the second half of the beat, and it is still a positive beat accompaniment. There is also an obvious benefit to such accompaniment: intonation!

If you play according to the method of a chuisheng friend, the tone is more difficult to find, and the multiple notes are pronounced first, which will interfere with the main tone. This is a little bit of my experience playing the harmonica for almost 50 years, just for reference.

The accompaniment is the beginning of the moment, the tongue is released, and then the tongue is quickly closed, leaving only a small hole to blow the monotone, at this time, because the accompaniment is quickly closed, it will make a "peng" sound, so that with the rhythm of the continuous blowing, it will produce a very strong sense of rhythm. In the absence of accompaniment from other musical instruments, the harmonica, a method of self-accompaniment, is more vigorous, vivid and rich than blowing a single note, but because the arrangement of the harmonica scale has the influence of blowing and sucking, the harmony formed is not always reasonable, so although there is a method of polyphonic accompaniment, it is not recognized by the academic community. This method is generally used in informal situations, and if there is a formal performance, it is best to play only a single note, accompanied by a piano, guitar or band...

At first the tongue is left uncovered, and then it is covered, quickly, and the accompaniment and the monotone are as if they were produced together.

It is contemporaneous with the first note of each measure.

The accompaniment of the polyphonic harmonica is accompanied by a parted back-beat accompaniment and a front-beat accompaniment.

Speak first and beat accompaniment:

In the polyphonic harmonica textbook, if there is a small circle and triangle mark under a note, it means that the application is followed by accompaniment.

For example, a full beat of 3 must be disassembled when playing, such as the first half of the time to play a single note, and the later time is to add accompaniment, because the time of a beat is not long, so it cannot be understood as playing a single note for a full beat first and then adding accompaniment.

The backbeat accompaniment is more suitable for playing soothing songs, such as three-beat waltzes and waltzes.

If there is a large triangle mark under the note in the harmonica textbook, it means that the note should be accompanied by the front beat.

The forebeat accompaniment is that the mouth is an open chord, for example: the mouth contains a seven-hole , or .

When you want to play the main note, the tongue quickly blocks the rest of the holes at the same time, because the time of the accompaniment is very short, and the main player still has to continue playing after the accompaniment is completed, and cannot stop, that is, the tongue should not be retracted after it is blocked.

Afterbeat accompaniment is often used on the first beat of each bar, and there is no restriction on front-beat accompaniment, for example, some songs will have three or more fortiss, and the front-beat accompaniment can be added to the accompaniment no matter how fast the tempo and legato are.

In the actual blowing, there is no need to be very careful with the book, when your accompaniment skills are already very proficient, you can change the accompaniment method at any time.

So, don't think about whether you have to play a single note first and then add an accompaniment in the harmonica accompaniment, a song should be coherent and not played one note at a time. The monophonic (main tone) is supposed to exist.

Harmonica plus accompaniment first of all, let your mouth as far as possible to contain seven piano space, at the beginning may only be able to contain five space, practice for a period of time can contain seven holes, and then is to use the tongue to block the left side of the five space, when blowing, the rebeat of each bar to quickly raise the tongue, quickly block the space of the accompaniment, do not block the space of the main melody, you can start to practice only in the rebeat of each bar plus accompaniment, after proficiency can also add accompaniment to the sub-strong syllable of each bar, in the proficiency of the free play, Just follow the feeling, and when you start practicing, you can choose some simple downbeat songs, such as Ode to Joy, farewell, etc. You can also pick simple exercises for some weak shots, such as Su Sanna. The harmonica is not difficult to learn, I have not learned the harmonica from others, I just play it by myself, I feel good, the people around me love to listen to me play the harmonica, here is all personal experience, I hope you can understand it, can help you.

[Polyphony]. What you represent under this note is the polyphonic mark that corresponds to the position of the note when playing the "polyphonic" accompaniment. Polyphony is a harmonica blowing method in which you blow a tune with the harmonica while playing the accompaniment with your tongue.

How to blow polyphony:In the new monophonic articulation, the mouth contains seven holes in the piano grid, and the left six holes are covered with the tongue, and when the note is blown out with the right open hole, the covered tongue is immediately removed from the piano grid, (retracted inward), and immediately covered back to its original place. It will make a "bang" sound, and this sound is[Polyphony].

Polyphonic accompaniment is generally played according to the rhythmic beat of the tune. For example, in 3 or 4 beats, there is a ...... in each measure, Qiang-Qiang-Qiang, Qiang-Qiang-QiangThe "gong" sound that accompanies this rhythm. This section is in 4 4 beats, and each measure has indicated the position point where you want to blow 4 "gong" notes.

This is a rhythmic accompaniment blowing technique that is difficult to master. You have to take your time and practice a lot to master.

Below there is a —— is a continuous blowing, four bars for a paragraph.