Which harmonica is easier for beginners to learn?

Generally speaking, if you just want to have fun and play a few random tunes and don't plan to practice your technique, you can buy a polyphony of a few dozen yuan. Don't buy a dozen yuan, I bought one, it's too hard to blow.

The general choice of harmonica is: polyphonic harmonica, blues harmonica (also known as ten-hole harmonica, blues harmonica, folk harmonica), chromatic harmonica.

It is recommended that you listen to the timbre of these three harmonicas before deciding which one you want to learn, after all, these three harmonicas are not even the same style.

Generally speaking, the starting point of polyphony is low, because the domestic piano can already meet the needs of beginners, generally twenty or thirty to fifty, and the polyphony of the swan is still okay. If you want to go a little more advanced, buy Kane or Kingdee's piano, about 90 (further you can consider Japanese Tomto or Suzuki).

Then there is the blues harmonica, which is mostly not very good at domestic pianos. The quality of imported pianos is more guaranteed, if it is the starting point of imported pianos, it is Suzuki's MR200 (140RMB), which is a relatively cost-effective piano, but the timbre may not be as distinctive as the German Hohner piano.

The chromatic scale is not recommended for the time being, because the ** of imported pianos is generally about six or seven hundred, and the next domestic piano is about 200, and the middle span is very large. The requirements for music theory knowledge are also relatively high, and there are also certain requirements for the breath of the wind.

Blues and polyphony have ** tutorials, most of the former's skills need to be experienced by themselves, others can only give a hint, everyone's feelings are different, and the latter's skills need to be practiced hard o ( o I may be a little vague when I say this, but you will know if you come into contact with it.

ps..It's good to post a audition.

Polyphonic harmonica. Blues harmonica.

Chromatic harmonica.

It's best to use a ten-hole blues harmonica, it's easy to master.

Harmonica beginners are suitable for buying a standard polyphonic harmonica with 24 holes.

Novices learning harmonica, it is best to choose a 24-hole standard polyphonic harmonica that blows the C key, the pronunciation range of the C key and the breath of the piano are easy to master, the easiest to blow, easy to master the pitch is relatively good, the C key is the most basic key to learn the harmonica, and it is also the most common and easiest to buy harmonica.

The accented harmonica is suitable for ensemble and accompaniment harmonica, and is not suitable for solo playing. Because the frame of each note is an octave up and down, the timbre is low, the breath is very demanding, and the pitch is more difficult to control than the polyphonic harmonica. When I started to learn the accented harmonica, the breath was heavy and tiring, and the breath was difficult to control, which would be difficult to learn, which would affect my confidence in learning.

Precautions for harmonica

1. Wash your hands and gargle before playing, keep your mouth clean, and prevent sand or dumb sounds.

2. Do not blow too wildly or hit hard when blowing, so as to avoid damage to the gongs after being shocked.

3. Don't hold it up and play it, in case the reed is broken, there is a possibility of falling into the mouth.

4. Do not put foreign objects into the mouthpiece, which is easy to cause failure and damage.

5. After playing, please first put the mouthpiece of the harmonica facing downward, gently shake out the saliva accumulated in the piano, and then wipe the mouthpiece and the shell on both sides with a professional wipe, which can avoid the generation of bad odors and keep the shell bright.

6. When not in use, please put the harmonica in the box to prevent dust.

7. Warm water below 40 degrees should be used for rinsing, and should not be rinsed with boiling water or alcohol, decontamination oil and other chemical reagents.

It is recommended that beginners take the polyphonic harmonica as the starting instrument, and novices can not know much about the purchase method of the harmonica, and the merchants who sell harmonica sometimes do not know much about it. Harmonica Paradise proposes a few tips when buying a harmonica for the reference of piano lovers.

There are four things to keep in mind when buying a polyphonic harmonica:

Vocal range 24 or 21 holes.

The quality should be the best.

Thickness should be thin.

Material: Plastic.

The material of the harmonica directly affects the timbre and maintenance of the harmonica, in addition to the reed, the biggest difference in the material is the piano grid, which is roughly divided into three types.

The mouthpiece should be smooth and supple, not rough, so as not to scratch the corners of the mouth, when choosing the piano, you can use your fingers to rub back and forth on the mouthpiece, and choose a harmonica that is less likely to hurt the mouth.