What tune is used to play the polyphonic harmonica?

It depends on what tune you have on your harmonica? Polyphonic harmonica is also divided into: polyphonic harmonica, accented harmonica, echo harmonica, and some songs require several harmonicas to be replaced before they can be blown out, because the highest and lowest notes of each harmonica are limited....Bruce can play most of the songs by pressing the tone, but I don't listen to it as well as polyphony...

The tips for the polyphonic harmonica are provided as follows:

**There are major and minor scales, major keys are also called major scales, and minor keys are called minor scales. 135 is the main major and 613 is the main one in the minor key.

The polyphonic harmonica major scale arrangement is suitable for solo use. This is determined by the arrangement of the scales, which are very chaotic in the upper and lower registers, except for the midrange. However, this arrangement is very helpful for the solo harmonica technique, which can easily blow the major key of breaking down and harmonizing.

In addition, because the blowing is tonal, it is easy to blow a major chord when using bass accompaniment.

The polyphonic harmonica solo minor scale arrangement is suitable for solo use. This is also due to the arrangement of its scales, since in addition to the middle range, the arrangement of the high and low registers is very chaotic. However, this arrangement is very helpful for the solo harmonica technique, which can easily blow the breakdown and harmony of the minor key.

In addition, because the blowing is tonal, it is easy to blow a minor chord when using bass accompaniment.

The chaotic arrangement of the scales is also its Achilles' heel.

In some cases, the use of a harmonica major for breaking chords or accompaniment violates the requirements of harmony and requires the use of a harmonica in a minor key.

Buy and practice playing the harmonica in C first. This harmonica is a fixed key instrument, so it cannot be in other keys, and the harmonica in C plays a compound C tune, the G harmonica plays a G tune, and so on. If you have to make the C polyphonic harmonica play a different key, there is a workaround.

Ruler staring. multi-reed instruments that vibrate and sound metal reeds; In the classification of musical instruments next to the Great Trap, it is a wind instrument that belongs to the free reed.

The source of sound is a reed of length rather than a column of air (such as a flute).

Classify. According to its use, harmonicas can be roughly divided into two categories: harmonica for solo and harmonica for ensemble. The former mainly includes blues harmonica, chromatic harmonica.

and polyphonic harmonica (including accent, echo harmonica), etc.; The latter has a bass.

Harmonica, chord mouth rolling oak, brass horn harmonica, etc.

According to the pronunciation mode, it can be divided into two types: single reed pronunciation and multi-reed pronunciation. Chromatic scales, blues harmonica, etc., belong to single reed articulations, while polyphonic classes, chords, and bass harmonicas belong to the latter.

1. Correct posture of holding the piano.

The focus is on the left hand to clamp the ** of the body with the tiger's mouth, and the other four fingers are as close together as possible, and the palm is curled into a sound chamber and placed behind the piano. The right hand twists the right edge with the thumb and index finger, and the other four fingers are also as close together as possible, and the two palms echo each other, as if calling to a distant place. The left and right wrist joints should be able to move freely left and right at the same time, but don't let the arms move with them.

Do not immediately wrap the left palm around the back of the instrument. And the four fingers are parallel to the harmonica, so as to leave a passage for the lips to glide and play.

The shoulders should be naturally drooping and not stiff, the inner edge of the arms is slightly attached to the body so that it will not shake around, whether it is standing or sitting, the upper body should be straight and do not bend over and hunched over, the feet should be open and shoulder-width apart, relax the muscles of the body, and keep it in an elastic state that can be ready at any time. Another thing to note is that when playing the harmonica, we recommend that beginners move the harmonica with their hands and do not use their mouth to move the harmonica.

The right way to hold the piano can make it feel beautiful and also very practical. There will be no pauses in the performance due to the wrong way of holding the piano.

2. Understand and be familiar with the position of the harmonica scale.

On the left hand side of the piano is the bass part, in the middle is the middle part, and on the right side is the treble part. How to quickly memorize the position of the scale, Xiaole used to use the method of writing down all the scales on a piece of paper, and then pasting them on the harmonica in the corresponding position of the scale (stupid direct learning method) Blowing and inhaling are familiar through practice.

3. Practice time.

Blow the do note first, then blow the next note. Be sure to blow this note clean before blowing the next note. Otherwise, the latter will blow worse and worse.

When practicing a single note, you should blow a long note, not a single blow, but all in one breath. When practicing monophony, it is the most boring, and you must like the harmonica very much in order to persevere, become a qualified harmonica lover, and play the ** in your heart.

The difficulty with the low and high scales is that they are very irregular.

The gongs in the bass part are susceptible to changes in the shape of the mouth, and if the mouth shape is too flat, the tone will become difficult to listen to, and even find it difficult to blow, so how to relax the mouth cavity (as if there is an egg in the mouth) is an important key to producing the correct and beautiful sound.

Although the gongs in the treble are not as problematic as in the bass, because the tone is very high, it will become sharp and uncomfortable if you push too hard, so luck becomes one of the tricks. Once you have mastered the position of the harmonica scale and the order of blowing and breathing, you can choose some simple pieces to practice.

The harmonica is a reed instrument that blows and absorbs sounds, and its scale placement is different from other musical instruments, taking a general polyphonic 24-hole harmonica as an example, it is divided into three parts: low voice, middle part and high part. The basic way to hold the harmonica is to hold the left end of the harmonica (low voice) with the left big bi Nai state thumb, and the other four fingers naturally bend and gently press on the upper cover plate of the harmonica, and the right thumb requires to move sensitively, and when blowing to the high part, the thumb should be slightly removed so as not to hinder the blowing. When playing a high or low voice, you should use your wrist movements to move the harmonica left and right, and when playing, you should have a regular head, and your chest should be naturally straight, so that it is easy to breathe and stretch.

Polyphonic harmonica blowing method 1Single-note playing method is also known as single-hole playing, which is the first step to be familiar with the harmonica scale, the method of playing Mulu is to reduce the mouth, slightly into a small circle to align a sound hole on the harmonica, first from the alto part of the harmonica "1", in turn according to the blowing sound to blow out of the airflow, according to the inhaled sound inhalation airflow, pay attention to the pronunciation when playing accurate and clear, repeat the exercises in turn, based on the pitch and skill. 2.

The polyphonic monophonic method is also known as the new monophonic articulation. When you put at all.

The basic skills of the harmonica are of great help to the improvement of harmonica skills, so what are the polyphonic harmonica blowing skills of Xiaoyin's manuscript? Below I have compiled the polyphonic harmonica blowing techniques for your reference.

Polyphonic harmonica blowing technique: posture

As the saying goes, "there is a sitting phase, and there is a standing phase". The same goes for playing the harmonica, maintaining a good posture can ensure that your breath is smooth, effortless and comfortable. Generally speaking, it doesn't matter if you sit or stand, but you must keep your back straight, don't shrug your shoulders, don't hunch over, don't press your stomach, and don't tilt from side to side to ensure that your airway is open.

This will ensure that you will not feel uncomfortable during long periods of practice, and that your breath will be smooth and even. This is important. You may see that there are some masters who use a variety of postures, and theoretically as long as the seven breaths are not affected, you can do a handstand.

However, people are masters! They have gone through a lot of practice and are free to take control of their situation. I've just been crooked when I started practicing, and now I'm in all kinds of pain.

Polyphonic harmonica blowing technique: breath

Generally speaking, there are two types of breathing: chest breathing and abdominal breathing. With chest breathing, your shoulders are hunched up, your breath is very shallow, and your abdomen barely moves.

It is said that the average adult breathes with chest breathing (as I have heard). The other is abdominal breathing, when you breathe, your abdomen will swell, and your shoulders and chest will hardly move, which is what we usually call deep breathing, which feels about the same as smelling a flower. So which one does the harmonica use?

Generally, it is abdominal breathing, which can ensure that your breath is long and stable, and you may not be used to it at first, and you may even have Venus in your eyes, but it will be fine after a long time. I quote Mr. Xiaosong's words to describe the specific method:

When you inhale, let the air flow into the abdomen, feel the breath sink, the diaphragm expands, and the abdomen bulges, while when you exhale, you have to learn to use your nose to control the amount of breathing.

In addition, the breath should be even and stable when playing, not intermittent or sometimes strong and sometimes weak, which are common problems in breathing, just practice more. Be sure not to be lazy and blow casually, the breath is the most important thing!

Polyphonic harmonica blowing technique: monophonic

Polyphonic harmonica blowing beginners learn as follows:

The polyphonic harmonica is a two-tone reed sound, the lattice is the upper and lower reeds produce the same sound (there are subtle differences), and the blowing sound is a harmonica that pronounces two tones, so it is called a polyphonic harmonica, which has the effect of [vibrato]. The polyphonic harmonica has a crisp and bright tone, strong penetration, euphemism and loudness. To learn the harmonica as a beginner, first buy a 24-hole polyphonic harmonica in the key of C.

The 24-hole C-tuned harmonica is easy to grasp with its vocal range and breath, and it is easy to play and master the intonation.

Polyphonic harmonicas are commonly used with 16 holes, 21 holes, 23 holes, 24 holes, etc., all of which are arranged according to international standards. All the harmonica lattices are blown and sucked. And arrange the phonemes evenly at the interval of one blow and one breath.

The pronunciation range and the breath of the piano are easy to grasp, and it is easy to play and master the intonation. As a solo harmonica, it sounds great and is easy to play.

As long as you learn to master a polyphonic harmonica, you can basically play the polyphonic harmonica, accented harmonica, echo harmonica, etc., which have a number of holes and other keys.

The polyphonic harmonica begins with the practice of blowing the notes, usually starting with the monophonic blowing method. In the actual monophonic articulation, it is played with 2 or 3 holes (each box includes the upper and lower holes). Note that it is not the lip that contains 1 hole in it, and it is not just 1 hole that is being played.

Hello dear, G is a soprano polyphonic harmonica defeated. A polyphonic mouthpiece or harpa is a harmonica that can blow multiple notes, as opposed to a regular monophonic harmonica that can only blow one note. For songs with a lot of treble, it is recommended that you buy a polyphonic harmonica in G or C.

G is a high-pitched polyphonic harmonica that can play many bright high-pitched harmonicas with a range from G4 (bass G) to D7 (treble D). The key of C is one of the most commonly used polyphonic harmonicas and is a mesoline polyphonic harmonica. It is preferred by harmonica beginners and is one of the harmonica tonalities preferred by many professional players, with a range from C4 (bass c) to C7 (Gao Chachun Biyin c).

Whether you're a beginner or a professional player, choosing the right key is important for practicing your instrument and how well you play. When buying a polyphonic harmonica, it is recommended that you try to blow a few harmonicas with different keys, listen to the feeling and effect of different keys on your playing instrument, and then choose the key that suits you.