Playing a song with a clean sound is more important than playing it fast. It will be useful to learn each song bit by bit, and then play it all together. The songs are arranged by difficulty, and each song has a slow practice version and an original tempo version. In 9 of these songs you will see that on the tabs there are as many articulations as repeated notes. As a consequence, the sound of the repeated note will be clearer. These articulations separate the notes and give them a more defined starting sound or accent.įor example, when we play a hole 4 blow and then repeat it, instead of blowing twice (with two separate airflows), we will only blow once, and by using the syllable “TA” as an articulation, the continuous airflow will be interrupted when your tongue fastly hits the hard palate, separating the notes.

It is also advisable to apply articulations using syllables like “TA” and “DA” when doing repetitions of blow and draw notes, respectively. If you find it difficult to play these songs I highly recommend that you go first to my article How to Play the Harmonica – An easy-to-follow Guide.

Songs in b flat minor