Harmonica
The harmonica - or harmonica as it's also known - is probably one of the instruments most of us have come across at one time or another. In primary school, music school or just at home. Here you'll find a large selection of harmonicas for play and musical expression.
Harmonica for beginners
The harmonica is perhaps one of the easiest instruments to learn to play. Of course, if you want to get really good, you'll have to work harder. But the threshold for getting started is quite low. Buy a harmonica and find a place where you can practice without disturbing too many people. The harmonica fits perfectly in your bag or pocket, so you can always have it with you and practice whenever you have the time. Waiting for the bus in the countryside? Take the harmonica out of your pocket and practice while you wait.
The harmonica is like any other instrument you want to learn to play: 15 minutes every day is better than several hours once a week.
If you have several harmonicas, you can store them in a belt bagwhich is designed for this purpose. Each harmonica has its own pocket in the bag.
How do you play the harmonica?
The harmonica is a very intuitive instrument. You don't need to learn music to play the harmonica. You can play along if you want to, but you don't have to. Often, it will sound more natural if you leave the notes and just listen to what you're playing. In this way, the harmonica is a bit of a solo instrument and you can improvise and deviate from the melody.
Harmonica songs
What songs are good to play on the harmonica? We've listed the first 10 great harmonica songs. So you have a place to start. Expand the list with your own favorite songs as you find out what sounds good.
10 great harmonica songs:
- Ain't no sunshine
- Amazing grace
- Brown eyed girl
- Edelweiss
- Happy birthday to you
- Isn't she lovely
- Leaving on a jetplane