Re: Split Tongues

["Ludo Beckers" <lazylew2@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Steven probably meant blocking the third and sixth (since the seventh is a 
blownote).
That would result in sounding draw 4, 6 and 8 (d, a, d) - a powerchord like 
he said.
Pat, how do you achieve this without the drastic literal split??

Ludo

 >steven j gatorman wrote:
> >
> >i've seen someone on tv who could move the individual...what would you 
>call
> >those? well, the two forks of his forked tongue, i guess, in opposing
> >directions...up and down.
> >if you got control of the thing, you could have more than one split. like
> >say play a d-minor chord on a c harp (holes 4-8). then you could block 
>out the
> >third and seventh and have a power chord type thing.
>
>Actually, there is a way to do this without having surgery on your
>tongue...
>
>  -- Pat.

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