[Harp-L] "I am looking for a chord harmonica player to write articles in The Harmonica Educator publication"

[randy singer <randy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

 I am forwarding this request for a chord harmonica player/writer from 
richard martin of the Harmonica Educator. His email address is
Ri58066217@xxxxxxx

> Subject: Re: Chord Harmonica Articles for The Harmonica Educator 
> Periodical

> Dear Randy,
>  
> Dick Gardner (who is a friend of mine), suggested that I contact you. 
> I am looking for a chord harmonica player to write articles in The 
> Harmonica Educator publication. I am Editor and Publisher of the 
> periodical.  I usually give a free subscription to the publication, in 
> return for 4 articles per year. The articles can be 1 to 5 pages with 
> any graphic and photographs.  You can email me the text of any 
> article, and mail me the graphics and photographs. I would like 
> articles starting with basic information for Beginning and 
> Intermediate level players. Then, the article can progress to more 
> advanced technique articles for advanced level chord players. The 
> column can be called, “Chord Harmonica Playing: Musicianship and 
> Performance Skills.” Some of the article can be about other chord type 
> harmonicas (e.g., Vineta, etc.).
>  
> If you decide to write for the publication, I will mail you the 
> current Winter 2006 issue (77 pages). This will show you the style of 
> writing and the content of material and music published in the 
> periodical. I will need your home mailing address and telephone 
> number.
>  
> Below is information about The Harmonica Educator
>  
> The Harmonica Educator periodical is mailed to readers worldwide. This 
> publication is a professional type publication for harmonica teachers 
> and harmonica players (amateur, advanced, professional, and harmonica 
> artists). The Harmonica Educator is dedicated to the advancement of 
> harmonica education, and this publication expands knowledge of 
> harmonica teaching and playing. The news, features, and departments in 
> The Harmonica Educator publication will be of interest and value to 
> those readers involved in all phases of harmonica teaching (e.g., 
> harmonica educators), and to those readers at all levels of harmonica 
> playing proficiency (e.g., players at the beginning, intermediate, 
> advanced, master, and professional level). The Harmonica Educator is 
> the only periodical that publishes multi part music scores for 
> harmonica ensembles.
>  
> The Harmonica Educator publication is mailed, 4 times a year. The 
> current Winter 2005 issue has 77 pages.
>  
> The columns published in The Harmonica Educator issues are:
>
> A column for articles: Various musical and harmonica related articles.
>
> Performance Skills for Diatonic and Chromatic Harmonicas column. 
> (While the majority of the columns are for music readers, this column 
> is for the non-music readers of the diatonic harmonica. In the future, 
> there may be writers for the chromatic harmonica and the blues styles 
> of playing.
>  
>      LynnAnn Hyde writes a column about diatonic harmonica players.
>  
>       Steve Shaw (UK) writes a column called, “Traditional Irish Music 
> and the Diatonic Harmonica.”
>
> Beginning and Intermediate Level Chromatic Harmonica Players column.
>
> Beginning and Intermediate Level Bass Harmonica Column.
>
> Advanced Level Harmonica Players column.
>
> Scales, Intervals, Rhythms, Arpeggios, and Exercises for Chromatic 
> Harmonica and Bass Harmonica column.
>
> Duets, Trios, and Quartets for Harmonica Ensemble column. This column 
> is used by harmonica teachers to introduce students to ensemble 
> playing.
>
> The 48-Chord Harmonica: Chord Substitutions for Written Chords column.
>
> Golden Oldies for Harmonica Ensembles column.
>
> Hymns for Harmonica Ensembles column.
>
> Christmas Music for Harmonica Ensembles column. This music is 
> published in each Fall issue of the publication.
>
> Light Classics for Harmonica Ensembles column.
>
> The World of Jazz column. (Writer is the German Jazz Harmonica Artist, 
> Jens Bunge).
>
> Compact Discs column.
>
> Also, any other column is published that I feel would be of interest 
> to the readers. Also, there are a number of guest writers. 
> Periodically, there are new columns published in the new issues of the 
> publication.
>  
> Richard Martin
> Editor & Publisher
> The Harmonica Educator
email--
Ri58066217@xxxxxxx
>  
>