Re: [Harp-L] Air Harmonica?

["Rick Dempster" <rick.dempster@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

There are air-harmonca players; I mean the real live-in-jungle kind,
that stand in front of you on the dance floor and 'play'.
They are a rare beast, and I don't mind them at all, as it usually
means they don't even think they can play, haven't got a harp, and
aren't going to ask for a jam.
RD

>>> <moandabluz@xxxxxxx> 2/03/2007 17:04:32 >>>

I sometimes wonder if I'm a little crazy (well, more than sometimes), 
but when I am stuck waiting in line, or in a waiting room, or just 
zoning out at home... I play some great harp solos in my head.. I can 
visualize which hole of the harp I am playing and hear (in my head) the

notes that are produced.  Wish I could reproduce these things in the 
real world.
Steve "Moandabluz" Webb
A snowed-in fool for the harp in Minnesota

-----Original Message-----
From: dmf273@xxxxxxxxx 
To: harp-l@xxxxxxxxxx 
Sent: Thu, 1 Mar 2007 21:17:04 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [Harp-L] Air Harmonica?

    If I hold my hands in saxophone position and whistle, I can play 
"air saxophone"
correctly
fingering scales and arpeggiating chords.   I just realized I don't 
have any
equivalent mental
simulation for harmonica.   Can any of you do it?  Is it easier to play

"air
chromatic" than "air diatonic"?
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