Re: [Harp-L] It's a Lip Block (not Lip Purse) You are NOT"puckering"You ARE simply resting the harp in your mouth andyour bottomlip BLOCKS the holes on either side of the notebeing played.
Bill reports that - he likes the word pucker because it rhymes with....
and sounds the same as pukka which is an anglo-indian word for 'top-hole',
'absolutely brilliant' etc etc etc
because it rhymes with - SUCKER, correct me if I'm mistaken?
> >> I REPEAT-- It's a Lip Block (not Lip Purse) You are NOT "puckering" You
> >> are
> >> NOT "pursing" You ARE simply resting the harp in your mouth and your
> >> bottom
> >> lip naturally BLOCKS the holes on either side of the note being played.
> >> Got
> >> it, good ...at ease--now go eat your rice krispies slowly, don't
> >> hesitate?
> >> OK- repeat after me>>>It's a Lip Block , It's a Lip Block It's a Lip
> >> Block ,
> >> It's a Lip Block ,It's a Lip Block , It's a Lip Block It's a Lip Block
> >> ,
> >> It's a Lip Block ,It's a Lip Block , It's a Lip Block It's a Lip Block
> >> ,
> >> It's a Lip Block ,It's a Lip Block , It's a Lip Block It's a Lip Block
> >> ,
> >> It's a Lip Block --Do 20 push ups and shower..
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