Re: [Harp-L] I NEED HELP, GUIDENCE, & ADVICE

[Randy Redington <rwredington@xxxxxxxxx>]

I can ditto what Richard said. I attended one of Jon's Camps a year ago and
loved the experience.  It's fantastic way for a newbee to get a kick start.
I'd recommend it.
On top of that, there are a number of people who do lessons via Skype.

Depending on where you live, there could also be a workshop near by.
I also attended the Midwest workshop in St . Paul MN. This year, met a
bunch of new friends,  and gained some new challenges to work on.
On Aug 19, 2014 11:22 AM, "Richard Hunter" <turtlehill@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> jldadisman@xxxxxxx wrote:
> <New Member, PLEASE HELP!! I am a beginner player. I can play some songs,
> <and play them pretty well I think, one note at a time. However if I play
> <Amazing Grace, and then you listen to a more advanced player play Amazing
> <Grace, mine is vanilla compared to their rocky road with whip cream and a
> <cherry on top if you know what I mean. Knowing what ya'll know, where
> <could I go to get the best instruction to get me out of this stuck place
> <I'm in? I've been on youtube of course, but you can only get so much from
> <there. Where could I go, or to whom could I go to REALLY get the lessons
> <or instruction that will take me where I want to go.
>
> Jon Gindick's Jam Camps for harmonica players provide a lot of guidance
> and inspiration in a concentrated dose.  They're not free, but they're well
> worth the money.
>
> Full disclaimer: I was an instructor at one of Jon's camps in Dedham, MA a
> few years ago.  I was pretty impressed by what I saw there.  A lot of
> people walked out playing a lot better than when they walked in, and
> enjoying it more too.
>
> Regards, Richard Hunter
>