Gospel Harp
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| Rating | : | 4.37 (747 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0786601779 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 112 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-10-04 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Since this auspicious beginning, Phil has published over 20 books and videos with Mel Bay Publications on virtually every aspect of playing the harmonica, making a significant contribution to the repertoire for this instrument. His thesis focused on the study of methods for teaching the beginning student of any musical instrument. Mel Bay has published his Learn to Play Rock/Blues Electronic Keyboard. The Missouri Conservation Commission published several of his harmonica arrangements in its Songbook in 1982. He has taught piano, guitar, and harmon
A collection for diatonic, crossharp, and chromatic harmonica. The gospel songs presented here are written as the song has been presented throughout the years. The first section is standard harmonica, key of C. Written in standard notation and tablature for diatonic and chromatic harmonicas with lyrics and chord symbols. The second section is in cross-harp (second) position. Key changes have been made to accommodate the harmonica. Includes 91 tunes such as The Old Rugged Cross; The Love of God; In the Garden; He's Got the Whole World in His Hands; Oh, When the Saints Go Marching In; This Train Is Bound For Glory; His Eye is on the Sparrow; and much more.. The third section uses a changed or retuned harmonica such as Lee Oskar's Melody Maker in G, or the Country Tuned Hohner Harmonica in C
Sammiekins said List of songs included in the book. I've never written a review before, but I felt this needed to be said. I'm new to the harmonica, and have been looking for a gospel songbook. Since this one is my first, it wasn't a huge deal, but I COULD NOT find any actual list of all of the songs included in this book. Most of the ones I ran across listed 5 or 6 songs, the. Christmas purchase Purchased for my son-in-law. He loves it. I love all of the old hymns in the book.. M Shafer said Good Book. This book has a lot of my old favorites and several new songs that I enjoy playing just for the kick of it. One could use a normal hymnal if accustomed to just reading music, but if one is accustomed to the numbers and arrows, or wants to isolate the melody and have the guitar cords listed, this is the book of choice.
As a clinician, Phil has conducted workshops at several harmonica conventions and at the University of Missouri-Kansas City, the University of Arkansas, the Texas Music Educator's Conference, and has presented many other clinics throughout the Midwest. He also performs on guitar and keyboard. He also is a contributor for the Society for the Preservation and Advancement's Harmonica Happenings news magazine. . With a versatile educator's experience ra