[Harp-L] A couple questions from a beginner

[Tony Eyers <tony@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

If you can find a face to face teacher, then I would recommend it. 
Nothing replaces actually hearing the instrument live, plus a weekly 
lesson will focus your practice.

If you can't find a teacher, then look at Adam Gussow's YouTube videos. 
Here you will see a great master and communicator. His enthusiasm for 
the instrument is hard to ignore. Adam also has teaching material at 
www.modernbluesharmonica.com  Dave Barrett's material is excellent, and 
available at www.harmonicamasterclass.com. If you're interested in 
online lessons, try mine at www.HarmonicaAcademy.com

If you're making progress with Jon Gindick's book, then stick with it. 
Also consider attending on of Jon's Jam Camps (easily found online). Jon 
is a master at putting new players at ease, and engaging with their 
progress. Plus he has terrific tutors at his camps.

Tony Eyers
Australia
www.HarmonicaAcademy.com
...everyone plays