Harmonica Lesson I - Introduction and How To Breath (part 1) Christelle Berthon

For my lessons, It doesn't matter if you're a beginner, or advanced I'll adapt to your playing level, and NO you don't need to know how to read music, I'm not reading music myself so that's all good.

What you need is to have a computer with Skype installed, a webcam and of course a diatonic harmonica, this one has to be in the key of C (not too high and not to low).

I'm charging my lessons not per hour but per lesson, which means that if you've a lot of questions the lesson should last for more than an hour that's fine by me.

The price I'm asking is 40 euros and you can pay with the Paypal link below:

https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=5AYB...

Once I'll receive the payment notification I'll send you my Skype name for you to add me to your contact. Of course I allow ANY means or recording to save your lessons with me, if you want to come back at it while offline with me.

So that's pretty much about it, looking forward to have news from you.

Warm regards

Christelle

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[Yomantica1992]

Thank you for this movie Christelle. I've learned a lot from this first movie and I'm looking forward to the rest of your lessons. Keep on doing what you are doing, because you are awesom!

[kamkikorich]

Thanks Christelle Berthon for this video

[bottleofhatered]

Thank you Christelle, ive been watching your videos now for a little over a month, came across it looking for a good harmonica player, to try and emulate. long story short never had any proper lessons learned by ear over the past few years. this video was very informative, i can already see how i can get a longer note out of learning how to breathe. thank you once again -steve

[ksink74]

As it turns out, I'm American and do not have a French accent. Coincidence, I'm sure. Just kidding. Thanks for the lesson.

[JulieVaughn]

Great video and you are a good teacher. Your 1st breathing exercise is pretty much exactly what my first really good vocal coach had me do for my first excercise and you are so right, whether you are playing a harmonica, some other wind instrument or singing the breathing is the absolute most important thing. Now you've got me searching for that harmonica that I know is around here somewhere! (oh and PS I think your english is perfectly understandable. :) ~Julie

[thebikertc]

we want lesson II!!! PLEASE ;)

[stiiifleeer66]

bonjour j ai regarder tes video sur you tube tu joue de l harmonica comme une vrai vrai pationnee j ai adorer il y a plein de morceau qui sont super super avec cet intrument j ai passer de tres bon momment je suis novise avec un ordinateur il faut que je regarde ton sitinternet pour voir si il y a les partition exact de certain de tes morceaux

[manostone]

Talent and dedication, and Fantastique. No problem with the accent. I've been watching your videos from the start, the only ones I do watch. I'm inspired to play again. Thank you so much.

[ch8rlesp8ulh8rris]

So glad you're offering your wisdom and insights on playing the harmonica-- love hearing the songs of course-- but it's a special treat when we can hear some solid advice about playing.

Looking forward to the lessons to come . . .

Charles

[Serge392]

Et en français sa donne quoi ?