WHAT PEOPLE SAY
"Ed's country blues course level 1 is a truly priceless course. I highly recommend it to anyone wanting to learn how to support yourself with rhythm and licks together. This is why I purchased it and I'm over the moon with how it has helped my playing so far".
Cheers from Nova Scotia Canada, Ryan
Work through expertly crafted lessons at your own pace!
Suggested Pathways
Complete beginners:
Folk & blues Level 1 and & 2 followed by in depth videos or other courses.
Bluegrass & Country Complete Beginners:
Folk & blues 1. Then either folk & blues 2 or go straight to bluegrass & country 1,2 & 3 & any bluegrass in depth Lessons.
Bluegrass & Country Intermediate:
Bluegrass & country 2 & 3 and any bluegrass in depth Lessons ( Worried Man Blues, Cripple Creek, Going down that road feeling bad, Cindy).
Country Blues Lovers:
Country blues Level 1 then any Sonny Terry or Peg Leg Sam or Wayne Rainey lessons.
Intermediate/Advanced Tongue Blockers:
Pick and choose from my in depth lessons and hobo series. ( Most of these can be adapted for pucker too:)
enjoy! Ed
The harmonica is a prominent feature in much of the Bluegrass & Country music we love.
In this 3 part beginners Online Bluegrass Harmonica course, I'll guide you through the fundamentals of Bluegrass & Country harmonica step-by-step.
Build on Bluegrass & Country level 1 and expand out with this comprehensive course.
Level 2 will arm you with licks, scales, fiddle tunes and a some great songs.
Bluegrass, Country and Honky-Tonk!
If you like Sonny Terry you'll love this course.
This is not about giving you a few novelty licks and whoops.
The course will give you a deep breathing foundation that will really equip for the style, and vastly improve your tone, rhythm and groove.
Take this course if you've never played harp before or you want to start from the bottom up.
Super accessible with a perfect balance of building solid technique whilst having fun and getting inspired.
Build on level 1 and expand your repertoire with songs in different positions. Learn the first steps of improvisation and how to mix up your techniques to bring out more expression from the harmonica.
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