Ok, not too bad… So far so good! Line 2 – Help Me! Blow twice on 6, draw/blow on 6, draw/blow on 7. If you don’t feel 100% confident playing single notes, check out Single Notes for Beginners and also my complete Beginner to Boss course if you want to drill your technique to perfection.) Line 1 – Easy
#Happy birthday song happy birthday to you how to#
(Tip: This lesson requires that you know how to isolate notes. (And you thought blowing out the candles on your birthday cake was hard….) So before we get started I want to share with you the secret to playing the high notes on harmonica. In my experience teaching thousands of people how to play the harmonica, it is very common for beginners to struggle with playing high notes. FYI: Here’s some nice sets that I recommend which include the C & G key: Fender Blues Deluxe 7-Set or Hohner Special 20 5-Set. Once you can play Happy Birthday on your C harmonica, it will be a breeze to play it on a lower harmonica if you have one. That’s one of the awesome things about the harmonica: the same tabs you play on a C harmonica will translate to any other key harmonica. Once you learn it, you may want to play it on a lower harmonica, such as the key of G (which in my professional experience is the most common key it’s played in, by the way.) Check out the difference in sound: But Happy Birthday may sound a bit shrill on the C harmonica. I’m teaching this lesson on the C harmonica in 1st position, because C is the best key for beginners to learn on. WARNING: Before You Start, Beware the Happy Birthday High Notes!
LEVEL 3 I’ll show you more advanced decorationsīonus level I’ll show you how to play Stevie Wonder’s version of Happy Birthday. LEVEL 2 I’ll show you some cool ways to add some frosting and decorations to it LEVEL 1 I’m gonna quickly teach you how to play Happy Birthday.
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