1. Correct harmonica posture: put the harmonica above your lips, gently touch the sound hole to be played with your tongue, and control the intensity and direction of airflow when inhaling and exhaling. Keeping your body relaxed and balanced can help you master harmonica playing skills better.

2. Learn the basic skills of playing the harmonica: Learning the basic skills of playing the harmonica includes playing single notes, playing chords, playing vibrato and so on. Start with simple playing, gradually learn complex playing skills, and master the basic playing skills of harmonica.

3. Practice oral coordination: Harmonica playing requires oral coordination and flexibility. Oral practice can improve the coordination and accuracy of oral English.

Practice methods and matters needing attention in learning harmonica

1. Keep practicing: Learning harmonica requires constant practice. Keep a certain amount of practice time every day, and gradually improve the playing level of harmonica.

2. Practice the basic harmonica repertoire: Choosing some basic harmonica repertoire for practice can help you better master the harmonica playing skills. You can choose some simple tracks at the beginning and gradually improve the difficulty.

3. Ask for guidance and guidance: Learning harmonica requires professional guidance and guidance. You can seek the help of harmonica teachers or professional harmonica players, who will give you personalized guidance and advice according to your situation.

Knowledge expansion

Harmonica, a small wind instrument, is a multi-reed instrument, which makes the metal reeds vibrate and sound by blowing or inhaling through the mouth; In the classification of musical instruments, it belongs to wind instruments with free springs. Its sound source is not an air column, but a reed with a length of 1.5 ~ 3.5 cm.

Harmonicas are mainly divided into solo harmonica and ensemble harmonica, each of which has different types. Its range is slightly different according to the type and tonality. As a melody instrument, the harmonica can play at least two chords, and a high-level musician can play two relatively independent parts at the same time under the premise of following the harmonica structure. Because of its small size, it is called "the piano in the pocket".