Date: Mon, 20 Jan 2003 05:34:41 -0800 From: "IronMan Mike Curtis" Subject: Re: Practicing on the move
I'll practice "quietly" with a SUPER tight cup. I can cut the volume considerably doing this. You can also adjust the reeds of one "practice" harp for minimal offset, to make it play softer.
From: "Buzz Krantz"
> I always parctice up on the running deck. It's a great place to be alone > & you will get a nice tan. In a motel you can sit by the pool. > buzz................ > > Tejastk~ol.com wrote: > > > Anybody have a suggestion about how to practice in close quarters > > without getting the hook? I'm finally feeling good about my progress, > > but I'm fixing to leave on nearly three week anniversary cruise with > > my wife, and if I stop playing that long, I know I'll be back to > > playing "Alouette" in first position. Anybody know how to play in > > close quarters without bothering the neighbors aside from playing > > inside a 2 mil trash bag? Some of you must have figured this out > > following some extended stays in Motel 6. > > Tejastk > > -- > Harp-l is sponsored by SPAH. > Hosted by ValuePricehosting.com, www.valuepricehosting.com >