Playing skills of polyphonic harmonica

1. Bass accompaniment: There are seven holes in the mouth, six holes in the piano box on the left side of the tongue cover, and one hole in the right lip to play single notes. When you meet the accompaniment mark, loosen your tongue once and put it back in place quickly. The accompaniment is "clang".

2, treble accompaniment: the mouth contains seven holes, the tongue cover has six holes on the right side, and the left lip plays a single tone. The movement of the tongue is the same as when playing an ordinary single tone.

3. Chord playing method: also known as air accompaniment method. The playing method is the same as that of ordinary accompaniment, that is, the tongue opening time is prolonged.

4. Hand vibrato: Hold the piano in your left hand, put your palms together, and beat your right hand constantly to make a "woof-woof" sound, that is, hand vibrato.

5, violin playing method: lips closed, mouth with a single hole, when playing, the air pressure is tight, and the right hand quickly shakes the harmonica back and forth.

6. Mandolin playing method: also known as tongue vibrato playing method, the mouth is empty, the mouth is round, and the tongue swings left and right or up and down in the lips, making a fast' staccato' sound, like plucking the fingers of an instrument.

7, the third harmonic: the mouth contains three holes, and the tongue has no cover to play.

8. Three-degree violin playing method: the mouth contains three holes on the piano, and the tongue is not covered. The hand movements are the same as the violin playing method.

9, octave harmony: the mouth contains nine holes, there are five holes in the middle of the tongue cover, and the two lips play octave harmony.

10, fifth harmonic: the mouth contains five holes, the tongue cover has three holes in the middle, and the lips play the fifth harmonic.

1 1, drumming: the tip of the tongue rolls on the upper root, making a continuous rolling sound.

12, Echo: The movement of the hand is based on the vibration of the hand, and when the right hand is opened, it makes a "purring" sound.

13, arpeggio: Starting from the octave with lower tone, push the harmonica to the left quickly with your right hand. If there is an extension mark on the note, the speed of the harmonica will be slower. Extend the tone by hand.

14, Lian Yin: the second rapid repetition.

15, vibrato: Repeat the second tone continuously, and quickly push the harmonica left and right with your right hand.

16, decomposition and sound playing method: skillfully use the playing method of three holes, five holes and eight degrees to blow out continuous and gorgeous broken string accompaniment. Composed by Japanese harmonica player Hideo Sato.

17. Alternating decomposition and playback method: After it was introduced to China, it was improved into alternating decomposition and playback method by Chinese polyphonic master Wang Qinglong, which is a combination of bass decomposition and treble decomposition.

18, large and small accompaniment: also known as symphonic accompaniment, the large accompaniment mouth contains seven holes and simultaneously blows out a polyphony, and the small accompaniment mouth is immediately reduced to three holes and also blows out a polyphony, and the accompaniment has the effect of "bang, bang, bang, bang" or "bang, cha, cha".

19. Cough: A way to stop the sound by controlling the airflow through the throat like a cough.

20. semitone playing method: play with two harmonicas with semitone difference, and put the piano with semitone on it. When playing semitone, the fingers rotate quickly with the wrist to play the piano.