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by Gary E. Andrews - 07/24/26 08:58 PM
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Joined: Jul 2005
Posts: 12,082 Likes: 1
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Hi Scott
I had to click on this Just to hear how to pronounce Schadenfreude !!!
I was not disappointed either --- a Lively fun tune and delivery with your signature harmonica sound... I'm impressed at how clean you play your notes on a harp. !! - good stuff - jm Funny thing about the pronunciation, Joice. I have always said it without the "duh" at the end. Then I thought that I should check it before I used it in a song. Sadly, the correct pronunciation left me a little up the creek with rhyme possibilities.  As for the harp - Thanks. When I bought my first Marine Band harmonica in 1975 or so, it came with some instructions. One of the things I learned from them is that you can cover the holes you don't want played with your tongue. Been doing that ever since - makes it a lot easier (once you get used to it) to blow a single note Glad you liked this. Scott
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