Howard Levy with Chris Siebold - More Live Performances Added
Thu, 12/01/2016 - 5:02pm
Topics: harmonica, Howard Levy
The next installment of Howard Levy and Chris Siebold Live at Silo's in Napa have been added to +Music area. There's two new performances for "Nuages" and "Lips and Fingertips"... and stay tuned for another installment coming each week till the end of the year!
UPDATE: The next performances are now available: "I Falafal Blues", "The Bach Bouree in Em", "Bossa in A", "Tristate Boogie". Enjoy!
New Harmonica Lessons and Performance with Chris Siebold
Mon, 11/21/2016 - 7:03pm
Topics: harmonica, Howard Levy
To celebrate a successful transition to the new design, we've added a bunch of new content! You can find these in the Learning Channel, or click on the images below to jump right in:
"I Falafel" - A Howard Levy original song lesson.
Duet Playing: Harp & Guitar - A two part lesson series on duet playing featuring Chris Siebold on guitar with Howard in the ArtsitWorks studio. We filmed this ahead of a show they performed later that night.
Up next, there's a new section added to +Music - we filmed the entire show Howard and Chris performed at Silo's in Napa. The first two songs are posted there now and we'll add 2 more each week through the end of the year. There's over an hour of live performance footage coming your way, here's the first two:
Howard Levy and Chris Siebold - "Lady Be Good"
Howard Levy and Chris Siebold - "The Evanston Tango"
Great Songs to Play on Harmonica
Mon, 10/03/2016 - 1:48pm
Topics: harmonica, Howard Levy
The harmonica is such a diverse instrument. It can go from being soft to vibrant, and can be both a lead melody or a background instrument. Since it's a pocket-sized portable instrument that can be played anywhere, it has a very personalized sound and feel. Traditional campfire songs go well with the instrument, like "Amazing Grace" which dates all the way back to 1779.
The harmonica is such a diverse instrument. It can go from being soft to vibrant, and can be both a lead melody or a background instrument. Since it's a pocket-sized portable instrument that can be played anywhere, it has a very personalized sound and feel. Traditional campfire songs go well with the instrument, like "Amazing Grace" which dates all the way back to 1779.
Talking Blues Live
Mon, 06/13/2016 - 1:32pm
On Saturday, June 18, ArtistWorks will be hosting a special live stream on our YouTube channel with our blues guitar teacher Keith Wyatt. Also joining us on the panel will be guitarist Scott Henderson, and ArtistWorks harmonica teacher Howard Levy.
The live event will begin on Saturday, June 18 at 12:00 pm PST, you can watch it as it's happening at the YouTube page right here (or on the embedded player here).
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