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- NEW! - The annual NHL Spring Festival takes place on Saturday 10 May, at King's Heath Cricket & Social Club in Birmingham. A full day of workshops followed by an evening concert and jam session. The cost remains at a bargain £10 for NHL members, £12.50 for non-members. For further details visit the Spring Festival page.
- NEW! - The third Chromatic Weekend takes place on 19-20 July, at Alderbrook School in Solihull, Birmingham. Two days of workshops and an evening concert. The number of places is strictly limited because of the small class sizes. The cost remains at a bargain £50 for NHL members, £55 for non-members. Places are going fast!. For further details click here.
- NHL membership renewal forms. NHL membership renewal forms are now on their way to you in the post. Please return your subscriptions with the letter ASAP to minimise the work which is being done by your voluntary committee. You can make it easier all round by completing a Standing Order form or paying for 5 years in one go. Please also take the opportunity to ensure the address details we have for you in our database are correct - it’s the address we send your copy of Harmonica World to after all!
- Latest Harmonica World Magazine is April & May.
- Harmonica 2007 A fantastic time was had by all at what was possibly our biggest & best festival yet. Check out next month's magazine for reports on the festival & take a look at the festival web page for a slideshow of photos from the festival, if you were there you might make an appearance... A report will follow soon. See you all in Bristol next year!
- NHL Concert videos on You Tube: view classic live footage of many performances by great artists at recent NHL Festivals. Full-length DVDs of the festival performances are available from Roger Trobridge. Email him for details, these DVDs are much better than many of the harp albums you keep buying...
- The 1969 Tommy Reilly Chromatic Harmonica Course has been re-edited and converted to a book and two CDs. To get more details click here. It is suitable for beginners and intermediate level players, and will be used at this years NHL Chromatic harmonica Weekend
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| About the NHL | | How to Join |
 "The NHL is Britain's national harmonica club, with members world wide, supporting and encouraging the playing of all types of music on the chromatic, diatonic, tremolo, octave and chord harmonicas. Paul Jones is our President.
It organises events, tuition, and contests for enthusiasts, beginners, teachers, and experienced harmonica players alike, and publishes a print magazine Harmonica World. Click to see the contents of recent issues.
To enquire about harmonica teachers near you, email nhl@harmonica.co.uk, stating location, experience and style of harmonica/music to be learned. |
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You can have fun and help us to promote the playing of the harmonica and save money attending our events. |
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Latest issue of the NHL magazine, Harmonica World
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 | Main Contents - Click here for more information on this and past issues.
The April/May issue:
- Little Walter inducted into the Rock 'n Roll Hall of Fame
- Details of the upcoming Spring Festival
- Pat Missin takes a look at Lee Oskar
- How to run a local harmonica group
- Brendan Power's visit to the NAMM music trade show in California
- Chang Yang Ming interviews Willi Burger
- Steve Shaw's Irish Harmonica tuition
- CD & DVD reviews
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