Learn to play harmonica. Not just repeat exercises.
Private lessons, a structured method and interactive tools to build tone, technique, ear, rhythm and musical language.
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Built from more than twenty years of playing, performing and one-to-one teaching.
“Tremendous! I hope to be in the same show so I can listen to you live!” — Charlie Musselwhite
Practice more is not the answer if you do not know what to fix.
There are thousands of videos, tabs, licks and quick tips online. The difficult part is understanding what is actually missing in your playing, what should come first, and how to turn a technique into music.
- One-to-one lessons: work on the real problem in your playing.
- Structured progress: every step has a purpose and a way to verify it.
- Interactive tools: Bending Lab, Position Master and Ear Builder.
- Music first: technique and theory always return to phrasing, groove and real musical use.
Find your best starting path
Four answers, then one practical recommendation.
One method. Four working intensities.
The plan does not define your musical level. It defines how often we work together and how much feedback you receive.
FOCUS — €49 / 30 days
1 × 60-minute private lesson. First purchase: minimum 3 consecutive 30-day cycles.
CORE — €69 / 30 days
2 × 45-minute private lessons for deeper technical and musical work.
WEEKLY — €89 / 30 days
4 × 30-minute private lessons for consistent weekly correction.
INTENSIVE — €149 / 30 days
4 × 60-minute private lessons for advanced work and performance preparation.
Free harmonica tools
Bending Lab
Check whether your bends reach the intended pitch.
Position Master
Understand harmonica key, song key and playing position.
Ear Builder
Train the link between what you hear and what you can reproduce.
Learn from a working musician
Riccardo Grosso is a harmonica player, singer, teacher and author whose work is rooted in blues and roots music and shaped by international live experience.
“He doesn’t copy, but rather builds and expands on the masters who came before him!” — Rob Paparozzi, Original Blues Brothers Band