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Get yours soon so you don't miss this great show! Patron and Platinum reserved seating are also available. Find your inner showmanship and put on a memorable performance!ĭo you have your Chicago Blues Harp Bash tickets yet? They're available at the Bash website.

Joe is looking for a winning performance that shows you've pushed yourself and grown.

Remember, you are competing with yourself.

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You should make use of the B1 band - know how to communicate to them what you want.Joe is 'highly considering' an honorable mention prize!.Some singing is ok, but the idea is to do a talking blues so everyone can participate.Contest is open to all Level III and Level IV students as well as private lesson students.Here are things to keep in mind for the talking blues contest slated for October 5:

When you're done practicing, catch some live harmonica shows in and around Chicago this week including Morry Sochat & The Special 20s, Shoji Naito with Eddy Clearwater, and two shows featuring our own Joe Filisko with Eric Noden! Check the YMM calendar at for event details. Remember: harmonica classes resume August 31, so sign up today! Contest rules are included in this newsletter. It's a good time to be working on your talking blues tunes for Joe's upcoming contest scheduled for October 5. The Old Town School of Folk Music is closed again this week for summer break. The tracks also include four play-along backing tracks (in E, D, F, and G) and the fabulous Good Friend cut from the latest Joe Filisko and Eric Noden cd, 'I.C. The click track and harp parts are panned so that the click track can be turned down and you can hear the harp more clearly. Each track contains the riff played with a click/drum background, and in three tempos: fast, slow, and medium. Occasionally, syllables such as 'ah wah cha-chi-cka wah cha' are suggested above the staff and are given as an aid in figuring out how to match the articulations. The rest of the book is the sheet music of the sixty-seven riffs, written out in standard music notation with a simple and basic harp tab. That and the author bios at the end are about all the text there is. The blocking receive() function now also accepts the third timeout parameter.The book contains a two page intro that recommends you get in touch with Joe Filisko 'if you want to get deeply immersed in the styles of the early harp players.' This is followed by a two page biography of Sonny Terry and a one page bio of Joe and one page of reviews of the book from Pat Missin, Paul Lamb and Tom Ball. These will block the in-app scripting thread until the buffer is transferred completely or an error occurs. We also introduced high-level functions transmitAll() and receiveAll(). G_session.m_parity = io.SerialParity.None G_session.m_stopBits = io.SerialStopBits._1

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For example, inside a Serial session, you can: // configure the port. Starting with this release, it becomes possible via a session dispatch object called g_session.

However, often times it is necessary to perform session-specific actions, such as setting baud rate to 115220 bps on a serial port. It works in any session, and as such, it was originally designed to only expose the generic functionality: write to log, establish a connection, send a block of data, etc. In-App Scripting is a great tool for automating your testing routine.

Dispatch Interface for session-specific actions and other In-App Scripting improvements.