Ask the masters who can play harmonica.

I don't know the depth. It's hard to say if it's settled. After all, everyone's goals are different.

You can learn the blues harmonica directly. I don't know where you heard it. You have to switch from polyphonic harmonica to blues.

The polyphonic harmonica is said to be easy to learn, but I don't know, because I haven't touched that thing. I learned the blues harmonica at first, and it took me three months to become a novice from Xiaobai.

The blues harmonica has ten holes, which is much better than the polyphony with twenty-four holes. The reason why polyphony is easy to learn is that it doesn't need any skills. As long as you master the scale, you can find a score to play. How to settle it is up to you.

I play the blues, so I'll talk about them. I practiced the most basic single-tone performance first, and learned to play music after practicing every sound in every hole. At that time, I didn't know the music, so I played according to BD music. Later, I started practicing advanced skills when the music was well arranged. It is difficult to say that blues is difficult in advanced skills. There are many advanced skills. Slippery chords are the most basic ones, and the bending of sounds is also easy to learn. This bending of sounds requires understanding. Maybe your tongue is wrong that day, and you can press out a sound perfectly. So congratulations, practice hard, and you can move towards higher goals. But it is also very important that when the basic playing skills are learned, the knowledge of music theory should not be forgotten. Music theory is very important, just like bending is the soul of Bruce.

Having said that, generally speaking, Bruce is easy to get started, and it takes hard work to get advanced. In addition, the transition from polyphony to blues is not instilled in you by anyone. If you decide to learn blues well, then start learning it and don't take any detours.

There are some similar answers in my answer record, such as choosing piano and getting started. You can also refer to them.

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