Krishna connects from Nagpur

The Members Connect feature on the Harmonica Blog has begun to give excellent results. Music lovers visiting the blog are now able to connect with one another. It was a pleasant surprise to get a message from Krishna from Nagpur who sent me a lovely photograph of a squirrel. Here it is:

An Appeal to Harmonica Lovers

The response to this blog has been overwhelming ever since it was launched three months ago. The blog has been attracting visitors from across the globe - North and South America, Europe, Africa, Asia and Australia. It has visitors even from the tiny island Hawaii.

While this is very encouraging, there is no way we can contact the visitors and develop with them a strong bonding. We would like to interact with all the visitors and share our experience, thrill and joy with them. This is possible only if the visitors not just leave their footprints but send in their comments as well.

We would love to showcase all the harmonica players on the blog by posting their profile, photos, videos and audios. We appeal to all harmonica players who visit the blog to send in their brief introduction, photos and recordings of their numbers in audio and video formats.

Think Global Act Local

The Harmonica Blog is fast becoming the favourite destination of Harmonica lovers all across the globe, if the red dots on today's visitor's map is any indication. The Blog had 15 clusters of visitors from North America - each cluster representing 1-09 visitors, 4 from South America, 10 from across Europe, two from North Africa, 14 from India, one from the Gulf countries, one from Vietnam, one from Indonesia and two from Australia.

While such an overwhelming response was heartening, one missed the opportunity of thanking each individual and connecting with them through their Blog and or email. We appeal to all the visitors to the blog not to just leave behind your comments but make contribution in terms of putting down in writing their personal experience with this lovely musical instrument. Let us all share our experience, video. audio, photographs, anecdotes, profiles.

Our blog is open to all harmonica lovers in the world. Let's have discussion forums, exchange of ideas, and even exchange of visits to each others' places. Music knows no boundaries.