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    Re: Correct strings for a Seagull S8

    Thanks Dagger.
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    Correct strings for a Seagull S8

    I have purchased a used Seagull S8. It is currently strung with light gauge strings. Can this mandolin be strung with medium gauge?
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    Re: Robin Williamson mandolin

    In November 1970,I saw,for the first time,a mandolin being played.The players were Rose Simpson and Robin Williamson.The ISB were performing at the Armadillo World Headquarters in AustinTexas.My love...
  4. Thread: Kentucky 965?

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    Re: Kentucky 965?

    This senior just noticed that he switched the 6 and the 5.😂
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    Re: Kentucky 965?

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    Re: Kentucky 965?

    How do I post a photo in this string?
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    Re: Kentucky 965?

    Although a KM956 model is not on Saga’s website, I ordered one through a local Kentucky dealer in 2017. Although I don’t have access to another KM*56 model to compare, I assume it is the same finish,...
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    Re: New Eastman won't stay in tune - bad pegs?

    After playing mandolin for over fifty years. I check the tuning every time I pick it up. The great Jethro Burns said "I spend half of the time tuning my mandolin and the other half playing it out of...
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    Re: Triplets Pick Direction

    Sherry, I would play the triplets in this exercise, DUD.
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    Re: Transposing Notes

    Since you understand the NNS as it applies to chords it won’t be too difficult to apply it to the notes. For me it’s easier to take it one phrase at a time.
    Assign the same numbers to the scale...
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    Re: Middle of the night practice?

    That’s not too odd. Paul Glasse told a workshop that he would practice difficult passages just before he went to bed and often, when he awoke, was able to play the same passages better than when he...
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    Re: Losing Your Place

    Thanks Sherry! I’m going to try this method. My memory needs all the help it can get.
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    Re: Is It Possible to Fake It?

    Congratulations Sherry! I bet it felt good!
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    Re: Losing Your Place

    Memorizing from notation is the easiest way for me. When I was younger, I memorized by ear. I can read tab but I’m unable to memorize from it.
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    Re: Mandolin in the Hospital???

    Hey Sherry! You’re going to come through this like a champ. If you feel like it, why not play your mandolin in the hospital. I once snuck a tiny puppy into a hospital just cheer up my Mother. You’ll...
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    Re: Best Way to Practice Moveable Chords???

    Sherry, I think most, if not all of the major, minor and sevenths are modifications of a two finger G (0-0-2-3) and a two finger D (2-0-0-2); granted there are a whole world of modifications using:...
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    Re: Absolute Silence

    I can find a lot of left hand practice that can be silent: Ffcp patterns while silently identifying notes of scales and arpeggios; playing double stops while identifying which chord tones are...
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    Re: Learning to Jam – A Primer?

    Sherry, I’m happy you found a group to make music with!
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    Re: Easiest Jam Tunes to Memorize

    Hey Sherry! Some of the relatively easy fiddle tunes we play in Nacogdoches are:Angeline the Baker, Soldier’s Joy, St Anne’s Reel, Liberty, Red Haired Boy, Over the Waterfall, Shove That Pigs Foot...
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    Re: Learning to Jam – A Primer?

    Congratulations Sherry! I’m glad you found some people to make music with! Say Hey to Laurie!
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    Re: Crosspicking vs "the Other Kind"

    Sherry, your Weber sounds great as does Gerald’s playing! How are you liking your mandolin? Is the neck comfortable? Does it have a radiused fretboard or is it flat?
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    Re: Learning to Jam – A Primer?

    Sherry, 1 and 2 are essential. 3 and 4 are preferred. Being able to play 3 finger movable chords, or even double stops from the chord tones, will enable you to play in a variety of keys. Varying the...
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    Re: Peter Ostroushko Passes

    I’m saddened to hear of Peter’s passing. His tremolo never fails to touch my emotions as if it is a human voice.
  24. Re: Best Oval Hole A Mandolins for Orchestra Playing?

    I'm sure Gerald is staying as busy as he can during these trying times. I'm thinking the Covid pandemic makes it a lot more complicated for orchestras to get together.
  25. Re: Best Oval Hole A Mandolins for Orchestra Playing?

    During the 1920s, Lyon & Healy also produced Style Bs and Cs. All were excellent instruments. Steve Hartz’s main instrument is a Style B from that period. His instrument has possibly the best treble...
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