Lloyd Loar Mandola

[tablaninja]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RfV1ArUVE7A&sns=em

Great, now I really want a mandola, too! Does anybody know what that first tune is? So familiar, can't quite place it.

[Don Grieser]

I believe that first tune is the Oopik Waltz. And that mandola sounds like $100,000. ;)

[William Smith]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RfV1ArUVE7A&sns=em

Great, now I really want a mandola, too! Does anybody know what that first tune is? So familiar, can't quite place it.

That's the Opik Waltz, not sure if its spelled correctly my spelling has always been a scandle!

[Dennis Ladd]

It's tablaturized here at he Cafe under the title "Ootpick Waltz."

[mandolino maximus]

Ookpik.

What's the deal with wearing a sweatshirt with a zipper while demonstrating priceless instruments? (Multiple videos and instruments.)

[Jim Garber]

Here's another Loar mandola at Mandolin Brothers, played by Scott T.

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[Dave LaBoone]

Sign me up - I want one, too!

[Jeff Budz]

This week I just received a Weber Gallitan mandola, it may not be a Lloyd Loar, but its way nicer playing and sounding than I was anticipating. I had an Eastman a few years ago that I didn't like nearly as much. Mandola is a nice change from mandolin; a little bit of a stretch but not out of reach, even 4 finger chop chords. It's also fun exercise to transpose your fingerlings to the key of the instrument.