No mandolin content. But relevant to us all...
Thought some here might be interested.
Couple of takeaways (and it's full of goodies):
Don't use the modes as fingerings - they all have...
No mandolin content. But relevant to us all...
Thought some here might be interested.
Couple of takeaways (and it's full of goodies):
Don't use the modes as fingerings - they all have...
He was a great friend. I've known him for 15 years and spent many happy hours picking, talking and enjoying the comradery and joy that comes with true friendship. Many days in the RV picking with...
RIP, Phil!
Drew's initial post included "I sure wish I could pick one more with him!'
Having lost my wife suddenly, in February, I can say, with great certainty, there's a slim line, we tread...
I am always so sorry to hear this kind of news, and over 20 some years of running Forums I've seen my share. He changed his user name recently to Phil Goodson, and his last activity here was only a...
Cafe members,
I regret to inform you all that Dr. Phil Goodson, known around here as Philphool, has passed away after a strong battle with cancer.
In additional to being a well respected OBGYN...
Hope this helps corelate with info from Pickloser's Guide
Hello,
Thanks to this topic I've just discovered Pickloser's method.
I wouldn't say better than JeffD.
This is THE method I was looking for for long.
It makes things logical for me and very easy...
Philphool's recommendation is right on. Pickloser's guide is pretty amazing. It is a really well organized instruction on getting double stops immediately into your playing. The names she uses for...
Some fun arpeggio exercises illustrated by Sierra Hull by way of Reverb:
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Here is a way I suggest for folks to learn the names of the notes on an instrument:
First, you need to learn all 12 note names in music.
A A#/Bb B C C#/Db D D#/Eb E F F#/Gb...
I have Pete Martin's stuff. I also have Picklosers. What you like depends on how you learn. I found Pickloser's more spoke to me, but that's no knock on Pete Martin, who produces great stuff.
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I love, love, love Pickloser’s guide to double stops! It’s been my bedtime reading every night, for a while now. I, too, am in the process of trying to internalize the fretboard, mentally and...
Here's that most wonderful guide to double stops, Pickloser's
-I find it good think in a key, then to look at a position on the fretboard and see at the same time it's friends, cousins etc., the...
Pickloser's guide was a big help for me: https://www.mandolincafe.com/forum/entries/528-Revised-Guide-to-Doublestops
Pickloser’s guide to doublestops and repeating patterns really excellent! Clear and interesting reading, not dry at all and explained in a way that it is easy to remember. Thank you Laura.
Laura Cauble Good to see you back …. Play on!
I am posting a series of videos aimed at players who dont improvise but want to learn. So far there are 8 videos with more on the way. The first is here:
https://youtu.be/1_e9m-KqsBE
My...
Thanks for all the kind words about Phoenix mandolins and the support for Jenny. She made the difficult phone call to me a while back and, while it is sad, it is a good move for her. She is an...
Special thanks to member pickloser, whose 'Guide To Double Stops And Repeating Patterns'
I can second that thought. Putting memorable words to chord fingerings made beginning so easy. It...
Yea, that will set the tone. They will know for sure that "you the man" http://www.mandolincafe.net/iB_html/non-cgi/emoticons/biggrin.gif
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In spite of your smiley, I don't get it....