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  1. A Couple of Tunes Arranged for Solo Mandolin

    I thought I'd share recordings of a couple of my arrangements of old tunes. Both of these tunes have sweet melodies which I think lend themselves to playing around with chord changes, etc. I'm no...
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    Re: Musings on picks

    With hesitation, here is some shameless self-promotion of my thoughts on mandolin picks.

    https://youtu.be/03xRAm6bAwU

    https://youtu.be/Pv83FfduHgM

    There are good pick comparison videos out...
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    Re: McClung arm rest and tonegard Gibson F5L

    I had a mandolin where there was a bit of an overlap between the Tone Gard padding and the McClung hardware (not quite as much of an overlap as shows in your photo). I would recommend first shifting...
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    Re: Any experience with Gatti mandolins?

    I recently acquired Gatti #26, and wanted to offer a review here.

    First of all, I have been in communication with Massimo on and off for about six months, and I have found him to be extremely...
  5. Re: Fingering for section of Vivaldi Concerto in D RV 93

    Thanks! I can't remember where I found the score I'm using, but the one on imslp is essentially the same (though you're right that the passage is repeated as part of a full section repeat): ...
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    Re: Opinion on Calton Case vs. Gator?

    Hi Jim. Great to hear from you! With this particular mandolin, I find that the sweet spot for picking is just at the end of the fret board, and it makes a notable difference in tone. In addition,...
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    Re: Considering a Blue Chip Pick?

    I think it's well worth investing in at least one Blue Chip to see if you like it. I find they bring out a bit more of the woody tones of the instrument, while also producing bell clarity to the...
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