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    Re: I play an orc?

    www.youtube.com/watch?v=54VJWHL2K3I
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    Re: tremolo with tuplets

    I came to mandolin by way of percussion, and have given quite a bit of thought to tuplets, artificial rhythmic groupings, etc.

    Dobrek, you're on the right track for playing accurate time. The...
  3. Re: Free Matt Flinner CDs - 100th Music du Jour performance

    Awesome music. Please enter me into the contest.
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    Re: Flying V electric Mandolin

    On a similar note today I stumbled across this in a shop near my office, for $80, including the gig bag! An Epiphone Wee Vee. 19" scale. On a lark, I strung it with a .65 bass string tuned to a...
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    +1 to Prof. McGann

    Agree 100%.

    Additionally, I taught public school band and chorus for 5 years, and trust me, at least at my school, the kids that were involved in music programs put in a lot of time. My son, who...
  6. Re: Would you like to memorize the "Parking Lot Picker's Songbook

    Just a thought, but for the music to sound, feel, and just be organic and authentic, I would think that the practice has to be at least somewhat organic and authentic too. All the structured methods...
  7. Re: Interesting what Mr. T says about the use of pickups and drum

    As a career percussionist who picked up mandolin after the fact, the only remark I would make is that it's kind of funny to see comments to the effect of "I'll play with a drummer as long as he...
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    Re: Mando-inspired Haiku

    Wish I was that clever- unfortunately, I just misspelled it. Love the haiku response, very nice!
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    Re: Mando-inspired Haiku

    Mandolin haiku
    are cool and sometimes random.
    Refridgerator.
  10. Re: Woodshedding: How Did You Spend Your 10,000 Hours?

    In my experience as a music major, practice was not a mandate. It was just a necessity- the workload was such that you just had to practice a helluva lot to stay on top of things.

    I don't think...
  11. Re: I need a book for a musician, not a beginner!

    The Mike Marshall books are good, as well- particularly the Chord & Improv books.
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    Re: bossa rhythm?

    Good stuff- thanks for the info!
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    Re: Scales, modes, and chord progressions???

    LOL guess I missed that one.
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    Re: Scales, modes, and chord progressions???

    Here's a tip I learned from Gary Burton in a jazz vibraphone masterclass that helped me a bit to organize modes in my head better. Most times you see the modes organized according to corresponding...
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    Re: bossa rhythm?

    I think my real issue is the bass line- roots and fifths in the correct register seem hard to come by on an 8-string mando. My 5-stringer gets me down to the low C, but even then, I find it...
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    Re: method book recommendation?

    I have the FFCP book, and honestly, while the concept is brilliant in my opinion, I think the presentation isn't the most user-friendly. I'd like to see a few more tunes and melodies using the...
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    Re: method book recommendation?

    wow- alot of good stuff here!
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    bossa rhythm?

    Somewhat of a newb question here.

    When playing a bossa nova, unaccompanied, what do you guys do for rhythm? Do you play like a guitarist- fingerpicking and thumbing the bass? Or just pick the...
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    Re: method book recommendation?

    Thanks for the suggestions- all look like excellent resources.
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    method book recommendation?

    Hi everyone,

    I've been playing mandolin for about a year and have kind of hit a wall. I'd ideally like to take some lessons, but can't really afford that right now, so am looking for a...
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    Re: Lancelot Link, Secret Chimp tab

    Ugh, found a couple of errors in my tab. The revised version is attached for anyone interested. BTW this was meant to be an arrangement to accompany singing the tune, not a solo mandolin version. ...
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    Lancelot Link, Secret Chimp tab

    By popular demand (err...more like I'm unemployed and have way too much time on my hands :crying:), here's an arrangement of the theme to Lancelot Link, Secret Chimp. It's my first attempt at...
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    Re: New edition of Loar plans

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  24. Re: Thunderstruck by Mike Compton's Words on Monroe and Tremelo

    That's probably true of all types of art- not just music.

    I think it has alot to to with the growth of the artist, as well as their own personal maturity. It seems that some artists egos grow...
  25. Re: Thunderstruck by Mike Compton's Words on Monroe and Tremelo

    I'm a drummer in a prior life, and I forget who said this, but it was in an issue of Modern Drummer years ago and applies here, I think. One of the old guard jazz drummers (maybe Roy Haynes- I'm not...
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