Nominations for... Favorite Mandolin Duets of 2018

**mandotool** · Jan-05-2019, 4:47pm

You know you have one...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BoPmtFR52Qk

**RustyMadd** · Jan-09-2019, 2:47pm

Here's a fun one I found from last year. What I really like besides the humor and musicianship is the fact that I get to hear an F-style mandolin coupled with a violin while playing classical music. In my opinion I believe Gibson and Loar did a great job mimicking the tamber of the violin while still remaining distinct. Wonderful stuff. I hope the link works and you enjoy. Blessings

**RustyMadd** · Jan-09-2019, 3:08pm

And just in case I misunderstood and it has to be dual mandolins, here's a gem. Blessings

**RustyMadd** · Jan-09-2019, 3:15pm

Of course big Don Julin just released 9 mandolin duets. Each of which are excellent, but of course multi-tracked. As exquisite a musician as Don is, I prefer two distinct players. YMMV Blessings

Here's a link to a Telemann Minuet. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mA6R6dk0SYA

**chuck3** · Jan-09-2019, 9:58pm

Mike Marshall and Caterina Lichtenberg - their whole new album Third Journey. It's my most often-played driving album.

https://www.amazon.com/Third-Journey.../dp/B07FSPH2X9

**Marcus CA** · Jan-09-2019, 10:07pm

Originally Posted by chuck3

Mike Marshall and Caterina Lichtenberg - their whole new album Third Journey. It's my most often-played driving album.

https://www.amazon.com/Third-Journey.../dp/B07FSPH2X9

If I can expand this thread to favorite mandolin family duet of 2018, it would be the opening tune on that great album: