So how many chords are there in a Tetra course?

@TypingHazard

2 жыл бұрын

Let's see... A string has 1 string A course has 2 strings Tetra means 4 A chord has like 3 notes idk 1x2x3x4 It's gotta be close to like 512

@JimmyDeLocke

2 жыл бұрын

@@TypingHazard 😅🤣😆

@wesadams1774

Жыл бұрын

Can you guys do a double stop video lesson? Pls

@copdoc

10 ай бұрын

lmao@@TypingHazard

This is the best thing in the internet for mando players! I’ve watched it four times!

@leimaniax

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely. This is such lovely stuff. Thank you Marcel and Hayes, for putting this together. Wonderful. (I’m using all the scales on fiddle too. Bonus points for you lads!!!!) Thank you.

@Schaub3

3 ай бұрын

YES! i’m on my third watch. Re- inspired!

Thank you both! As a beginner my understanding has increased enormously after watching this. I almost sound like I know what I’m doing now.

Absolutely loved this video, y’all! Would love to see more mandolin content in the future.

This lesson just changed my mandoline life! It is great that you took the time to re-explain some of the more complicated stuff that you guys did, super helpful. Thanks so much for everythying!

I'm gonna watch this a few times, there's lots of good stuff here. Especially the 3rd-5th double-stop checks; I need to do that for sure, I never go for those. This feels very "here's how guitarists can start thinking about mandolin" which I 'ppreciate

@conniefletcher6884

2 жыл бұрын

Me tooooo-gonna watch many times!

@stevesirois3418

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly how I feel watching this! So much practical stuff in here from the sliding up/down when going from the box pattern on a set of two (four) strings to the other two and the "power chord" double stops. Seeing the pentatonic pattern on screen helped me visualize it, so that was helpful as well. Also, the quick bluegrass recipe that Marcel summarized at 16:44 has helped me in guiding my improv. I've always felt like a guitarist trying to translate my music theory to mandolin. While it helped me in some ways, it just became a crutch that slowed me down. I feel like this video is breaking me free from that back and forth translating. Thank you, Marcel & Hayes!

This legit tied together and expanded upon most of the information ive learned in my first year playing. This should probably be like the 2nd video every new player watches, after learning open G C and D.

Best mandolin lesson ever!! Thanks for this

This is great.The format works very well.

Hey Marcel, Learning mandolin from guitar currently as well. Great video, lots of great stuff here that helped me a lot!

Guys. That was fantastic. Keep up the good work.

When I learned this years ago, it was referred as the FFCP (four finger closed position). Cool, how you adapted that concept to pentatonics. It also can be adapted to minor scales as well. Great lesson!

Playing guitar for 30+ years has helped me learn a few mandolin songs over the years, but I have never been really serious about it. Now that I have gotten really serious about mandolin this lesson was such a great help. Thanks a bunch

Beginner here. Best mandolin lesson I’ve found! Thank you both for sharing your knowledge and insight!

I meant to mention this a few weeks ago: Thank you for mentioning Strum Machine. What a great practice app!!

Watched this video and it opened a closed door on my playing thank you.

You’ve opened my world!!! Thank you! Bless you! Thank you! 🙂🎶🎶🎶✨✨✨

Thank you for the best mandolin lesson on youtube!

Incredibly helpful, thank you.

Top notch! like shining a light in the dark.

Thank you for this. I'm trying to learn cello tuning on my bass guitar, and this helped me out immeasurably.

Good video, i have a mandolin since a few months and the info in this vid was quite something to process. Thanks for all the input. Awesome posters in Hayes room, by the way!

This was a fantastic video thank you!

This lesson is... incredible!!!🤯

now that's Great, thanks gentlemen awesome ❤❤

So Good!!! Thank you guys

Danke!

The most informative and enjoyable video ever thank you!!

Great stuff!

I love my mandolin and now I can actually play it instead of just putting it in my pocket. Seriously great thanks to you. This was best information I have found.

I learned to much during this video! Thanks so much

Very helpful, thank you

Very interesting, I need to study this much more. It is so beneficial.

Super helpful lesson, gentlemen.

Very good improv. lesson!

This was very clear and helpful.

I enjoy watching you guys, The mandolin is a great small stringed intrument.

I am the banjo player in a bluegrass/ variety/ folk rock band that has me also covering fiddle on some songs- I think in 8th notes! They want mando on some songs so I am here, great content love this lesson!

Fantastic

how did i not see this 1 year ago? The Best!

love the mando content! super helpful, especially watching you learn along with us!

This is a great lesson you two should do more of these for mandolin. Thanks guys!

@dturnerjr64

Жыл бұрын

I was going to say the same thing. This really turned on the light bulb for me. Would love to see more, like this.

"can play some leads but don't really know what's happening under your fingers".....nailed me! This is really helpful, thanks!

Pretty sure the D major pentatonic graphic that pops up at about 29:49 is incorrect (A string positions shown as the G should be). Great content from great teachers! Thanks Marcel & Hayes!

This priceless!!!

Thank you so much I will give it atry

very good teachers!

That is the beauty of a mandolin. It is symmetrical, and very easy to wrap your head around. Now the guitar is a different story lol.

Wow Mind blown

Very useful guys. It’s a bit fast for me so I’m trying to take it in like a stream of consciousness and maybe it’ll stick .

Mandolin is the wild child of the bluegrass set.

This video should be in every normal school curriculum. The world would be a better place.

Congratulations, Gentlemen. Good information, well presented. The music notation is an octave too high, however; may be confusing to some.

you guys are funny. & helpful.

Let’s talk about those sick posters in the background! Can I haz?

If you are playing a C, D, or E, F sliding the C Chord up the neck, your middle finger is the root note. If you are playing a G, A, B, C, D by sliding the G chord up the neck, the root note is on your ring finger. And the major scale (and pentatonic scales) are the same pattern as the pattern he showed us on the C scale!

@robynchilson9849

Жыл бұрын

Hopefully you can cover that in a future episode!

Well, Shazam. And “pedantic,” that’s a high falutin’ word. Nice guidance on double stops.

violin players can relate btw i like ur strap

Marshall at 4:33 Whoa (dude) I've never done it before

How about using that same box, and looking at other available double stops?

Could Mission to Moscow, be played as a Bluegrass Instrumental???

Hey! What's in the Tiny Moore box?

I like the boxes analogy. not unlike FFCP

I don't have a mandolin, what can you advise me to do with all of those scales? All I have is this Kalimba? But I'm hoping ...

I do a workshop for Geezers that I call. How to play mandolin in any key without using your brain. I use this box for the workshop. I've done it for years and I see geezers that I have taught taking breaks all the time when they had never taken breaks before. Very satisfying.

@jasonenyart1773

6 ай бұрын

Ever thought about posting your workshop on here Clyde?

@Mandoholic

6 ай бұрын

I'm working on it. I've tried several times and I'm not happy with the results. After Santa Season I will get back on it.@@jasonenyart1773

Also slightly sad there was no [0 1 5 7] tetrachord played over the G7 but whatever

That 2nd finger slide stretch at 19:43 on fret 6 to 7-- are you kidding me?? I have pretty long fingers but that's almost impossible! No clue how you do that!

I am over 80 years old and just bought my mandolin I have big hands and fingers is there anyt hope for me to play?

@weeshellita1

Жыл бұрын

Good for you! Of course you'll play! Good luck with it and enjoy yourself

@PeterEvans_music

Жыл бұрын

I’ve heard of playing octave mandolin if you can’t get your fingers to fit the small frets. Though all the mandolin players I know have big fingers

For a newbie but a musician on other instruments it moves on a bit quick.

What do you mean when you call it a double stop and why?

@jerribarnes3450

10 ай бұрын

I believe a double stop is just two notes played together open and/or closed.

People always say pedantic like it's a bad thing.

Marcel, I love all that you do both for Mandolin and Guitar. But, I've noticed that most if not all your mandolin tab/music scores have the actual musical notes written an octave higher than the actual notes being tabbed out. Is there a reason for that? It's Very difficult to actually read the musical notes when scored out that way. Just wondering.

@LessonsWithMarcel

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, this is a mistake in my transcription software. Unfortunately, I've failed to notice it before a couple videos were posted!

18:46 Banks of the Ohio I always thought this was Larry Rice, not Ricky Skaggs.

16:00

Crap! Not you :-) Just took strings off my tear drop, oval hole, form, low cost mando and reworked the bone nut (again) to raise it up a mm, put new strings and file some slots, found my super glue is dried out. Now I can't play along with my sore index finger from trying it out last night. (this mando has been in It's Wilson tennis racket bag for years til I thought after a lot of luthier work on other stringed instruments I was up to nut work. Thanks for the tips.

Why do you call them double stops

@josephking6309

3 ай бұрын

Explain plese

@josephking6309

3 ай бұрын

Thanks

@LessonsWithMarcel

3 ай бұрын

It comes from the fiddle which has a radiused bridge. They're unable to play all four strings at the same time because of this. The most they can manage is two strings. If they are "fretting" a note on each string, they are "stopping" both strings. Thus double stop. The mandolin and fiddle share a tuning so the language transferred despite the mandolin not having the same limitation. Guitarists and banjo players will also use the term, they likely learned it from mandolinists and fiddlers. Hope that helps!

Are notes outside “Box One” called accidentals? Just kidding…….or maybe I’m not.

Why does the student have my dream mandolin and teacher has the mandolin i have. Im confused. Or this student is well off?? Can you say silver spoon feed..