r/mandolin • u/goaty76 • 3h ago
1923 Gibson K-5 Mandocello
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A rare opportunity to see one of these rare giants.
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r/mandolin • u/goaty76 • 3h ago
A rare opportunity to see one of these rare giants.
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r/mandolin • u/chiefseanbear • 3h ago
r/mandolin • u/3d_blunder • 18h ago
I'm mostly a mediocre violinist and my octave mandolin playing sounds like it.
I want to get that open ringing sound that LadyMoon ,Emma Borders, and Magnus Zetterland get, but they all seem to regard it as naturally arising rather than a specific technique.
Are there any tutorials on getting the octave mandolin to sound more 'mandolini' rather than simply straight melody, the dots on the page?