St. Anne’s Reel, Part 2

from: Bluegrass Mandolin: Beginning to Advanced with Sharon Gilchrist

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Learn bluegrass mandolin with Sharon Gilchrist in this collection of essential lessons from her Peghead Nation courses, designed to take you from beginning technique and must-know bluegrass tunes, to intermediate fretboard theory and songs, to advanced soloing techniques, and much more.

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Intro to the Bluegrass Mandolin Fingerboard Method

Once you know the arpeggios based on the L shape, you can easily find double stops to harmonize the melodies of the songs you’re playing. Sharon shows you two handy double stops in the L shape for D, G, and A, and gives you a couple exercises using them.

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St. Anne’s Reel

St. Anne’s Reel, Part 1

St. Anne’s Reel, Part 2

St. Anne’s Reel, Part 3: Chords and Practice Tracks

St. Anne’s Reel, Part 2

You’ll learn the B part to “St. Anne’s Reel” in this video. Sharon walks you through it phrase by phrase, pointing out the small arpeggios that are part of the melody and some places where you should use finger planting. As in the A part, she repeats each phrase slowly a few times so you can play along, and finishes by playing the whole B part slowly a couple times.

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