Playing Solo Mandolin Slowly, Week Three

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This series of workouts will help mandolinists learn the fingerboard, strengthen and increase the dexterity of their fingers, and expand their knowledge of chord and scale theory, with advice on picking and fretting techniques.

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Playing Solo Mandolin Slowly

Playing Solo Mandolin Slowly, Week One

Playing Solo Mandolin Slowly, Week Two

Playing Solo Mandolin Slowly, Week Three

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Playing Solo Mandolin Slowly, Week Three

For week three, Ethan introduces the chords and moving lines you’ll need for a solo version of “Midnight on the Water,” a classic waltz from Texas fiddler Luke Thomasson that was popularized via performances and recordings by his son, Benny Thomasson.

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