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fitzy - Posted - 12/03/2013: 12:38:39
Hi I'm just wondering is there a mandolin book that's. A must have fir any blue grass mandolin novice?
Susan H - Posted - 12/04/2013: 02:43:15
Mandolin for Dummies by Don Julin. Very informative, starts you at the beginning and progresses to intermediate works.
fitzy - Posted - 12/06/2013: 14:39:16
Ya Susan I heard about that book. It has a CD with it I think. must try and get it in the forma. That will play on the DVD player iover here. Thanks.
Jim Yates - Posted - 12/06/2013: 21:44:57
I recall Jack Tottle's book being pretty good. Oak Publictions.
mojohand40 - Posted - 12/07/2013: 14:07:40
this one's pretty good. A lot of material that will keep you busy for a long time.
eddiecollins.biz/eddie/bookmandolin.html
Eddie Collin's "Bluegrass Mandolin..ASAP"..
I actually got to jam with Eddie a month or so ago. Besides writing great instructional stuff, and being a heck of a good musician, he's a really nice guy. I really recommend looking into his stuff.
Other then that, I would say Bruce Baldassarri's DVD's from Homespun Tapes are worth getting for any beginner bluegrass mandolin player.
fitzy - Posted - 12/07/2013: 14:45:41
Great have sent EEddie an email about pricing to ship to Ireland. thanks for that.
TSSN - Posted - 12/07/2013: 19:56:14
quote:
Originally posted by mojohand40
this one's pretty good. A lot of material that will keep you busy for a long time.
eddiecollins.biz/eddie/bookmandolin.html
Eddie Collin's "Bluegrass Mandolin..ASAP"..
I actually got to jam with Eddie a month or so ago. Besides writing great instructional stuff, and being a heck of a good musician, he's a really nice guy. I really recommend looking into his stuff.
Other then that, I would say Bruce Baldassarri's DVD's from Homespun Tapes are worth getting for any beginner bluegrass mandolin player.
+1 on both suggestions
ErikForGod - Posted - 12/10/2013: 08:36:07
I actually had Jack Tottles book by Oak PUblications. I found it while at my moms house and plan on taking another look at it as I'm back learning the mandolin again. Another good book/Video is anything by Ronnie McCoury, especially if you want to learn Bill Monroe style mandolin.
Joe Mangio - Posted - 12/10/2013: 08:51:52
If your interested in Music Theory...Check out "Music Theory for Modern Mandolin" by Thomas P. Ohmsen
fitzy - Posted - 12/14/2013: 09:21:19
Thanks. I read music so it's really a book with handy licks and tunes I'm after. And scales to practice up the neck!
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