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kathf - Posted - 08/16/2014: 16:44:15
Hi, I've been playing the banjo for about 7 years, and I won a mandolin at a bluegrass festival last weekend. I play a little fiddle, and my fiddle teacher also plays mandolin. Can't wait for my first lesson!
Susan H - Posted - 08/16/2014: 19:24:45
Hey Kathie, I started out playing banjo and then started playing mandolin. I fell in love with it, I tried the fiddle, but I came back to my mandolin. Welcome to the Hangout. What kind of mandolin did you win, and congrats on that by the way.
Jim Yates - Posted - 08/16/2014: 20:11:01
Welcome to the eight string nation Kathie. I think you'll find your banjo and fiddle experience will give you a good start on the mandolin.
SteveZ - Posted - 08/18/2014: 05:44:49
Welcome! Went from six-string guitar to mandolin, and that had led to adding tenor guitar, tenor banjo and ukulele. I hope I don't find a stand-up bass soon......
Donnie - Posted - 09/11/2014: 08:31:05
Steve, like looking in a mir'ra! I did the same thing and added a mandola to to the mix as well.
winterstom - Posted - 09/11/2014: 09:33:39
Hah!! There is something about the challenge of trying a new instrument. I've gone from guitar to mandolin, to banjo (both tenor and 5), tenor guitar, cello, standup bass, fiddle. I think I'll only stop trying to learn new instruments when they won't fit in my casket. (note: I didn't say I could play any of them well....).
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