Beginner- Getting Started with Arpeggios on Mandolin

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Great stuff

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Great video Wayne. Thank you for sharing your knowledge of the mandolins with us. Only been playing a couple of hears here. Thanks again!!!

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You're welcome Randy. Hope you still enjoy the channel 😊

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Thank you for a great lesson that was very helpful thank you

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[@kevininman2013]

Thanks Wayne I never knew that was how the chop cords worked with arpeggios. Great information!

[@waynesworldofmandolin3616]

Yep. The chop chord muscle memory is a great place to start if you're new to the world of arpeggios.

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I appreciate it Scottie! Comments like that do certainly motivate me to continue. More beginner videos are coming soon.....

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Thx Mel! Hope you come here often.....

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Thank you for all of these great lessons. My Grandma was real good. I have her 100 year old Mandolin.

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Cool Teresa! What kind of mandolin is it?

[@reckonimokie123]

@@waynesworldofmandolin3616 I can send you photos. It’s from Chicago back in the depression days. She traded a rooster for it. She was real good picker. It has her finger grooves in the fret board. I would love for someone to look at it and tell me to fix it or leave as is. How can I send you the photos of it.

[@reckonimokie123]

@@waynesworldofmandolin3616 it’s about 100 years old. It was made in Chicago. The serial # is still in it. It still plays, but needs some attention. It is an “A” style with round hole. Grandma’s finger groves are still in the fret board. I can send you pix if you tell me where. Thx, ~T

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You can send the pictures to [e-mail]

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These videos are great. I'm grateful I found them, thanks to your feature episode of "mandolins and beer." Thanks!!

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To be honest, I¨m a beginner and I understood absolutely NOTHING of that.

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Check out my chord scale video and then revisit this content. Hope that helps and good luck!