How to Triple Chop : David Tangney

Lesson 2: TRIPLE CHOP
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Cellist, David Tangney shares a very useful technique for any fiddler looking to add rhythm to their playing!
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[@jeffreylane4101]

freakin chop master, a blackbelt in the chop

[@stringsattachedmiami]

Yessss! Nice to see the triple chop on the cello

[@albopp]

uh this is my dream. So glad I found this!

[@scottconroy2712]

Amazing; thank you!

[@adansilveyra]

Can you give me any tips for writing this effect? Thanks!

[@LoftSessionsMusic]

Hi! We would suggest notating the triple chop with "x-noteheads". With that said, when writing any sort of unique extended techniques it's really important to just speak with your player beforehand about what it is that you're going for. More often than not the player will appreciate the gesture. Hope that helps!

[@8Phoenix8]

Check out worldofchop.com they have a notation for all chop techniques there and a facebook group as well. Enjoy. :)

[@8Phoenix8]

Or I suggest this video for the notation. :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/aaTUm3mpnptkj5o

[@user-ft3ve7qf3h]

❤❤❤ Perfeito

[@sarahnevada9190]

What is the name of the song? It's been bothering me that I know if but have no idea what it's called

[@tommychandler2553]

This is a good while later lol, but the name of the song is old dangerfeild