Moving Your Double Stop Shapes Around - Double Stops For The Mandolin (Lesson Two)

Let's take those double stop shapes you learned in the first video of this series and take them around the tonal centers of C and D which happen to be your IV and V chords in the key of G!
Sheet music and tab for this lesson can be found here: / moving-your-stop-93624383
0:00 - Intro
1:03 - Finding our D double stops using our G shapes
2:59 - Finding our C double stops using our G shapes
3:52 - Exercises for practicing the C and D shapes together
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[@bender44444]

Thanks Jake!

[@edwardrudzinski338]

More!!!

[@evanrhodridavies9758]

Good stuff Jake 👍 I like your grouping of double stops into the two families, that's handy!

[@dannysmithmusic]

This has been really helpful Jake. It has really opened up my ability to transcribe solos. I am still pretty new but this is gold! Also, Uncle Bubba is one of the best songs EVER!!!

[@mikebastiat]

:40 So those were all G stops in part 1? I couldnt tell if they were all connected to the G chop chord or not. When i got lost, they seemed to be unconnected. Here to see if part two can help me understand one better.

[@mikebastiat]

I dont even know how to ask what i cant figure out. I think i have your basic families down...but...uhm...uhmm...can you pick any family you want, and you showed these different familes just for different options? (Probably doesnt make sense). Do you slide into these based on which ever string pairings you want to use, based on whatever fingers of the chop shape you want to use? (Probanly doesnt make sense). Do the G ones only work in the G chord, then you need to do C chord ones? Damn i hate music sometimes.