The Most Important Scale for Mandolin (And Why)!

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[@av3510]

G! The People's Key!

[@michaelnebel3785]

Good lesson. I also like your idea about the academy

[@lynnglidewell7367]

Yes. Very good. G scale is indeed the one to learn first with D and A close behind. Lots of songs written and performed in C also. Many Jam sessions have lots of people who use key of C to play in.

[@TheKeitharoon]

Do u do any octave mandolin stuff would be cool to see

[@lowellirish]

Thank You!! I'm a 6 yr. guitar player/performer- I also play fiddle, Irish flute/whistle, bodhran and Appalachian Dulcimer/strumstick etc. entering mando this year. I WAS heading over into Eastman Octave mandolin territory, but $$ right now, soooo...I think a "the whore" (loar)😂 mando is in the works for me this summer...then get my chops *pun intended...before shelling out $1k for the Eastman. Thoughts? 🤔

[@v2807]

Get an Eastman 305 instead. I know you were asking Barron, but still. Eastman is a very good starter mando.