Mandolino

with Mauro Redini, who talks us through the history of the mandolino and about the famous tarantella style as well. Find his groups 'Onda Acustica' and 'Big Time Swing Cats' on youtube.
More interviews and news: / thestringdom
Special thanks to: Michelangelo Tozzi.
Viareggio, Italy, 2017.

[@listsforthecurious]

Great video! Mr Redini has such a beautifully clear and crisp intonation, and the selection of examples was very enjoyable.

[@HermelJaworski]

Thanks a lot for this video! I loved to hear the explanation in Italian, it's much richer than someone speaking English with more difficulty. The mandolino is a very cool instrument ;)

[@TheStringdom]

Hermel J. Haha yes it's a lot more melodious language isn't it! Thanks for watching, and feel free to share it with anyone you think might enjoy it!

[@trainsandplanesstudio2002]

Intresting video! There are classical music written for mandolin, too. Vivaldi, Scarlatti, Paganini, Mozart, Beethoven, Mahler, Shostakovich and a lot of composers wrote music for mandolin.

[@DieterLo1]

Great!!!

[@mandolinic]

Bravo!

[@TheStringdom]

Mandolinic thank you for watching! 1

[@ColonelFluffles]

fuck it. im buying a mandolin

[@Lalairu]

I want a mandolin too. And a buzuki 😂

[@Rylee_G]

It's truly bizarre how similar my riffs are to this, because I've never listened to Italian mandolin before. I just play ukulele in fifths, and a lot of this is familiar..

[@Czyszy]

1:56 O kurwa!

[@user-kd1eb6vc7y]

CYKA BLËT!!!

[@elisevaldoleal3733]

Also, he is create his own 10 string mandolin. Unbelievable sound!

[@elisevaldoleal3733]

Hi! This is a very nice video about a amazing instrument.
I recommend to you a search about a musician from Brazil, his name is ARMANDINHO MACEDO, many people overthere believe he is the best mandolin player in the world.
I think he still play the instrument.

[@mariomiceli1106]

Bravo! Chi è il liutaio che ha costruito lo strumento.

[@Arlojmikk]

I've had that same mandolin design

[@enantiodromia]

Thanks for sharing. As an idea, maybe you could turn on another lamp when shooting, so that your viewers can discern the facial expressions of the player while performing.

[@photo_valerio2301]

bello de

[@TheStringdom]

Vale07 si violava Grazie! Thanks for watching!

[@Lalairu]

I would love to see a video about the 'Alboka'. It's a Basque instrument you might find interesting. Congrats, your work is amazing :))

[@TheStringdom]

Thanks for the tip! And thank you for watching!

[@Lalairu]

@@TheStringdom 😁

[@xhonshehu9703]

Please make the albanian Çifteli or Qifteli

[@TheStringdom]

I'd love to! Albania is on my list next time I'm in Europe, I've never been! :)

[@xhonshehu9703]

@@TheStringdom Ohhh! Thats great! Thank you for responding. Here you have many instruments like the lahut, qifteli, sharki, prima

[@TheStringdom]

@@xhonshehu9703 sounds great :) If you have any recommendations for performers I can interview, let me know! You can email me at james (at) jameshodson.com :D

[@xhonshehu9703]

@@TheStringdom for sure

[@StopFear]

Funny how in Italian curved is “curva” (sounds like). In Eastern European countries it is a bad word worse than bitch.

[@TheStringdom]

Haha yep! I noticed that too :)

[@BirthQuakeRecords]

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