Simple Arpeggio Improv for Beginning Jamming
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Mind = blown. As a student of CZcams university I want to thank you for teaching me something
So glad you connected! Thanks for the kind comments and you are so welcome! 😀🎶
Love those Bengals!
Thank you so much for all the mandolin content! I love it!
so welcome Leanna! :D thanks for the kind comments!
Yes, I did learn something from this video that I wish I had known 50 years ago. Thanks so much.
Good stuff
Great building blocks! Thanks a bunch for the share! Hope yeh got yer siesta!
Siested!
And very welcome! Thanks for the kind comments 😀🎶
the extreme close up
I can see why you love that cat so much.
Yes, this wonderfully helpful! Thanks Chris!!
very glad you connected! you are so welcome! thanks for the comment :)
With all that traffic noise in the back ground I would swear you live close to 485 during rush hour🤪. Looking forward to future lessons as I am transitioning from guitar to mandolin.
Thank you. I’m learning to improvise. This lesson makes sense
Yay! So glad to hear! Thanks for your comments! 😀🎶🎯
Excellent!
brilliant
This is a great lessons just to review and learn another way to think. It is helpful to me! Thanks!
So welcome Dan! Glad you connected / thanks your the kind comments. 😀🎶
Nice!
Drive that mandolin highway!
Thanks for all of this good practical info. Near the end a couple of times you played a slide with kind of a tremolo. Can you give a lesson on how to do that? Thank you I've got a ton of things to work on.
Very welcome Jeff! I will mark that on a list of topics I’d like to cover, thanks for the suggestion. 😀🎶
That was fun.
I've been looking for awhile through various channels and can't find the next lesson in this. No one seems to have done a lesson on minor arpeggios, or 7ths. I get you have to start simple, but most songs have a minor or 2.
You may have learned you can flatten the major third a half step (one fret) to find your minor arpeggio - which would be the second note in the ascending lick taught here. I’d like to give some thought to a follow up video with this, thanks for the comments!
@@ChrisHenryVideos Yes, thanks. Your follow up lesson to this mentioned that, so I'm going through the common minors I need all the time, and closed positions so I can do it on the fly. I figure the 7ths will work the same way, will try that next.
Still seems like there's room for an in-between lesson that spells it out. Took me a fair bit of searching.
Thanks for doing this, great stuff.
How do you achieve the volume from your mandolin?
The mandolin itself has excellent projection and I also often aim to pick the strings in a way that inspires the top to vibrate a lot. There is a decent amount of mechanical force happening.
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