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Great video 👍

Brilliant Tyrel thanks

The only thing I didn't know was the minor pentatonic scale at the end, but it was still a cool new thing to learn. good job condensing the info for beginners man! You pretty much covered all the bases for chord shapes; all the licks, scales, and jig/reel/bluegrass standard/double stop stuff can be learned by people who play things by ear or play off of tabs. keep up the great work!

Can you show me the similar Mario kart arcade cabinet called sugar, rush, speedway

thank you Tyrel

Thank you ❤😮❤ lesson request, if you hold the tab sheet by corners so fingers do not block camera we can pause the video and write it down. Can you do the theme song for Beverly hillbillies and Gilligans island?

Can you do the sugar, rush, speedway arcade, similar to Mario Kart?

real life is our land!

That's a crappy sounding guitar, LOL.

Can you do the sugar, rush, speedway, or key cabinet similar to Mario Kart?

We thank you sir🙏🏾💪🏾

Tyrel, you are such a king.

I knew all of this with teaching myself in one week I’m trying to get post this point though

Thanks dude🤘🏼

Thank you for this! Been looking for a lesson for awhile

You’re the man! Thank you!

Well Done Man***3

HELLZBELLZ***3

THX BRO***3

do you know what note you would get if you dropped a piano down a mine shaft? A FLAT MINOR! Get it? I crack myself up sometimes!

I got the same Gretsch mando … nice woody sound ..not too shrill .. My absolute favourite of my half dozen.

ruclips.net/video/hXOgxgMO1gA/видео.html Mandolin Blues. Just learned some cords

RUclips’s original slogan was “Broadcast Yourself”. This is exactly the kind of content I want on here. Good luck on the new grading big Unc!

Thank you for the lessons dude! That will help a little more to get the mandoline ready for some tune on the second album! Cheers 🤜🤛

So cool and convenient! Thanks!

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Nice city connect hat

Great video thanks

Simple. short. very informative. Thanks a lot!

Very useful video. Thank you. 👍

Amazing video! Just what I needed as a beginning mandolin player

Wow..Thanks T.C., for this...I think it'll help me out a bunch...I can't play my A-style right now, but I'll be back soon!! Cool, Buddy.....George

The best ways to learn all this all by training your ear are the apps ‘Mandolin Scales by Ear’ and ‘Mandolin Chords by Ear’

Thank you from a fellow Texan (Fort Worth)...as a guitarist coming to the mandolin (couple months of playing)...this is very helpful brother!

Awesome!!! Thank you 💕

So cool! Very helpful! Thank you so!

Tyrel. Thank you for the mando lesson. I'm replay a number of times so the chord progression sinks in.

Not a year's worth of learning, but maybe a year's worth of searching! I understand bar cords much better now!

A year? Really?

Thanks made it easy

i'm having trouble properly baring. idk why it just does not sound right. I have never played an instrament and have been playing mandolin for a few weeks

Thanks this is great!

My take: this was a perfect explanation to me. I slowed the speed down on the video and I could find my finger placement at a pace I could follow. I love it and I thank you. Please keep up the help, this old gal appreciates you🌺

Thank u very much for this video! I recently picked up a wicked nice 1914 Gibson A1 but I’m a guitar player since a teen. Now at 51 I’m looking to pick up mandolin as everyone I know plays guitar. This was gr8 info man!!!

Aww legend, 10 mins, i love a vid that u have to pause to catch up, rather than waiting for 5 mintue ramble before the next step. Boss!

As someone interested in Bluegrass music I would add the four finger chop chord to the mix. It is a tough stretch of the fingers compared to the chord shapes in this video but it is also a moveable shape. If you move the shape up one pair of strings and play the upper (A, D, G) strings you can move that shape up and down the neck. Move one finger back a fret for all the minors. Switch two fingers between the two middle strings for 7th chords.

This is great, thank you! I've been learning mandolin for a few years now as my first string instrument. This reminds me that I've got to get my pinky finger into the game -- it's been hanging out essentially doing nothing, the freeloader 😆

Waiting for my mandolin to arrive, perhaps I can learn to play it from this video

Thanks for the video, learned a few new tricks.

Really useful, thanks.