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Who makes that tenor?

Awesome talent and knowledge

Is your tenor tuned like a mandolin down an octave?

I love it I wanna join the band Eddie Spaghetti from the Rock and Roll Capital of the World Cleveland Ohio 🎸🪕💪👀💪

Great job teaching this chord melody development. Baron Collins-Hill has taught me so much about the mandolin and related theory. Thank you! 🙏👏🎸

Matt Weiner on bass! Excellent

Five string tenor guitar? Where did you find one? I have never heard of that before, and a Google search hasn't produced many results. Also, everyone got to see the guitar but us! LOL

Just cause rhythm player plays open campfire chords, doesn’t mean he can’t mute strum quieter. It’s probably better for Andy Griffith rhythm. E, E7, A7, Amin, E, C#7, F#7, B7, mostly open, sounds better than Andy Griffith. It’s probably more important for jazz to play in E flat?

Thanks for posting this Tyler. My focus is on tenor banjo but I definitely got some things from this video. I have to say, I was disappointed that you weren't teaching at Red Hot Strings this year. I was told they didn't have enough tenor banjo players for your classes. That is unfortunate. Maybe you can begin recruiting some players for next year so that you could return. If you do, you can count me in.

John Lawlor is a genius, simply the greatest unknown and least recognized jazz guitarist of all time.

Great video, Tyler is such an underrated musician

Congratulations on the new job.

Looks like fun.

So, can somebody explain to me why it makes sense to have a tenor guitar tuned this way rather than muting the low E and A and just playing the top 4 strings of a standard tuning 6 string when you want these sounds, and still having those strings available for when you want them? I get that for an accomplished guitar player who wants something that sounds like a banjo, and who has a tenor banjo fall into their lap, this tuning would let most of their scales and skills map over seamlessly, but for me as a pretty mediocre guitarist who also has a couple of mandolins and an Irish bouzouki and a banjo which I also play pretty marginally at best, a big part of the allure for me of an instrument tuned in 4ths or sawmill tuning is how different things just naturally fall out when you’re noodling around, and some kinds of riffs and patterns just fall more easily under your hand with some of those tunings. Also, my attention drifted a bit in the middle, but am I correct in understanding that the presenter is basically just introducing the group to pentatonic scales?

Why does this say 7 months ago, 2012, it's 2024

Omg this is pathetic

A rare and beautiful player.

I’m new to Tenor guitar and the videos you guy’s have been posting on your channel have been so helpful to me! Thank you so much.

Which pick thickness does Tyler recommend for tenor guitar? Is this different for a flattop as opposed to the archtop he uses for this workshop?

Funny how the internet works. I ended up here because I recently "converted" a 5 string banjo to a four string "Chicago" tuned banjo. I didn't know that there was such a thing as a tenor guitar, but I definitely want to get one. Doing what I did with my banjo has opened up a whole new avenue in music making for me, and I'd like to see what happens with a four string guitar. Any suggestions on where to find one?

I have a tenor guitar and a tenor banjo, both tuned DGBE Chicago style, so was glad to find this video. ❤

I’m a guitar player guy … 6 strings and all . I just got Soooo much good influence by this lesson . It’s all between the ears in in the soul … regardless of instrument choice . I’ll probably play 10 hours today (yes ,I’m single 😂). Love this information and mindset .

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The Colombian Tiple has the same tuning.

Thanks for this lesson of the Maestro. ♥

very good!!!

Nice!.................................

❤💫

Some great tips. And I hope there are some younger players too. Those audience guys all look like me.

Well, you really don’t need those other two strings after all, do you? Great performances.

Yeah! I have a tenor for blues and folk, but the Liszt and Reeser guy is great. And yes, the bass player nailed it.

what brand is that resonator tenor ?

... What's the brand of the blond flat top tenor guitar opposite of Tyler please ?

If you save up someday you’ll be afford those extra two strings lol

I just getting into this tenor guitar thing, so Im all ears!! Thank you!!

thank you for posting this.

Thanks for posting this concert!

The guy with the 5-string guitar has balls of steel to dare to come and play at a Tenor guitar gathering

Beautiful song. So talented

John’s encouragement and virtuosity really helped me on my tenor guitar journey.

That last song sure left me with a big smile!

The One Man Band Is Awesome!!!!

What a show. Especially the final act!! Loved it.

please please include erik sollid next time!!

See you soon!

.... What is the brand of the las guitar played with an "M" on the head stock please ?

Tenor guitar with widest nut width

1:41 he has apparently put on a low 4th string for drone effect.

Nice to meet you guys..I just got my tenor guitar ... very excited..