Coleman's March

Coleman's March on a Sobell mandolin.

[@jamesmorgan9539]

Beautiful instrument. Not heard a 5 course mando before❤

[@mtcharts]

Nice. Thank you for sharing. Coleman's March is one of my favorite tunes to play on mandolin. Your A model has a full sound. Your B part alt is different. Once again, thank you and keep on playin.

[@DavidHansen408]

Thanks!!

[@ToshMarshall]

Awesome David, beautifully played on a beautiful instrument.....

[@ezekielsmukler2903]

I heard you before, but have never heard you play a 10-string mandolin before.

[@mazzwhitaker5086]

this is so lovely, id love to get the music, double stops chords? I'm trying to learn it to play with a friend on fiddle.

[@DavidHansen408]

Sorry but I don't have sheet music for this tune and I played played it on a 10 string mandolin so without the lower course it not going to sound the same. You can find sheet music here: thesession.org/tunes/3888

[@mazzwhitaker5086]

@@DavidHansen408 thanks when i tuned the G string to A I could pick up some nice double stops, the link was helpful, my sheet music was slightly different.

[@DanGentry]

Very nice. Is that DADAE tuning?

[@DavidHansen408]

Yes it's DADAE tuning. It works quite well on this tune,

[@chuanne2]

Love this tune! Tabs?

[@DavidHansen408]

Sorry I don't have TAB for this.

[@mijorchard6206]

Cittern?

[@DavidHansen408]

10 string mandolin.

[@mijorchard6206]

Interesting -- what's the distinction? I've only ever heard 5- or 6-course instruments like this referred to as citterns. Is it scale-length? (I did instantly recognise it as a Sobel, though! His luthiery is incredible.)

[@DavidHansen408]

Stefan Sobell calls it a 10 string mandolin and that's good enough for me.

[@mijorchard6206]

I hear you.