Inside Cabin Camp: Mandolin Chord Strategy with Penny Lea
intermediate mandolin
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← Back to the videoStep 7 of 42 in Intermediate mandolin
- 4 Talking Mandolin Rhythm
- 5 Modern Mandolin Rhythm–Key of G
- 6 Mandolin Fretboard Geography- 1, 4, & 5 Chords
- 7 Inside Cabin Camp: Mandolin Chord Strategy with Penny Lea — you are here
- 8 Using and Learning Arpeggios- She'll Be Comin' Around the Mountain Up next
- 9 Blackberry Blossom- Intermediate
- 10 Introduction to Pentatonic Scales
Penny Lea welcomes you into the midst of Cabin Camp for one of her mandolin sessions! In this lesson she'll connect the various chord shapes for you and connect more dots, as well. Keep in mind that this session was recorded live at Cabin Camp and exists in context with questions the campers had been asking. There are tons of jewels in it!
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Gene Sowell ·
Just want to say the multiple camera angles make all the difference. I could actually see what the right hand was doing.
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Hollis Barnett ·
Take the capo off and play it in open G a few times, then put it back. Helped me hear it.
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Junior Pace ·
There's a slower jam track under the resources tab on this lesson, worth grabbing.
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picknGrin ·
The pinky thing goes away, I promise. Took me about three months.
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Katie Clark Support ·
Memorization comes from playing it at a tempo you can think at. If you need the tab, you're playing it faster than you know it.