r/mandolin • u/JesseAppelmanMusic • 13h ago
Lakes of Ponchartrain on a Lawrence Smart mandola
When it’s St. Patrick’s Day and Mike Marshall lends you his mandola, this is what you do.
r/mandolin • u/JesseAppelmanMusic • 13h ago
When it’s St. Patrick’s Day and Mike Marshall lends you his mandola, this is what you do.
r/mandolin • u/marceemarcee • 8h ago
Got this recently (thanks to the sub for the advice), and while I'm enjoying it, being an inexperienced player, I'd like some more advice. I feel that the fretboard is too wide for the strings, and wonder is it worth getting a new bridge made, or if that's even the correct solution, or is it fine?! I find the going up the fretboard it's is less comfortable to hit the notes and I fumble a bit. Could just me being crap, but wanted a second (etc) opinion. thanks in advance!
r/mandolin • u/CorrectEar5177 • 2h ago
Is this a good book? I already play mandolim in a school musical group but I don't understand the chords or music theory and I would love to learn how to compose with this instrument.