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07.05.08

We thank guest writer Mark Wilson of Onboard Research for this week's "Tips and Tricks" entry, excellent further fretboard theory vivisection entitled "A Tetrachordal Approach
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07.03.08

Gypsy's Music has introduced a new ergonomic cutaway model mandolin worthy of attention. Known for their entire line of efficient design mandolins, mandolas, and octaves,
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07.01.08

More Summer NAMM highlights at the Yamaha booth: the AUDIOGRAM3 which delivers a compact audio interface, complete with both a mono and stereo input channel.
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December 09, 2006 | YouTube Update

Some of our favorite videos recently uncovered at YouTube.com:

Choro For Shadow, John Reischman and John Miller.
John is the king of mandolin tone & right hand/left hand coordination. His duets with John Miller are a personal favorite incarnation of ours of his playing. Nothing like a good guitar/mando duet! (Forgive the annoying Cuica player in the background...)

Tiny Moore (plus!) in the Texas Playboys Tribute to Bob Wills
These guys had such mojo and the hats to match. Western Swing is such a contagious genre.

Hamilton de Holanda and Nilze Carvalho
NEVER get to much Hamilton. Here he teams up with mandolinist Nilze Carvalho (slinging an Ovation mando!) in a lovely, but of course pyrotechnic rendition of Chorando e Sambando.

Plenty more Hamilton, in case you have been caught up. This is what a search will yield:
Hamilton de Holanda

Posted by Ted at December 9, 2006 11:30 AM


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