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@@herbertwells8757 you just called Paul Gilbert,Steve Vai ,Joe Satriani and Guthrie Govan ametaurs in one phrase 😅 Its definitely called sweep picking. P S The people who are considering their selves as serious and educated musicians are full of complexes.
This predates the Pettine Method, but his term "duo picking" has been adopted by classical players who lean towards traditional language. It essentially is sweep picking, but the intent is to provide polyphony or support for a melody- rather than a way of increasing speed. Hope that makes sense
Thanks for sharing! I play the first variations since years and I always find them lovely!
Thank you. I recently acquired this and just started working on it.
Love this! Also, I could not help but notice the zero-fret. I think I want my upgrade from my Savannah F to have this.
Best tone in the Mandolin World!
Very fine vidéo to see fingers... Bravo !
Wow! Caterina that was incredible and very enjoyable. Cheers!
Excellent. Thank. You. Madam. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻👍👌👌
Lovely tone. They almost sound like nylon strings.
This is actually how you should play the mandolin!! :)
Mamma mia!
Very very nice . Beautiful smoothness flexibility given you by God.
Do you provide tabs for this?
Tabs are provided for most lessons in the Mandolin schools on ArtistWorks.
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this one can be found on imslp, search "6 Mandolin Duos, Op.3 (Riggieri, Antonio)" you will find La Furstemberg Variation 9
on imslp there are 10 variations, she plays the no.9
Nice tone nice playing !
I have only to say that the down down picking tháts called sweep picking not jumping the strings :)
No, “sweep picking” is a pop neologism propagated by untrained, mostly illiterate amateurs. Serious musicians never utter the term.
@@herbertwells8757 you just called Paul Gilbert,Steve Vai ,Joe Satriani and Guthrie Govan ametaurs in one phrase 😅
Its definitely called sweep picking.
P S
The people who are considering their selves as serious and educated musicians are full of complexes.
This predates the Pettine Method, but his term "duo picking" has been adopted by classical players who lean towards traditional language. It essentially is sweep picking, but the intent is to provide polyphony or support for a melody- rather than a way of increasing speed. Hope that makes sense
Ma'am, it would be really helpful if you could kindly play it a bit slower. Please Ma'am.