Jethro Burns Arpeggio Exercise - Jazz Mandolin Lesson
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
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In this mandolin lesson I show you an arpeggio exercise I learned from the great jazz mandolin player Mr. Kenneth "Jethro" Burns. It´s a great exercise for learning arpeggios, scales, synchronizing right and left hands, learning the fretboard, position playing, position shifting and playing up the neck.
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Very useful! Thanks a lot!
Thanks Manuel! Glad you like it! :-)
Great study. Thank you for walking us through this.
i spent a long time trying to learn "fickle fingers" by jethro burns .i gave up lol.its a great tune
I've been a Jethro fan for many years, and I remember where I was when I heard the news that he had passed away. I'm just beginning to play mandolin, and I'll be working on the The Warmup Thing for sure! Thank you so much!
Thanks Square Kara! Jethro will always be our hero. Keep up the mandolin playing!
After watching many of your UA-cam video lessons and also subscribing to your channel I joined your new Mandolin Academy so I can move up to my next level of playing. Thanks for sharing your talent, skill and experience. PS: I made it a point to LEARN this warmup of Jethro Burns if it is the last thing I do...LOL
Thanks Greg! Glad to have you as part of the Academy!
The Jethro Burns arpeggio exercise seems to be unavailable. This is the second time I've tried to download it. It's not in "Spam" either. Can you check please..?
Very cool line! Thank you! Can you recommend a good „Homer & Jethro“ Recording?
Is there a tune, lick or technique that you´ve been copying from Jethro Burns. Please share your story with the rest of us?
Great lesson. I don't know Jethro Burns' music but know Sam Bush looked up to him. All of Me is a Jazz tune I'd like to learn on Mando.
+Jordan Riehm Thanks Jordan! You should definitely have a listen to Jethro. He got a very personal style and knows all the repertoire in this style.
I will make a tutorial for All of Me. I love to play it!
Magnus Zetterlund awesome. It had to be you is another one I want to nail down. Is there any chord info for the 10 jazz licks e book on your site? I know I could get a melody by ear, but always struggle with chords, esp. complex jazz chords.
+Jordan Riehm The E-book is focused around melody playing and improvisation. For chords I can recommend Mike Marshall books. I will also make an E-book about jazz chords quite soon. Best thing is learning songs, there’s the harmonic progressions you need.
incredibly well organized and thoughtful lessons! thanks for sharing your passion and knowledge! Bill Garbus, USA
Thanks Bill! Yes you´re right, this is my passion! :-) Greetings from Sweden!
Thanks, great exercise!
good exercise!
Magnus, thank you for the great videos. I am enjoying them as a bluegrass picker getting into jazz! The Jethro tune that I have been working hard on is I've Found A New Baby from the Playin' It Straight record. I am in the Mike Marshall online class and he broke it down and provided a 4 page tab of the entire tune. It is tough to remember all the way through but I'm working on it. Like you said, breaking it into smaller pieces is the best way.
+Drew Egerton Thank Drew! I also got in to jazz with the background as a folk mandolin player. Sounds great that Mike Marshall includes some Jethro tunes in his classes. Just give it time and you’ll learn it!
Thank you so much for the videos Magnus! I love the step by step tutorials and my mandolin playing has taken off since watching your videos. I am learning to improvise some Gypsy Jazz with my friend, and these scales and videos are so helpful. Thank you!
Thanks Dante! It makes me very glad to hear that you enjoy my material. Today I just published a video that might interest you. Best wishes! ua-cam.com/video/NXiu9FwhWtU/v-deo.html
I can’t find the tab for this lick
BTW, the Jethro recording is from my buddy Jim Nikora... until last year, lived a mile up the road from me. HI JIM! No, you can't have my Santa Cruz H13 ;)
Okey, that´s cool!
I could tell you´re attached to that Santa Cruz. Fantastic guitars!
Thanks for posting this video. It inspired me to try to learn Jethro's Tune, which seems to draw a lot from this arpeggio exercise.
Thanks Jedediah! Glad I could inspire.
Great videos! You make it easy to follow. I took a couple of lessons from Don Steirnberg, who learned from Jethro Burns.
Thanks Fay! I really admire the music of Don Stienberg, he is a fantastic player. I also met him at the Mandolin Symposium in 2005. Listening to him made me want learn jazz. Wish I could have lessons from him as you did. Some day maybe. Cheers!
Great video! I'm having trouble finding the sheet music for this exercise on your site.
Thanks! It’s in my e-book.
www.magnuszetterlund.com/products/10-jazz-licks-and-techniques
Love watching your videos buddy
Thanks D Von!
Very thankful to you to share this exercise.
Thank you. I was unable to get the tab and I keep messing up when you shift positions.
Thank you for this great lesson
Great exercise! Thanks!
Very helpful. Thank you :)
Glad to hear that James!
Thanks again, Magnus!
+Mike de Jong You’re welcome! :-)
great video
Thanks! I do have a Adam Steffey Solo tutorial coming up. Might be interesting for you!
Great exercise. What kind of mandolin are you playing it's sounds amazing.
Thanks! It´s a Phoenix Mandolin. What instrument do you play yourself?
I play guitar and am going to start learning mandolin and was wondering what brand to get. I love the Phoenix but it’s a bit out of my price range. Any suggestions?
@@MandolinSecrets I play guitar but was thinking about taking up mandolin. I love the sound and it seems like a lot of fun. I love the Phoenix but its a little out of my price range at the moment. I was thinking about an Eastman or Washburn. Would those be a good choice? Or is there something better I should look at?
@@mwpv11 I see! My experience is you get what you pay for. Look for a second hand instrument. Best of luck!
My mandolin teacher learned from Jethro Burns also....
+Mark James Cool! Learned from Jethro in person?
Magnus Zetterlund, yes he did
+Mark James Wow, that’s cool. How is your teacher?
Magnus Zetterlund he is a great teacher, like watching all
+Magnus Zetterlund Sorry, I mean who is your teacher? :-)