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Please do more mandola jazz videos!

Thank you Isaac, thats what im talkin about!! Your friend The Duke Beeler, tulsa time!!

Very nice. Thank you Isaac. With all those chord shifts, the action must be really low and strings light guaged, is that accurate to say?

Wonderful sound, Isaac. Do you have any instructional materials/tips for mandola players?

YESSS THAT BLUEGRASS STRUMM now I don't hafta sound like just a fiddler who randomly picked up the mandolin and never plays

Two of the baddest, most efficient right hands in the game

Memories of Billy Bauer's (my dad) skill, musicianship, pure loveliness. 2:41

It has the punch of a Gibson L5 but with an underdone of a baritone guitar

Wow, very cool… a single string mandola…sounds great, and lovely playing.

Nice double time lines ! Reminds of Gonzalo Bergera style double time ! Very legato like

Sir, you have a truly beautiful instrument. I had to Google the artist who made it. I am looking for the octave mandolin.

bravo sir

Beautiful

Love it, The Duke Beeler in T-Town

Fantastic! I could listen to you play all day!

This is first video I watched of playing jazz on mandolin and damn... This is so good

Sehr gut❤

what make of mandola is that? JOnathan Man?

Hi. Fellow musician here but Ive never really tried my hand at mandolin. Do you tend to use the standard tuning usually? I'm trying to wrap my head around your playing! I used to play violin, so would it be a little easier for me to get my foot in the door? My best... Ruby

Sooo beautiful , one of my all time favorite Jango pieces. That mando has a ring to each and every note, a fantastic sounding instrument and of course it is because of the talent of its player. A pity the audience did not appreciate it fully enough to remain silent.

Holy Moses. Your playing is absolutely inspiring. So much story telling and beautiful little punchlines in your phrasing. You had me giggling and giddy and now I need to listen again. Subscribed and absolutely a fan.

I’m a jazz guitar player who’s been playing since 1988 and around 2005 I got my first mandolin. At that point, I learned a little bit on it but didn’t pursue it much. In recent months, for some reason it’s all I want to play. I’m charting out all my scales and chord/arpeggio pairs that I like to use, and working out chromatic intervalic patterns that I like to use on it. Seeing you improvise at this level is really inspiring. I can definitely hear a lot of what you’re doing and really like it. I can’t wait to get there!

This is simply lovely ! What a touch ! What a tone !

Very nice ❤

Awesome!

Perfect !

Eli's class man

Brilliant tips, I’ll be referring to this video for a while. Thank you!!

Honestly, probably my fave mandolin player on YT so far, regardless of genre. It's the tastefulness of it in combination with the skill, ya know?

I much prefer shrub capo because they are so versatile. You can move the rubber and leave strings open. So if you have two capos, the world's new oyster your feedback would be interesting on this using shrub cap, hours or even two cap hours

Sir, I need your help. I often struggle to choose the right version of a chord on particular. A chord has three versions - root, 1st inversion, 2nd inversion. So, on a particular note which one to be played? Please let me know. And one more thing, is there any rule that if I need to play a chord on particular note , I have to incorporate that note in the same position in the chord? Suppose - I am in the key of D . I need to play an Emin chord over an E note. Which inversion should I select for this? Please help me to understand this .

Jimi loved that #9 chord.

Thank you for the concise explanation of the altered dominant sound. I’ve heard that term thrown around, but I haven’t heard it explained this plainly. I’ll have to practice that. I also like playing the whole-tone scale over an augmented chord (or sharp 11 chord). I learned about this from the Ray Brown Trio’s version of “Take The ‘A’ Train.” The first II chord is augmented, and Ray Brown plainly plays the whole-tone scale.

Хорошее объяснение! Good explanation! Thanx.

Hey Isaac, your teaching is very well presented. Many thanks from Victoria BC.

Hi Isaac. Thank you for the lesson! Could you share what spruce your top is made of on your Heiden? It is sublime.

Ok, this is really awesome. Swingin' and singin'. I may have heard a mandolin in this role before, but I don't think so. And it really works!

Are you from Oklahoma?

You have literally redefined that instrument keep it up

Beautiful

I need to stop watching this video and tell myself that I don’t need another instrument.

This is so swingin! Incredible playing!

Man very nice tune, this is so cool!

muy muy bueno.....😍😍😍😍

Way.... come to Finland and thetce me play guitar..!!!

Just wonderful, sunshine for the ears! Thanks.

Amazing!

El pibe Isaac tirando la posta en la mando gitana!🙌🎶

Great!

Really really good Isaac!