How to Hold a Mandolin Pick
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ม.ค. 2018
- In this lesson, world renowned mandolin player, Caterina Lichtenberg (bit.ly/catmandolin), demonstrates the correct way to hold a mandolin pick.
Get lessons and personalized feedback from Caterina at her mandolin school on ArtistWorks: bit.ly/catmandolin
Thank you! such a lovely intuitive way of teaching.
Thank you very much , dear Catherina .Your advice is a really great help for me .🤗🌻
Thank you Caterina. Great advice!
Thank you for the helpful tips!
I LOVE the video!!!! I want to practice with those picks, only I cant find them anywhere online
I like the fact that this mandolin has a zero fret. Great advise on holding the pick too!
Hi...
Namaste.
I am from India.
Your every video help me to improve my Mandolin playing. Keep it up pls.
Thanks & regards.
Vijay Soni.
Grazie Caterina. Il plettro bianco che utilizzi di quale marca è? Thanks a lot Caterina! what kind of pick is the white one? Which brand?
Excellent. Thank you!
Really excellent !! Thank you !!!
I like that you say 'tum' and 'pointy finger'.
What picks are recommended for an Octave Mandolin?
What is the thickness of black pick
In mm
Invaluable
Woaw great
Nice tips. You seem to be a sweet and mild person as well. Now I play guitar, but a lot of this is applicable to that as well. I've fought with my right hand for years, haha.
Can someone tell me what type of mandolin she's playing and where to buy it?
I would like to know too
I can't swear to the instrument she's playing in the video, but on her recordings she plays bowlback mandolins made by Alfred Woll and uses Thomastik strings with a Hannabach E string. Before ordering an instrument from Herr Woll, you might want to look for a used bowlback on Reverb or Mandolin Cafe. His start at over 4,000 euros.
She gives more details on her Mandolin in this video: th-cam.com/video/0lAQ1P48oqI/w-d-xo.html
Я остановил свой выбор на trekel, а струны thomastik.
What's the exact spelling this picks?viol?
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@@lanxcya thank you so much for your kind reply !... Regards from India!🙏❤️
Hahah I was watching this video for the first time and saw your question posted like few minutes ago
BLUEGRASS BREAKDOWN Recording Studio Mix.
Jim Moss, Frank Wakefield, Jeff Harris, Bob Kolb.
th-cam.com/video/TF0BPo1fI5g/w-d-xo.html
From my next Jim Moss Bluegrass Fiddle Album.
Frank Wakefield Lesson Paddy On The Turnpike.
th-cam.com/video/6zUabBPBfuo/w-d-xo.html
There are a few UNUSED mandolin lessons I had intended for DVD #4. Maybe I should put one or two up on my TH-cam channel jmoss99 as I will never finish that DVD #4 at this point. I am thinking Paddy On The Turn Pike. I don't remember why we left it off the earlier DVDs. I don't have to go back to the master tapes for that one. It is right here on my computer. Frank was youthful in these 2003 videos. It was 4 years before his bypass surgery.
I like the bright sound, but I use a medium pick and also use a Ranier style pick made from horn. Just don't use this pick for your nose!
I use a fender medium guitar pick, works just fine, someone told me to use a " blue chip pick" i looked at them on a website and they wanted $35.00 for a pick ( oh HELL no !) guitar picks are the way to go.
A great substitute for a Bluechip (especially the CT 55) is the triangle Dunlop primetone 1.4 smooth (not gripped), I own both and I actually prefer the Dunlop because it doesn't feel sticky! Also they are like $10 for three of them!
Thanks for the advice I'll give it a try 👍.
I lashed out on a Bluechip and then misplaced it. I went to my local music store and bought one of pretty much everything, but nothing came close to the Bluechip. Luckily someone found it. They ARE worth the money.
@@richard7071 From what everyone is saying I guess I'm going to have to try one, I did upgrade to a fender 351 heavy pick and have had great results, but it's time to get the real deal, thanks 👍.
@@congerscott6064 the good news is that, despite my experience, you are way less likely to lose an expensive pick. Bluechip will engrave your pick for a small fee. I used to lose guitar picks like Tupperware lids.
If you have any charity work send one for me in Bangladesh.
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Very different from how Americans teach pick position. I think your method is better for controlling how the notes sound.
wow her shirt is so rumpled like she picked it up off the floor
The white pick is the worst thing ever! It's too thick and not flexible enough for playing an exact tremolo or very fast.
Chacun à son goût!
Watch Bill Monroe play a mandolin.rj..he invented it..you gots to lay down some old Kentucky 2.step.blue grass.music..let me here some soldier joy.stuff..rj..and get a gibson.r
Bull shit, the mandolin been around hundreds of years before Bill Monroe was born...
He absolutely did not invent the mandolin.
Bill Monroe is considered to be the 'father' of Bluegrass (not the mandolin). Classical mandolin requires a much more refined picking technique than does less formal styles such as Celtic, Bluegrass and folk.
Randy dont be a dumbass hick. I love bluegrass too but have appreciation for classical music please too and dont be a dumbass
This lady doesn't know how to hold a pick. I wouldn't listen to her.
BS she is a excellent musician.
Yeah the way that she says not to hold it is the way chris thile says to hold it so....yeah. she's a great classical musician but that's not the way to hold it if you want to shred.
@@alasdairmacintyre9383 Different schools I guess. There's a guitarist called Claus Levin who held the pick with more of a closed fist but is now using a more open grip. He shreds like noone else. Not that I'm so fond of shredding for the sake of it.