Master Irish Mandolin with Marla Fibish! - Mandolin Masterclass

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[@ultraviolet_sb]

Wow, what perfect timing! I recently purchased a mandolin just to play Irish music!

[@Tergal14Mandolin]

Marla Fibish is such an inspiration for all of us who play irish mandolin. Thanks Baron !

[@oldprentonian7767]

Sounds good from here in Irish Liverpool, UK.

[@SeaDrive300]

Marla is a wonderful teacher, as well as a great player. Thanks, Baron! 🙂

[@stevecullen3182]

Thank you Marla, that mandolin has incredible tone and the sustain goes on, and on, and on, and on. Lovely

[@peggybogardus9340]

Simply the best instructor. Brilliant. Thank you!

[@danstune]

What a great opportunity for us to have such a marvelous person teach us a mandolin lesson. I have enjoyed hearing you play in the past and really enjoyed your stuff!

[@mcmoizie]

This is so cool... as a guitarist i have sat in sessions and heard these rhythms effortlessly being played. Lovely to have it spelled out. Masterclass indeed

[@user-xo4se6fk5m]

Marla Fibish, simply a treasure!

[@jeffbarnard3050]

Marla that is great!!! thank you and God Bless you!

[@peggybogardus9340]

Thanks!

[@jamesquaranta2173]

Great collaboration! I've just queued up my next jig to learn. Thanks!

[@rajendrapatel9201]

Awesome 👌

[@lorcanzepf7828]

for anyone wondering the delay is more commonly known as a hammer on by guitarist, I like a slur too

[@bayareamandolinmusic]

Hello @lorcanzepf7828 -- Marla Fibish here. There is actually a difference between the technique I call 'delay' and a hammer-on, which I use as well. A hammer-on uses one attack with the pick to produce two notes -- they can be used many different ways to create different musical effects. In a delay, both the leading tone and the target note are picked as separate 8th notes. Take a look at about 16:20 in the video where I cover it. Let me know if you still have questions!

[@Gelsenbury]

Marla teaches me. Her delay isn't the same as a hammer-on. Here, she uses both at the same time. There is a hammer-on as you say, but the point is that it happens slightly later than would be usual in this rhythm.

[@roberteverest]

Thank you. This is great. Sadly I can’t see the links/attachments in the description that you both refer to. Am I missing something?

[@johnwilliamson6846]

Nor can I…

[@MandoLessons]

My mistake! I've added the links in the description now

[@johnwilliamson6846]

@@MandoLessonsThanks