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Irish Jig Mandolin Tips
Jig Mandolin Triplet Tips
Jig Mandolin Triplet Exercises
Jig Mandolin Sextuplet Exercises
"Swallow Tail Jig" for Mandolin: Section A
"Swallow Tail Jig" for Mandolin: Section B
"Swallow Tail Jig" for Mandolin
"Swallow Tail Jig" Mandolin Chord Structure
"Swallow Tail Jig" Mandolin Chords
Eighth Note Mandolin Exercise
16th Note Mandolin Exercise
"Temperance Reel" for Mandolin: Section A
"Temperance Reel" for Mandolin: Section B
"Temperance Reel" for Mandolin
"Temperance Reel" Mandolin Chord Structure
"Temperance Reel" Mandolin Chords
Summary: Mandolins are played a lot in Irish jig music and triplets are a large part of that. Learn tips on how to play a triplet and what it is from a musician in this free video clip.
Levin Schwartz lives in Northampton, MA where he spends his days playing music with his band 'The Amity Front' and teaching private guitar and mandolin lessons at The Fretted...read more
"So, let’s put some chords to that now. The same exercise, the same picking pattern. We will put the metronome back at eighty. We are just going to go up harmonize the G major scale. So it is going to go [play mandolin]. So, that is the exercise. Always keeping the down up/down picking pattern, it will help you to get the style of the music that you are looking for. It is to keep it in the right time and the right accent. That's why I choose this picking pattern."
eHow Article: Jig Mandolin Triplet Exercises
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