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Mandolin for Beginners
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Two-finger chords are the first step to playing songs on the mandolin. Learn how to play C, G, D, and more chords in this beginner mandolin lesson!
with Mike Hedding MusicTwo-finger chords are the first step to playing songs on the mandolin. Learn how to play C, G, D, and more chords in this beginner mandolin lesson!
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7 CQ
Warm up your hands and get your blood flowing with these left and right hand exercises to increase your coordination and accuracy when playing mandolin.
with Mike Hedding MusicWarm up your hands and get your blood flowing with these left and right hand exercises to increase your coordination and accuracy when playing mandolin.
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7 CQ
Ready to learn your first songs on mandolin? In this beginner mandolin lesson, learn how to play "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star" and "You Are My Sunshine."
with Mike Hedding MusicReady to learn your first songs on mandolin? In this beginner mandolin lesson, learn how to play "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star" and "You Are My Sunshine."
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5 CQ
Spice up mandolin notes by learning these more advanced left-hand techniques! Learn how to do hammer-ons, pull-offs, and slides along the fretboard.
with Mike Hedding MusicSpice up mandolin notes by learning these more advanced left-hand techniques! Learn how to do hammer-ons, pull-offs, and slides along the fretboard.
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6 CQ
In this beginner mandolin lesson, take a look at more advanced ways to spice up simple songs including "You Are My Sunshine" and "Amazing Grace."
with Mike Hedding MusicIn this beginner mandolin lesson, take a look at more advanced ways to spice up simple songs including "You Are My Sunshine" and "Amazing Grace."
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