6 Right Hand Mandolin Techniques

@trentark 14 years ago

Great stuff! By far the best mando lessons I've found on You tube!

@auntiewaffle 13 years ago

As a left-hander who plays r.handed I, ve found this a really useful lesson; I,de been wondering how to strengthen the r.hand [which for me is the weaker] and this is perfect practice for me . Thank-you

@jandmdavidson1 10 years ago

you're a genious! thank you for addressing right -hand technique, there is so little of it on the web and i like the simple approach as well!

@MsFiddle3 10 years ago

Thanks, very good lessons, I'll be using all of them. Wonderful sounding mandolin.

@MrsFiddlePlayer 11 years ago

Thanks so much for sharing your teaching talent. I am a fiddle player and I wanted to get started on the mandolin. You videos are the best! :)

@priyangajayasuriya4358 8 years ago

Thank you sir. Your teaching style is very effective and clear. Thank you again

@Jm01394 10 years ago

Glad to still find this up. Even though I know double stops I never organized them. Thanks!!good tips!!

@BevL64 13 years ago

That was fantastic! Thank you Anthony, I really like your lessons, by far the best lessons I've found on youtube :)

@TheFamilyGhostSongcrafter 9 years ago

Great Lessons !

@sonjatoutenhoofd8696 4 years ago

Thank you! Just learning

@GuitarFretMan 10 years ago

Thanks! Sounds cool.

@dscott333 12 years ago

your awesome!! thanx for this!!

@Billkwando 7 years ago

Great lesson. I will say I was distracted toward the end, trying to figure out if he's wearing a fez. ;)

@robkunkel8833 6 years ago

No strap? Some instructors recommend one. Any thought on that? I do like this little exercise. Like your style. Subscribed. ✔️

@jean-baptistegiroux6228 4 years ago

This is awesome!

@seasharpdeflat 11 years ago

great video!

@upanddown8199 7 years ago

I like my picks well done.

@DollyDaley 11 years ago

Wonderful-thanks

@teajazz56 1 year ago

Thank you. RIP..

@dufusbug 3 years ago

One of the (many) problems that I seem to have is that my pick almost always seems to move between my thumb & forefinger, quite often I am still holding it but the tapered end of my oval shaped pick is between my thumb & forefinger, and I am barely even gripping it! Could it possibly be that I do not have a firm enough grip on my pick?