While acknowledging I need a thorough grounding in technique, I think your point about enjoying a site's catalogue of instructional songs is well made. I'm going to review sites suggested in this...
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While acknowledging I need a thorough grounding in technique, I think your point about enjoying a site's catalogue of instructional songs is well made. I'm going to review sites suggested in this...
Wow, solid suggestions from the lot of you! Thanks. I'm going to dive in and check back here next week after Loar arrives and is set up!
Thanks, one and all!
I hope you won't mind indulging this old windbag for your wisdom and experiences. If you were to advise a noob on a suitable online lessons site, which way would you steer him:
a. Peghead...
Thoughtful reply, Ed. Thanks! Wish I were in the 400 percent upgrade club, but, alas...
Hi, everyone!
Looking to move up from my Recording King Dirty 30s to either:
1. A Loar LM-220-VM. Set up by a luthier I know and trust though currently missing higher e string. Nice shape,...
That you overcame complete vision loss and learned to play is very encouraging! I'll bet that hilltop in Texas has some nice sounds drifting out from your mando!
Keep on playing, G!
I am legally (near) blind and starting out. It's difficult, but I'll letcha know how it goes.
Sheepish that I didn't mention one thing: Though my hands and fingers are good now, I do have Dupuytrens nodes in both hands, which often (if not always) portends contractures/claw finger in old...
I hope no one minds my resurrecting a slightly creaky older thread, but I appreciate both the candor and the reverence (for the mando), I've seen so far in it. My experience is near nil. And I'm...
I am a ranker beginner (thanks MC for adding me!), and I just took my first lesson from Wayne Fugate. He is an hour from NYC, but I did a Zoom lesson with him as I am in Detroit. Wayne was...