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    Default Brian Dean #26 piccolo mandolin played by Mike Marshall

    Hi folks,

    It has been years since I was active here, but I still play my mandolins.

    Guess who I ran into at a nearby luthier's shop in Oakland/Emeryville, CA?

    http://www.flickr.com/photos/berkele...in/photostream

    I couldn't resist asking him to allow me to shoot a short clip of him playing my mandolin !

    Cheers.

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    Default Re: Brian Dean #26 piccolo mandolin played by Mike Marshall

    More, More!

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    Default Re: Brian Dean #26 piccolo mandolin played by Mike Marshall

    You can barely see it through his hands!

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    Default Re: Brian Dean #26 piccolo mandolin played by Mike Marshall

    I think his index finger is wider than the 1st fret.

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    Default Re: Brian Dean #26 piccolo mandolin played by Mike Marshall

    That must have been a shock after all the 'cello playing he's been doing!

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    Default Re: Brian Dean #26 piccolo mandolin played by Mike Marshall

    Cool.
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    Default Re: Brian Dean #26 piccolo mandolin played by Mike Marshall

    Bach Noodling!! I find it harder to play the shorter scale instruments than a mandola. My fingers want to go to the wrong fret. Mike does quite fine, of course.
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    Default Re: Brian Dean #26 piccolo mandolin played by Mike Marshall

    That is very cool!

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    Cool stuff. I find piccolos brutal. I would have kept my Leland but I just couldn't cope.

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    Default Re: Brian Dean #26 piccolo mandolin played by Mike Marshall

    I tend to agree as much as I love this instrument. One thing that is remarkable is how loud it is!

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    Default Re: Brian Dean #26 piccolo mandolin played by Mike Marshall

    Sweet.

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    Default Re: Brian Dean #26 piccolo mandolin played by Mike Marshall

    Nice hat!

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    Default Re: Brian Dean #26 piccolo mandolin played by Mike Marshall

    very cool..
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