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Solo Mandolin Fiddle Tune Improv - Red Wing

Here's a swingy set of solo mandolin improvisations on the classic fiddle tune "Red Wing." My goal was to stretch out and improvise as creatively as possible while keeping my ideas tied to the original tune, which is a great exercise for learning to improvise in an idiom like bluegrass. Did I succeed? Leave a comment and let me know what you think! This was one two tunes I recorded for the Mandolin Cafe's Mandolin Mondays series - I ended up using the other one, a solo arrangement of Hank Williams' "Cold, Cold Heart." If you haven't heard it, check it out here:    • Mandolin Mondays Featuring Jesse Appelman ...   Bonus fun fact: When looking into the origin of Red Wing, I was surprised to learn it was adapted from a melody Robert Schumann composed in the 1840s. Give it a listen here:    • Schumann : The Happy Farmer   This melody became a popular western swing fiddle tune thanks to Bob Wills, and has been borrowed for many other songs - you might recognize it as Woody Guthrie's "Union Maid"    • Union Maid   🎸 Learn mandolin with me! I teach lessons online as well as in-person in the San Francisco Bay Area - get in touch here: https://jesseappelman.com/contact/ 🌐 Connect with Me Beyond YouTube: Instagram:   / appelmando   Facebook:   / jappelman   Website: https://www.jesseappelman.com Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4hl... - listen to tracks featuring my mandolin playing 🎟 Upcoming Events: Details on upcoming performances and workshops here: https://jesseappelman.com/shows/ 💖 Support My Music: If you love what you hear and want to support my ability to keep making music, consider making a donation. Every bit helps and is deeply appreciated! https://venmo.com/u/Jesse-Appelman 📧 Newsletter: For monthly updates on upcoming projects, performances, and more, sign up for my newsletter: https://mailchi.mp/bb0ccf13af98/website 🎼 About me: Bridging the worlds of American roots music and Brazilian choro, Jesse Appelman brings expressive tone and a playful approach to improvisation to any musical setting. He is an in-demand sideman in the Northern California bluegrass scene, and co-founded the Lonely Bird Band with guitarist Scott Nygaard and violinist Alisa Rose. Jesse is also one of a select few North American mandolinists deeply versed in the Brazilian choro mandolin tradition. He has brought Brazilian music to stages all around California for over a decade as a member of Grupo Falso Baiano, and in New York City as a member of Regional de NY.