"I'll Fly Away" Lesson from The Advancing Mandolinist with Joe K. Walsh скачать в хорошем качестве

"I'll Fly Away" Lesson from The Advancing Mandolinist with Joe K. Walsh

In his Peghead Nation course, The Advancing Mandolinist, Joe Walsh explores all the modern mandolin techniques, from tremolo, chords and double stops, and soloing and improvisation tips, with plenty of bluegrass, old-time and swing tunes to keep you moving forward. In this sample lesson, Joe Learn teaches you how to play a solo to the gospel classic “I’ll Fly Away” in a closed position in the key of G. For more info and to sign up, please visit https://www.pegheadnation.com/string-... Use promo code “JoeLand” at checkout and get your first month free or $20 off an annual subscription. Hailed by Nashville’s Music Row magazine for his “lickety-split mandolin work” and by Vintage Guitar magazine as “brilliant,” Portland, Maine-based Joe Walsh is emerging as one of the best mandolinists of his generation. Walsh is known for his exceptional tone and taste, and his collaborations with acoustic music luminaries, including legendary fiddler Darol Anger, flatpick guitar hero Scott Nygaard, folk legend Jonathan Edwards, and pop/grass darlings Joy Kills Sorrow, have taken him all over the musical and figurative map. He’s played with everyone from John Scofield to Bela Fleck to Emmylou Harris, and performed everywhere from bluegrass festivals to laundromats to Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium. After a number of years helping bluegrass supergroup the Gibson Brothers rise to the top of the bluegrass world, Joe now splits his time between a group with Grant Gordy and Darol Anger called Mr Sun and a trio with Brittany Haas and Owen Marshall. An avid mandolin educator, Joe is a mandolin instructor at the Berklee College of Music. He teaches regularly at music camps throughout North America and beyond, and has taught hundreds of students near his home in Portland, Maine. Joe is also co-director of the Berklee American Roots Festival camp in Boston and the Ossipee Valley String Camp in Maine. joekwalsh.com