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April 5, 2008 | April Mandolin Sessions

The new April MandolinSessions.com articles from Mel Bay Publishing are online for your enjoyment. This recent Jazz Mandology entry "Enhanced Pentatonics: What Goes Up Must Come Down." mulls new ways to dive into the Pentatonic scale for improvisation. A perpetual issue, this is also dissected in this weeks Tips and Tricks topic "Improvising: A three-pronged attack," by the way.

The bridge between playing mechanics and intuition is indeed, a mysterious one, but we maintain it is possible to develop more quickly with strategic practicing. The Jazzed Pentatonics exercise will help you build that bridge.

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Posted by Ted at April 5, 2008 5:05 AM


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