Yes you can play bluegrass and oldtime on an A-style mandolin

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Yes you can play bluegrass and oldtime on an A-style mandolin

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For us who play and love an A-style mandolin and know you can play whatever style on them.

33 Members, Created 7/11/2011 -

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LLOYD LOAR'S HOMETOWN BLUEGRASS FESTIVAL

June 26-28, 2015 Lewistown, IL While Bill Monroe may have been “The Father of Bluegrass," the sound that we associate with Monroe’s mandolin came from Lloyd Loar. As... Read More
From Whole-Hearted 11 years ago
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Yes you can

I've played mandolin with other acoustic musicians in a variety of styles...old-time, bluegrass, folk, country, pop, celtic... It's all great fun That is a beautiful looking A style... Read More
From Calmando 14 years ago
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New with an A model

Hello, all:) I'm new here and have had my A-model for 4 months..and an F model for a week or ten days..or so. I love my A-model...she was inexpensive, but sounds wonderful, so I... Read More
From Kristibob 14 years ago
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Hello Fellow pickers

Hi all, I'm looking for beginner and novice players who would like to get together and jam. I haven't been playing long but enjoy all types of music especially bluegrass/Gospel. I play... Read More
From Drawflys 14 years ago
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