I noticed on the djangobooks site that they have vols1-4 of the
Bickford method!
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Yeah I would like to see that.
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Behalf Of Linda
Sent: Wednesday, November 11, 2009 11:59 PM
To: Taterbugmando
Subject: Re: William Place Jr. Methods Books 1 - 3
That would be very nice
o see that.
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> >> Jeff
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> >> [mailto:taterbugma...@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Mike Hoffmann
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>> Linda, I have another book on duo and trio style playing which I
>> feel,
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> [mailto:taterbugma...@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Mike Hoffmann
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> Linda, I have another book on duo and trio style playing which I feel,
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> Subject: Re: William Place Jr. Methods Books 1 - 3
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> Linda, I have another book on duo and trio style playing which I feel,
> more so than the simply double stops, emphasizes the picking patterns
> used to make one mandolin sound like two (du
: William Place Jr. Methods Books 1 - 3
Linda, I have another book on duo and trio style playing which I feel,
more so than the simply double stops, emphasizes the picking patterns
used to make one mandolin sound like two (duo) or three (trio) using
double and triple stops. Frank Wakefield is a big
Linda, I have another book on duo and trio style playing which I feel,
more so than the simply double stops, emphasizes the picking patterns
used to make one mandolin sound like two (duo) or three (trio) using
double and triple stops. Frank Wakefield is a big proponent of this
style. Dan
The rest of the story is I find the Bickford book 1 (found on line for
free) is better than the Place book.
Also found out, the technique most interested in here, is called duo..
meaning playing melody on more than one string, (double stops).
Thank you Mike.
Seems books 2 onward have more on duo t
Mike, I sent away to some place in NYC or even maybe telephoned to
order, they only had Book 1 and 2. I wonder if he even made book 3.
If you can stand to go to the trouble there are likely some copies
about somewhere in your area.
I got mine in the early 90's.
Never heard of Bickfords. Interes
Linda - very interested. Once I can acquire some more time I want to
have another go at Bickford's method. I am historically very
interested in, but bad at following up on, learning from these old
method books. Did you buy digital copies or paper copies of 1 and 2?
Mike
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