Will the Roses Bloom, Part 3: Melody

from: Bluegrass Mandolin Fingerboard Method with Sharon Gilchrist

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Will the Roses Bloom

Will the Roses Bloom, Part 1: L-Shape, Arpeggio, and Double Stop Review

Will the Roses Bloom, Part 2: Higher Octave Fingering in D and New Double Stop Series

Will the Roses Bloom, Part 3: Melody

Will the Roses Bloom, Part 4: Double Stop Solo

Will the Roses Bloom, Part 5: Play-Along Track

Will the Roses Bloom, Part 3: Melody

Sharon shows you the basic melody and chord progression for “Will the Roses Bloom” in this video, showing you the fingering up the neck and how the melody notes relate to the chord progression.

Previous Lesson

← Will the Roses Bloom, Part 2: Higher Octave Fingering in D and New Double Stop Series

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Will the Roses Bloom, Part 4: Double Stop Solo →

Previous Lesson

← Will the Roses Bloom, Part 2: Higher Octave Fingering in D and New Double Stop Series

Next Lesson

Will the Roses Bloom, Part 4: Double Stop Solo →

Previous Lesson

← Will the Roses Bloom, Part 2: Higher Octave Fingering in D and New Double Stop Series

Next Lesson

Will the Roses Bloom, Part 4: Double Stop Solo →

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