Uploaded December 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
This is one of my favorite things to play on the mandolin. It's fun for many reasons but one is that it's just such a part of the sound of the original recording - the fiddles playing the low part, and it is too often unheard in many jam sessions. So we're approximating a user-friendly Monroe Style way to play the low part of the melody which is definitely distinct from the other two parts. This is something that could help you get the nod in a jam session.
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Happy Picking!
This is one of my favorite things to play on the mandolin. It's fun for many reasons but one is that it's just such a part of the sound of the original recording - the fiddles playing the low part, and it is too often unheard in many jam sessions. So we're approximating a user-friendly Monroe Style way to play the low part of the melody which is definitely distinct from the other two parts. This is something that could help you get the nod in a jam session.
click here to register for a workshop:
noyamountainmusic.com/scoop
If you like the video, please consider supporting this channel by becoming a Patron at
patreon.com/noyamountainmusic
Even pressing like, subscribing, sharing, or leaving a comment is helpful to getting more free mandolin teaching out here. Thanks!
You can find a wide range of video instruction on mandolin for all levels at noyamountainmusic.com
email christopher@noyamountainmusic.com for private lessons or questions.
if you'd like to send a tip: Venmo: @Christopher-henry02 or Paypal: @noyamountain
Happy Picking!






![Learn Happy Birthday on Mandolin! [full lesson]
Happy Birthday is great to know on your mandolin. Its a very important part of our internal repertoire for us to be able to find. Were learning it here in the key of G
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![Learn Rawhide on Mandolin! [Bill Monroe] Intermediate Level Lesson
Rawhide can teach a student invaluable knowledge about bluegrass mandolin. From powerful sliding double-stops, to lightning quick runs of notes, to the unusual 3-6-2-5 bridge chords, its chock full with powerful music and is great training for learning by ear.
I learned it about 30 years ago and its still one of my very favorite tunes to play. It was extremely empowering because it imparts so much about how it all works. Remember you can slow the video down on YouTube, pause it and run it back to work out the more complicated phrases. It can take a long time to learn it, but it is worth it!
Please consider supporting this channel by becoming a Patron at
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For the full line of Noya Mountain Music mandolin courses and videos please visit:
https://noyamountainmusic.com
email christopher@noyamountainmusic.com for private lessons or questions. Learn Rawhide on Mandolin! [Bill Monroe] Intermediate Level Lesson](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/wMwuZIHMtLA/mqdefault.jpg)
