This one has some Irish roots. Anyone know this by the alternate title "The Little Beggarman"? But these days it’s a classic number at any bluegrass jam. Check out the Mandolin Transcription FREE PDF at the link below.
This one has some Irish roots. Anyone know this by the alternate title "The Little Beggarman"? But these days it’s a classic number at any bluegrass jam. Check out the Mandolin Transcription FREE PDF at the link below.
Bluegrass tunes in the key C major are a little less common, but super fun! This “Billy in the Lowground” tune is no exception. We even get to go up the neck a little bit on the B section for that high C note on the 8th fret of the E string. Watch the fingering numbers on the standard notation for this— FREE PDF download at the link below.
This was one of the first bluegrass tunes I remember learning online in the early days of the internet, and it’s only fitting to feature it here. “St Anne’s Reel” is a beautiful tune with a great chord progression—enjoy the PDF chart at the link below:
This one has some Irish roots. Anyone know this by the alternate title "The Little Beggarman"? But these days it’s a classic number at any bluegrass jam. Check out the Mandolin Transcription FREE PDF at the link below.
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This bluegrass tune is a bit of a pinkie workout—both on the A and B sections! Taking some cues from the incredible version of this tune on the seminal Tony Rice album Manzanita. Enjoy the FREE PDF at the link down below!