Chords for "Classical Mandolin: The Art of the Tremolo" by Caterina Lichtenberg

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_ [D] _ [Gm] _ _ Hello, my name is Katharina [N] Lichtenberg.
This is my second video for homespun and on this video I want to focus more on the actual
tremolo, the art of the tremolo.
And so I hope you love the tremolo because it is actually very much related to the mandolin.
Hi Mike.
Hello Katharina.
Nice that you came here.
Thank you very [Ab] much for being [Em] a part of my teaching video.
It's a pleasure to be here and wonderful to hear you playing such beautiful tremolo.
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[G] _ _ [Em] _ _ Talk [Eb] now about tremolo on two strings and more.
So of course there's the [Em] melody playing on one string but [N] of course there's also tremolo
on more than one string and I will start with tremolo on two strings. _
I would suggest that you start [C] actually without any sound, just mute your [N] strings and get the feeling. _ _
_ Now we are coming to a very, very beautiful technique in the _ art of tremolo.
It's called duo style in America but the Italian name is tremolo staccato.
So like the name says tremolo and staccato and it looks like _ _ this.
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