Learn Chain Triads on Mandolin 

Great lesson Wayne, thank you for sharing your knowledge in simple way. Seen ya's in Ardoise NS...you guys still rock 🎵

I read an exercise some time ago slightly similar to this with practicing arpeggios that only ever appeared to be a warm up exercise. This now puts all that into context and all of a sudden I'm finding licks & turnarounds and I'm starting to see improvising ideas. And I'm not an improviser by any measure! What a genuinely great lesson. Thank you so much for this Wayne and thank you for all you're doing for our amazing Mandolin community

For the algorithm! Man, freaking internet provider. Kicked off before I could post. Old Man Tucker Bluegrass 96 congratulations to the sticker winner Awesome video! Appreciate how you teach musicianship on the mandolin. Not just hey dude play these notes and memorize em!

Woah this channel is a revelation! Thanks so much Wayne!

Thank you so much. This is a great exercise. Using it everyday and it is helping. My fingers are doing thigs they couldn't do a week ago. Don't know those bits of language you refer too, but want to learn.. Again thanks.

Very nice Wayne! Thank you from over in Ireland! 😃

Outstanding!! I love topics like this that allows to move around the fretboard and apply to every chord. The fretboard just opens up. Thank you so much Wayne!!

And played by the great Wayne Benson! Great albums!

This is a great exercise for practicing arpeggios! Also, the shift is important. When you shift to the play the second octave starting with your index finger. That makes is much more flexible and more natural to play.

Great videos mate!! Thanks

Wayne, this lesson is the perfect partner to your enclosures video. Both of those videos are in my required watching for my daily serving of mando meat and potatoes. I had started applying enclosures all over the neck and in all 12 keys, then you came out with this video and it has been mind expanding. Your content is killer! Thanks for doing this!

This is a great lesson . I was playing around with it and realised that it's used in a tune I recently learned . The Golden Eagle hornpipe. Really appreciate all your super helpful content . Thanks so much Wayne

Learned these triads in music theory class before you tube existed.

Thanks for this. I love exercises like this. Great for working on fundamentals and muscle memory.

Over the last two videos, i have thought MAN that Stanley A5 sounds killer. Good stuff here, Wayne!

Thank you so much. this is very helpful as a beginner! I truly appreciate your videos

Never thought of it that way before! Thanks! Combined with chord switches, you can get some really complex results.

Excellent. Thank you

I took this lesson with you tonight.

The song is Old man Tucker from Bluegrass 96 I believe

Is a triad a scale? Forgive me for my lack of knowledge.

Tucker - Mr. Wayne Benson