Chords for Weber Fine Acoustic Instruments: Sierra Hull performs Weber Octave in Nashville, TN

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_ _ _ This is an octave Weber [C#] mandolin and it's a lot [E] like the [D#] the Fern mandolin that I
[F] have, just the regular [B] mandolin, and this is just [D#] basically a giant version of the
[B] mandolin.
I really like this one because you [G#] don't see a whole lot of [D] F style
octaves floating [C#] around.
You know, a lot of times [Am] you'll see that the [G#] A styles,
you'll see the ones with the round [F] hole, but to actually just [G] have, you know, this
[D#] one gets a lot of woes when people see it, you know, because [G] it's kind of like a
[B] giant mandolin.
I remember seeing it for the first time and being like, [D] this looks
like a tollie, you [B] know, it doesn't seem like it would be a [E] real instrument, but [F#m] I
really love it.
It's [G#m] a lot of fun to play for sure.
[A] One great thing about this is
[C#] that, you know, [Em] it has such a low register that it has a [F#m] lot more sustain [B] than just
a regular mandolin does, and so [D] a lot of times I'll use a [B] capo on it.
You can capo
up even, you know, say to [F#m] B and play out a G, and it [D] still has just such a [F] great
quality [Em] about it.
It's a really great instrument [B] to sing with, so I use it, you
know, a lot of settings like [Dm] that, and also, you know, it can be really fun to
play with [A] another mandolin player.
I've had situations where I've got to play
this with like another [N] mandolin player, maybe somebody with a mandola or
somebody with a mandocello, and you get all [C] those instruments together.
It can be
[C#] really fun, [D] but [C#] I've been trying to learn [B] a little bit of classical music lately,
and it [Dm] can sound pretty cool to play the [Em] bass lines, you [F] know, on the [Dm] octave with
somebody [D] else playing the lead part on the mandolin, so it's a lot of fun.
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