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Mandolin tablatures for Think Of What You've Done

The Stanley Brothers

Recomended level: Intermediate

  • Mandolin Think Of What You've Done Bluegrass

    Bluegrass

    • Difficulty
    • Key
      B
    • Tempo
      80 bpm
    • Tuning
      GDAE

    Not easy, not hard. We're some where in between. Key of B. Let's go.

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  • Mandolin Think Of What You've Done Bluesy

    Bluesy

    • Difficulty
    • Key
      B
    • Tempo
      80 bpm
    • Tuning
      GDAE

    Mandolin Think Of What You've Done Bluesy
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  • Mandolin Think Of What You've Done Monroe Style

    Monroe Style

    • Difficulty
    • Key
      B
    • Tempo
      80 bpm
    • Tuning
      GDAE

    This is based of the playing of Wendy Miller from Larry Sparks recording of the song. It's intense Monroe and a great study of that style in the key of B

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Practicing Tips

This course on 'Think Of What You've Done' offers a comprehensive exploration of bluegrass mandolin tablatures for intermediate players. Delve into a range of styles including Bluegrass, Bluesy, and Monroe while utilizing the innovative features of the Tunefox platform to enhance your learning process.


Lickswitcher is a standout feature of this resource, allowing you to switch licks in individual measures. This tool facilitates a flexible and creative approach to learning, as you can mix and match different licks within a measure to suit your musical taste and learning style.


The Arrange slider is another unique utility that comes with this course. This feature lets you modify the difficulty and tone of the song as per your skill level and learning path, offering a custom learning experience specifically tailored to you.


If you’re an auditory learner, the 'Hide notes' slider will prove significant. This tool enables you to hide individual notes, thus bolstering your ear training abilities. By learning the tune by ear, you'll effectively boost your musical intuition and memory.


Overall, when learning 'Think Of What You've Done', it's crucial to stay patient and consistent. Remember, mastering music takes time and regular practice. Break down the song into sections and practice each one individually before stringing them together. Experiment with different tempos and ensure you're comfortable with a section before moving on to the next one. Most importantly, enjoy the process!


Think Of What You've Done lyrics

CHORUS Is it true that I've lost you Am I not the only one After all this pain and sorrow Darling think of what you've done

VERSE Heart to heart dear how I need you Like the flowers need the dew Loving you has been my life, dear I can't believe we're really through

VERSE I'll go back to old Virginia Where the mountains meet the sky In those hills I learned to love you Let me stay there till I die