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- Crosspicking abstract "Crosspicking is a technique for playing the mandolin or guitar using a plectrum or flatpick in a rolling, syncopated style across three strings. This style is probably best known as one element of the flatpicking style in bluegrass music, and it closely resembles a banjo roll, the main difference being that the banjo roll is fingerpicked rather than flatpicked. A typical element of the technique is the use of three pitches played repeatedly within a four-pulse rhythm. This results in a continual shifting of the pitches vis-a-vis the accented pulse. The three pitches are usually played on three adjacent strings—one per string. The pick direction can vary, depending on the required emphasis and the melody. Mandolin player Jesse McReynolds used a crosspicking roll of down - up - up / down - up - up... creating a repeating pattern of notes that expresses the melody. Guitarist George Shuffler used a pick pattern of down - down - up / down - down- up / down - up. The traditional banjo roll form is down - down - up / down - down - up / down - down - up . . . ; this helps to accentuate the \"threes\" nature of the pattern against the \"four\" rhythm. The other way is using strict alternate picking: down - up - down / up - down - up / down - up - down . . . . This may be more comfortable for players who are using alternate picking for most of their playing. In actuality, one (or more) of the three pitches may be varied from one repetition of the pattern to the next, for instance the top note could be toggled up and down one step.".
- Crosspicking soundRecording Crosspicking__1.
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- Crosspicking wikiPageRevisionID "556566141".
- Crosspicking wikiPageWikiLink Banjo.
- Crosspicking wikiPageWikiLink Bluegrass_music.
- Crosspicking wikiPageWikiLink Category:Guitar_performance_techniques.
- Crosspicking wikiPageWikiLink Clarence_White.
- Crosspicking wikiPageWikiLink Doc_Watson.
- Crosspicking wikiPageWikiLink Fingerstyle_guitar.
- Crosspicking wikiPageWikiLink Flatpicking.
- Crosspicking wikiPageWikiLink George_Shuffler.
- Crosspicking wikiPageWikiLink Guitar_Craft.
- Crosspicking wikiPageWikiLink Guitar_picking.
- Crosspicking wikiPageWikiLink Hybrid_picking.
- Crosspicking wikiPageWikiLink Jesse_McReynolds.
- Crosspicking wikiPageWikiLink Jim_&_Jesse.
- Crosspicking wikiPageWikiLink King_Crimson.
- Crosspicking wikiPageWikiLink Ogg.
- Crosspicking wikiPageWikiLink Plectrum.
- Crosspicking wikiPageWikiLink Progressive_rock.
- Crosspicking wikiPageWikiLink Robert_Fripp.
- Crosspicking wikiPageWikiLink Sam_Bush.
- Crosspicking wikiPageWikiLink Scruggs_style.
- Crosspicking wikiPageWikiLink Syncopation.
- Crosspicking wikiPageWikiLink The_Stanley_Brothers.
- Crosspicking wikiPageWikiLink Tony_Rice.
- Crosspicking wikiPageWikiLinkText "Crosspicking".
- Crosspicking wikiPageWikiLinkText "crosspicking".
- Crosspicking description "Sample of Jesse McReynolds' crosspicking style on the mandolin.".
- Crosspicking filename "Jesse McReynolds Somewhere Down South.ogg".
- Crosspicking format Ogg.
- Crosspicking title "Jesse McReynolds, "Somewhere Down South" from McReynolds Style Mandolin".
- Crosspicking wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Citation.
- Crosspicking wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Guitar-stub.
- Crosspicking wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Guitar_picking.
- Crosspicking wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Listen.
- Crosspicking wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:s.
- Crosspicking subject Category:Guitar_performance_techniques.
- Crosspicking hypernym Technique.
- Crosspicking type TopicalConcept.
- Crosspicking type Technique.
- Crosspicking type Thing.
- Crosspicking comment "Crosspicking is a technique for playing the mandolin or guitar using a plectrum or flatpick in a rolling, syncopated style across three strings. This style is probably best known as one element of the flatpicking style in bluegrass music, and it closely resembles a banjo roll, the main difference being that the banjo roll is fingerpicked rather than flatpicked. A typical element of the technique is the use of three pitches played repeatedly within a four-pulse rhythm.".
- Crosspicking label "Crosspicking".
- Crosspicking sameAs Q2406115.
- Crosspicking sameAs Crosspicking.
- Crosspicking sameAs m.09rv2r.
- Crosspicking sameAs Q2406115.
- Crosspicking wasDerivedFrom Crosspicking?oldid=556566141.
- Crosspicking isPrimaryTopicOf Crosspicking.