Auld Lang Syne Beginner Banjo
Here’s a lesson to help you work on a slow and fast version of the great song Auld Lang Syne!
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Amazing Grace Beginner Guitar
Here’s a beginner guitar lesson for the classic song Amazing Grace! The first solo will work on the basic melody and the second solo works on adding bluegrass ornaments to spice up the melody!
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Deck The Halls Beginner Banjo
Here’s a classic bluegrass style solo to the Christmas song Deck The Halls in the Key of G! We’ll also break down the basic melody and some backup!
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Angeline The Baker Beginner Mandolin
Here’s a basic arrangement to the great fiddle tune Angeline The Baker in the Key of D. This lesson will help you work on adding drone strings and alternate picking to a basic melody!
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Fingerstyle Guitar Basics (Key Of G)
Here’s a short mini lesson that goes over some basic fingerstyle licks in the Key of G!
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Slides, Hammer-Ons, And Pull-Offs Beginner Guitar
Here’s a short lesson to help you work on your slides, hammer-ons and pull-offs on guitar!
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Basic D Major Scale Beginner Guitar
Here’s a short lesson to work on a basic two octave D major scale!
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Basic C Major Scale Beginner Guitar
Here’s a short lesson to work on a basic two octave C major scale!
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Cumberland Gap Beginner Banjo
Here’s a beginner lesson for the classic bluegrass/old-time tune Cumberland Gap! A must know for any serious banjo player. Included is two basic A and B parts and a variation for both parts!
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Red Haired Boy Beginner Guitar
Here’s a beginner arrangement to the classic fiddle tune Red Haired Boy (Little Beggarman) in the Key of A!
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