A straight ahead roll style interpretation of this classic gospel melody. This solo will work well for a kickoff or a break. A great tune for working on your drive and practicing classic Scruggs licks.
Will The Circle Be Unbroken Beginner Banjo Read More »
Here’s three basic versions of this must know banjo tune. These will help you work on playing simple variations on a common melody. This is also a great tune to work on your pull-offs and your speed!
Cripple Creek Beginner Banjo Read More »
A classic banjo instrumental, this song is a great way to practice your bluesy banjo licks. A great tune played fast or slow, this song will also help you practice your counting. Watch out for the extra backstep!
Clinch Mountain Backstep Beginner Banjo Read More »
A beautiful tune in the Key of D, this is one of my favorite tunes to play! A note for note interpretation, this tune will give you practice is playing in melodic banjo style. The B Part will also give you some great ideas and give your index finger great practice playing the melody. Included
Chinquapin Hunting Intermediate Banjo Read More »
A great traditional bluegrass tune about remembering your loved one after they’ve passed on. This song is another great one to work on playing the melody and working on your tone! This tab has two full solos that can be used as a kick off or a break within the song. Mix and match ideas
Bury Me Beneath The Willow Beginner Banjo Read More »
Here’s a classic fiddle tune that will help you work on your scale patterns and transitioning around the neck. The B part of this tune is played over the relative minor (Em) chord and is common in many fiddle tunes.
Blackberry Blossom Intermediate Banjo Read More »
A straight ahead interpretation of the fiddle melody, this song is a workout in the Key of C! I wrote this arrangement to show how to play a melody in the Key of C without retuning the banjo. A great exercise in transitioning from down the neck to up the neck. Watch the tab closely
Billy In The Lowground Intermediate Banjo Read More »
The classic bluegrass murder ballad in the Key of G. This is a great banjo tune to work on playing the melody and will give beginners practice playing over a long D chord. This tune uses some pinches to accentuate the melody and a lot of forward roll to keep it moving. Just don’t listen
Banks Of The Ohio Beginner Banjo Read More »
A straight ahead roll style interpretation of this gospel classic. Great practice for beginners looking to venture into 3/4 time. This version uses lots of variations on classic Scruggs licks to fit 3/4 time.
Amazing Grace Beginner Banjo Read More »
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