Improve Your Practice In Three Easy Steps
Here’s a three easy step process you can use to improve your practice routine and break through difficult passages you’re working on!
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Here’s a three easy step process you can use to improve your practice routine and break through difficult passages you’re working on!
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Here’s some advanced single string ideas you can use out of the three moveable chord shapes!
Moveable Single String Ideas Advanced Banjo Read More »
Here’s an intro lesson for anyone who wants to start improvising. Using a blues form is one of the best ways to start.
Learn To Improvise Using The Blues Beginner Guitar Read More »
Here’s a short lesson that reviews the three moveable chord shapes (F, D and Barre) and how to play them in major and minor.
Moveable Chord Review (Major/Minor) Read More »
Here’s a lesson on how to use chord tones and passing tones to find common bluegrass melodies.
How To Find Melody Notes Read More »
Here’s a lesson on where melodies come and how to transpose them to different keys using the simple song Mary Had A Little Lamb.
Mary Had A Little Lamb Beginner Banjo Read More »
Here’s a lesson that will help strengthen your pinky and show how you can use your pinky to play in a more traditional mandolin style.
Mandolin Pinky Practice Read More »
Here’s a Doc Watson inspired bluegrass ending lick that works great out of the G chord shape.
Bluegrass Guitar Ending Lick Read More »
Here’s 10 more licks that can be used in the key of C. These are intermediate level difficulty and will include Scruggs, Melodic and Single String licks
10 Licks In The Key Of C Intermediate Banjo Read More »