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
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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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