Create Your Own Backup Beginner Banjo
Here’s a lesson that will help you become less dependent on tab and allow you to create your own basic bluegrass backup.
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Here’s a lesson that will help you become less dependent on tab and allow you to create your own basic bluegrass backup.
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Here are 10 bluesy licks that work great on slow or mid tempo tunes!
10 Bluesy Licks In The Key Of G Intermediate Banjo Read More »
Here’s an Up-The-Neck version of Banks Of The Ohio that focuses on using harmonized scales to play the melody.
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Here’s a lesson for the fiddle tune Sail Away Ladies that will help you work on adding triplet ornaments to a basic melody.
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Here’s two solos for In The Pines in the key of F that will help you practice playing in 3/4.
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Here’s three solos for Hot Corn, Cold Corn that get progressively more challenging in the key of G!
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Here’s an advanced lesson for Red Haired Boy that teaches the melody up-the-neck and combines melodic and single string styles!
Red Haired Boy (Up-The-Neck) Advanced Banjo Read More »
Here’s some techniques and exercises you can use to apply tremolo to bluegrass tunes!
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Here’s a lesson on playing bluesy backup over Rain And Snow a popular bluegrass song.
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Here’s a great two measure D lick that J.D. Crowe used a lot on The Bluegrass Album Band recordings!
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