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Authored by Mac Robertson, Robbie Clement, and Will Schmid, this innovative method teaches 5-string bluegrass style. The method consists of instruction book, cross-referenced supplement book, and a Online Audio that offer the beginner a carefully paced and engaging approach to the bluegrass style. Covers easy chord strums for the beginner; learning tablature; right-hand rolls characteristic of bluegrass; techniques such as hammer-ons, slides, and pull-offs, and a wealth of great classic pickin' tunes. 64 pages
Hal Leonard Banjo Method - Volume 1 Book/Online Audio
Hal Leonard Banjo Method - Volume 1 Book/Online Audio

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  • Instruction book
  • Cross-referenced supplement book
  • Online Audio
  • Easy chord strums
  • Tablature
  • Bluegrass right-hand rolls
  • Hammer-ons
  • Slides
  • Pull-offs
  • Song List:
  • (Go Tell Aunt Rhody) The Ole Grey Goose Is Dead
  • (Oh, My Darling) Clementine
  • All The Good Times
  • Boil Them Cabbage Down
  • Cripple Creek
  • Cuckoo
  • Do Lord
  • Dog Named Blue
  • Down In The Valley
  • Foggy Mountain Top
  • Frere Jacques (Are You Sleeping?)
  • Give Me That Old Time Religion
  • Green Corn
  • Hand Me Down My Walking Cane
  • Hard, Ain't It Hard
  • He's Got The Whole World In His Hands
  • Hush, Little Baby
  • Jesse James
  • Little Birdie
  • Little Lord Jesus
  • Long Journey Home
  • My Home's Across Blue Ridge Mts.
  • Oh! Susanna
  • Old Joe Clark
  • Rock-A-My Soul
  • Roll In My Sweet Baby's Arms
  • Rye Whiskey
  • Sailing
  • Shady Grove
  • She'll Be Comin' 'Round The Mountain
  • Sinner Man
  • Streets Of Laredo
  • The Crawdad Song
  • The Drunken Sailor
  • The Old Gray Mare
  • This Little Light Of Mine
  • This Old Man
  • Wade In The Water
  • Worried Man Blues

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    submitted6 years ago

    byBobby

    fromMound City

    Many years ago, I learned to play the piano, then the trumpet, guitar, and lastly the banjo. Then, life called me away from it and I was not able to keep up with my music or transport my insterments with me, so now at 55 I am re-teaching myself to once again play the banjo along with all of the other instruments that I use to play, only I want to be better at it. This book has been a great help in getting me moving down that enjoyable path again.

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