This lesson takes the mystery out of reading tablature. We also expand on the Forward\Reverse Roll and play it with three chords.
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Play faster on the banjo
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Play 'whiskey before breakfast' on banjo
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Play a bluegrass banjo lick on a Bb pentatonic scale
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Play banjo patterns in the key of C major
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Play two finger chords on the banjo
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Play chord progressions on the banjo
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Use proper right hand technique to play banjo
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Play 'redwing' on the banjo
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Play banjo licks on the C melodic scale
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Perform transitions when playing banjo
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Play Liza Jane on the banjo
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Build basic scales and chords on the banjo
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Play Cripple Creek on the banjo
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Play Worried Man Blues on the banjo
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Use minor shapes on the banjo
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Use the xy or right hand position to play banjo
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Play "Foggy Mountain Breakdown" on banjo
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Play Roll in My Sweet Baby's Arm on the banjo
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Do the hammer/pull technique on the banjo
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Play basic rhythm chords on a banjo
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How To:
Play faster on the banjo
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How To:
Play 'whiskey before breakfast' on banjo
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How To:
Play a bluegrass banjo lick on a Bb pentatonic scale
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How To:
Play banjo patterns in the key of C major
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How To:
Play two finger chords on the banjo
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How To:
Play chord progressions on the banjo
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How To:
Use proper right hand technique to play banjo
-
How To:
Play 'redwing' on the banjo
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How To:
Play banjo licks on the C melodic scale
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How To:
Perform transitions when playing banjo
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How To:
Play Liza Jane on the banjo
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How To:
Build basic scales and chords on the banjo
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How To:
Play Cripple Creek on the banjo
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How To:
Play Worried Man Blues on the banjo
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How To:
Use minor shapes on the banjo
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How To:
Use the xy or right hand position to play banjo
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How To:
Play "Foggy Mountain Breakdown" on banjo
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How To:
Play Roll in My Sweet Baby's Arm on the banjo
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How To:
Do the hammer/pull technique on the banjo
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How To:
Play a melodic ending passage on the banjo
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