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InstructionBanjo
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Bob Carlin - Fiddle Tunes for Clawhammer Banjoby Bob CarlinRenowned instructor and Grammy nominee Bob Carlin is one of the best-known banjoists performing today. This book, an update of his 1983 classic with
the welcome addition of a CD, teaches readers how to play 32 best-loved pieces from his first two solo recordings: Fiddle Tunes for Clawhammer Banjo and Where Did You Get That Hat? Includes fantastic photos from throughout Bob’s career. |
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Classical Banjo40 Classical Works Arranged for the 5-String Banjoby Kyle R. Datesman40 works from the Renaissance and Elizabethan period presented in chordal and a more linear manner. Includes an informative introduction about the origins of the music and playing style. |
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Clawhammer Style BanjoA Complete Guide for Beginning and Advanced Banjo Playersby Ken PerlmanThis handbook covers basic right & left-hand positions, simple chords, and fundamental clawhammer techniques: the brush, the "bumm-titty" strum, pull-offs, and slides. There is also instruction on more complicated picking, double thumbing, quick slides, fretted pull-offs, harmonics, improvisation, and more. Includes over 40 fun-to-play banjo tunes. |
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Dual arrangements for the 5-String BanjoFrailing/Clawhammer and 3- Finger Scruggs Styleby Dick Sheridan This collection features 18 essential songs ideal for “dueling” banjos, each playing the song in a different style. The songs are arranged in tablature with online audio for bluegrass, old-timey and folk styles using standard rolls and multiple tunings. Songs include: Cripple Creek – Cotton-Eyed Joe - Distant Thunder – Groundhog – Old Joe Clark – Skip to My Lou – Tom Dooley – Will the Circle Be Unbroken – and more. |
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Forty Gospel Greats for Banjoby Eddie CollinsWhen you hear the term “Gospel Banjo,” many assume we are talking about tunes you hear at every bluegrass festival-tunes in the Southern Gospel tradition. While these definitely make for good banjo fare, Eddie sought to cover new ground, of the 40 popular songs included, nearly 20 of them have not been previously arranged for banjo, plus lyrics have been placed below each melody note to give the player a sense of when to stress notes in order to bring out the melody above the fill-notes of the rolls. Each song is played on the enclosed CD. These 40 Gospel Greats for Banjo are both enjoyable and inspirational. |
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