First Lessons on Banjo is an ultra-easy instruction manual for beginning five-string Banjo played in the three finger style in G tuning. It can be used by those with no previous experience with the Banjo or music of any sort.It is so basic it can be used even by small children. The book features very detailed descriptions of even the most basic aspects such as wearing the picks properly the correct picking motion and noting the strings properly.These are aspects that are so basic most manuals skip over them. There are many detailed photos several from the player's point of view not from in front of the Banjo.First Lessons on Banjo covers themost basic rolls the Alternating Thumb Roll and two Forward Rolls the three basic chords plus the relative minor chord. All musical examples are presented in tablature with the melody notes in boldface type so the student knowswhich notes to emphasize.All arrangements include lyrics which is very important to the novice who is trying to train the ear to hear the melody among the fill notes. Several tips and suggestions about the proper mentalapproach are included that will lead to playing by ear and arranging at an earlier stage in the student's development. There are also suggestions about developing the proper mental approach and about speed reading of tablature.These suggestions are not found in any other Banjo instruction book. The 'finale' arrangement is Cripple Creek a popular Banjo standard that when mastered should give the novice a great sense ofaccomplishment.The accompanying audio download includes all tabbed examples with the rhythm instruments and lead Banjo in separate channels. The songs are played at three tempos the first tempo VERY slow then a mediumtempo version and finally at performing speed with Guitar Mandolin and Bass accompaniment. The up- tempo accompanied versions are all together at the end of the recording so the final tracks can be used as a listening recording.

Par HATFLIELD JACK. Premières leçons au Banjo est un manuel d\'instruction ultra-easy pour compter cinq cordes banjo a joué dans le style de trois doigts en g tuning. Il peut être utilisé par ceux n\'ayant aucune expérience antérieure avec le banjo ou de la musique de toute sorte. Il est si fondamentaux, qu\'il peut être utilisé même par les petits enfants. Le livre présente une description très détaillée des aspects les plus fondamentaux tels que portaient les pics correctement, la requête de cueillette correctes et notant les chaînes correctement. Il s\'agit d\'aspects que sont donc les manuels la plupart base sauter dessus. Il existe de nombreuses photos détaillées, plusieurs du joueur point de vue, pas de banjo. Premières leçons au Banjo couvre les rouleaux plus élémentaires, le rouleau de pouce en alternance et deux Forward rouleaux, plus les trois accords de base plus la corde mineure relative. Tous les exemples musicaux sont présentés dans la tablature, avec les notes de la mélodie en caractères gras pour l\'étudiant sache qui notes à souligner. Tous les arrangements incluent les paroles, qui est très important pour les débutants qui sont tr... / Niveau : Débutant / Acoustic Music - Methods / Tablatures / Banjo Tablatures à 5 Cordes

Par DAVIS JANET. This is a handy reference manual for five-string banjo players who are interested in the three-finger style of playing. Designed to give a quick explanation of the proper or most common method for playing the banjo in various situations. Sections include Banjo Set Up, Playing Basics, Chords, 3-Finger Picking, Up the Neck, The Melodic Style, Back-Up, Song Endings, and Playing in Any Key. In tablature. The companion CD is a stereo, play-along recording. / Niveau : Débutant à Intermédiaire / Bluegrass - Technic / Tablatures / Banjo Tablatures à 5 Cordes

Pete Seeger. Le Manuel de base pour les joueurs de banjo, avec accompagnement de ligne, des paroles et banjo mélodie et solos codés sous forme standard et de la tablature. / Banjo / 72 pages / Partition

Two dozen classics arranged especially for banjo in notes and tab: Away in a Manger · Carol of the Bells · Deck the Hall · Good King Wenceslas · Hark! The Herald Angels Sing · Jingle Bells · O Christmas Tree · O Holy Night · Silent Night · We Wish You a Merry Christmas · and more. Includes a banjo notation legend. / Banjo