Clawhammer – embellishments – don’t miss this one!
Good concepts here to make you think about your embellishments.
Deep Practice Session With Tips – Clawhammer Banjo
Here’s a helpful lesson on practice tips.
Do you want to sing? Clawhammer banjo lesson
Most people enjoy singing along with playing their banjo. But - most people also have trouble beginning to try to do so. Here are some tips and techniques to get you going.
Double & Drop Thumbing In-Depth Banjo
An in-depth video on double and drop thumbing techniques.
Double C – Chords – Banjo (1,4,5)
Here is a quick lesson on our 1,4,5 chords in Double C tuning! Downloadable tab sheet
Double C & a fun exercise – Clawhammer
Here’s a fun exercise using your Double C chords. It’s a mini-song. With tabs and tef file.
Double Thumb Mechanics – Clawhammer *Tef added
This is a great lesson to get you understanding the lovely double thumbing technique. Tabs and practice tracks.
Drilling Banjo – what it is and why you need it!
This is something I use a lot. I think you will as well.
Ear Training – walk through method
A supplemental lesson for your ear training.
Ear Training #1 Banjo
Here we begin with a nursery rhyme. Ear training is very important.
Ear Training #2 Banjo
Here is the next installment of my ear training. Please take the time to do this.
Embellishing a simple melody – Clawhammer Banjo
Good stuff right here folks!
Even More Drop Thumbing Banjo
Practice patterns for drop thumbing. .
Fingernails, Picks, Mutes, Capo’s and more banjo
How to deal with all these things!
Full Practice Session Walk Through
Here is a video on How To Practice. I take you through what I give students.
G Major Pentatonic scale FUN with tabs!
Why are scales boring? Because of your teacher, you can make them fun. See how inside.
G, C, D7 Chord Transitions extras
Chord transitions with added notes!
G, C, & D7 Chord Transitions Banjo
Here I take you through some easy chord change techniques.
Go Fast – 2 methods to improve your speed on banjo
Here are 2 methods to GO FASTER!
Go Slow – why to do it and how to do it! Banjo
Here’s why going slow is important and how to do it.