In this audio banjo lesson we’ll discuss how to play a specific poweful dynamic banjo ending. This ending is used many many times in bluegrass songs. It’s probably the most standard of all.

There is a trick to playing it and that is you need to focus on volume changes and speed changes throughout the ending. I’ll discuss this more in the audio lesson. Check it out!

Ok here’s the fast part. In this vid we’ll walk you through how to transition from the dueling part to the up-speed banjo solo! Enjoy!

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You’ve been asking for it so here it is! This is part 1 to Dueling banjos. I go completely through how to play this great tune. Click the video to get started.

This is a more advanced lesson but basic enough that a beginner will learn a lot from it.

How to play Blackberry Blossom on the Banjo.

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Learn how to play Worried Man Blues on the banjo. This little tune will walk you through the G, C, and D chord. It’s a great song to learn some of the very basic licks.

For our beginner version we will only use the forward/reverse roll.

Enjoy!

Ryan

Ok, here’s my version of Pike County Breakdown. It’s a bit different than the original. I think you’ll like it. Mainly I have added one of my favorite endings into the lesson.

You can use this ending in a lot of different tunes. It’s a great one to learn. Have fun!

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Part 2! Here’s the “B” part of Shucking the Corn on the Banjo.

Shucking the Corn is one of my favorite banjo songs and always will be. I hope you enjoy my version of the B part. Don’t forget to send me a video or two of you playing some tunes for a video critique.

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Morning’ everyone. This video covers some D chord riffs along with one of my favorite little licks.

By the way, if you feel stuck or are having troubles getting started don’t forget to email me. I’ll help you. We can do a little skype lesson or something, but I’m here to help you learn the banjo.

Thanks,

Ryan

Ok, this lesson is a bit different. I’m going to play through Cripple Creek once on the banjo and then play through once on the guitar. This will give you the opportunity to hear yourself play this tune with a guitar.

If you’ve been a little nervous about going out to your first jam then you will gain a lot from this video. Try it a few times and let me know what you think. Try it with headphones on and without. It might make a big difference.

Hello, if you’ve recorded a banjo tune and would like to have it featured right here on banjoexpert.com then send send me an email at [email protected].

I’m would like to add some of our students picking to the site this year. I would be great to hear what songs your working on and how you and your band are sounding.

Send us a recording and we’ll air it on the podcast!

Thanks,

Ryan