Tunefox
The Clever Way to Learn & Practice Bluegrass Music
Don't sacrifice steady beat and smooth playing for speed. If you are playing fast and it becomes sloppy then stop and slow it down. Get the notes right at whatever speed you need to. Build up muscle memory by playing correctly and cleanly. Speed will come in time.
The licks show some alternate fingerings. Learning these can help you expand your knowledge of the fretboard and the melodic style. Study the banjo tablature and practice listening along with playing to memorize the main scale and the alternate fingerings. It's the building blocks for melodies. It will help you learn new tunes quickly and give you the tools to create licks and even songs of your own.
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