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Time to try out some basic Scruggs style banjo! Check out the banjo tab. Do you notice any patterns? Forward rolls are used repeatedly throughout this arrangement. This serves as a nice bridge from the basic melody to a more full and typical banjo sound by using one of the key elements of Scruggs style banjo playing: roll patterns. If you don't have most of your basic rolls memorized, take this as a sign and gentle reminder that they are important, and worth learning. dive into the Beginner Banjo 101 collection to start learning some basic rolls and Scruggs Style techniques
There are suggested fingerings for your fret hand above the tablature. These are not the only way to play this. There are almost always options. If you find another alternative that is easier for your hands, or you find to be more efficient, then use that.
If any of the two note chords, which are known as "double stops", are troublesome then you can just play one of the chord notes. When the chords are being played the first string notes are the melody. Stick with those when trying to play the whole song. Practice the chords separately and include those when you develop your facility.
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