Where to now?

Learn three chords in the next lesson series!

We've talked in depth about right hand technique and how to practice your roll patterns. Now it's time to bring in the left hand and play some chords! The great thing about banjo is that you can play a song without knowing much theory or technique at all. In the next learning path you'll learn how to play G, C, and D chords and how to combine them with roll patterns to create your first song!

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  Learning Path

  G, C, and D7 - Banjo Chords for Beginners

  We've spoken in depth about the right-hand technique and the practice of your roll patterns. Now, it's time to involve the left hand...

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  Learning Path

  The Pinch and Slurs on the Banjo

  Now that you've learned your roll patterns, lets dive into some different sounds. Other than the pinch, the slurs are all fret hand ...

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  Learning Path

  How to Play Cripple Creek

  This learning path is your guide to mastering the iconic banjo tune "Cripple Creek." Designed for banjo enthusiasts eager to enhance...

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  Song

  Scruggs Style

  • Difficulty
    
  • Key
    G
  • Tuning
    gDGBD

  This version of the Cripple Creek is designed to teach you how to play slides, hammer-ons, and pull-offs. Take each one slow at fir...

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