Brief Summary
This course teaches you the fun and easy Up-Picking style of banjo playing. With no prior musical experience needed, you'll learn to play melodies and chords in a super enjoyable way. Get ready for quick success and lots of fun as you strum along!
Key Points
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Learn the Old-Time Up-Picking banjo style with no experience needed.
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Focus on playing melodies using your index finger and adding chords.
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Perfect for accompanying singing and transitioning to bluegrass styles.
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Includes PDFs, videos, and audio files for practice.
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Step-by-step method ensures quick success and fun!
Learning Outcomes
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Play melodies on the banjo using the Up-Picking technique.
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Add brush chords for a fuller sound while singing.
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Transition smoothly to more advanced bluegrass styles.
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Enjoy a fun and engaging learning experience.
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Practice using helpful PDFs, videos, and audio files.
About This Course
An Easy to Learn Old-Time Style of Banjo Playing call Up-Picking. Quick Success, Quick Fun! No Experience Necessary!
What is Up-Picking style of playing banjo? It is a great old style of banjo playing that plays the melody of the song with the index finger, while adding a brush chord and pluck of the 5th string to the mix. It emphasizes the melody, but is also a great accompiament to singing and an easy start to playing the banjo. It is also a great way to transition into the bluegrass/three-finger style of playing most are familiar with. No note reading or musical experience necessary! All that is needed is an excitement and willingness to learn! Let's get started!
Easy and logical step by step method to learn Old-Time Up-Picking style banjo techniques and songs.
Lectures include everything you need! PDF files, videos, and audio files are included to help you practice!
This course will have you playing banjo in the shortest amount of time and and fun doing it!
Stuart I.
Clear presentation, at a good pace. I have been able to get started with learning how to play the banjo and managed to play a recognisable tune after three to four practice sessions. I particularly like the slowed down instruction. I feel I will have a good foundation to take my learning further after I have completed this course.