The Ultimate Plectrum Banjo Player's Guide, Compact Disc Companion to Vol.1 & Vol.2 (Set of 2)
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| Rating | : | 4.21 (843 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0967361109 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 419 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2018-01-15 |
| Language | : | English |
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She began to take lessons from Dave Frey and inquired about where to get thorough plectrum banjo instruction manuals. The band includes Tom Barnebey on cornet and Robert Young on bass saxophone. Sue's desire to play the tune "Waiting For The Robert E. In 1975, he founded the Southtown Strummers with Bill Houston also on banjo, Greg Stevens on piano, Phil Anderson on banjo and string bass, and Jim Brennan on tuba. Dave recorded with
Obviously, this one is useful for learning the tunes with which you might not be familiar. While this makes them less "entertaining", the timing of every single note in every single song and exercise is absolutely perfect -- something quite valuable for banjo players (or any musician) of all skill levels. No more omitting beats or adding extra beats that cause you to be out of synch with the other players! The CD's are computer generated, rather than studio recordings of a band. CD DESCRIPTION The 1st CD contains play-along exercises from Volume 1, so that as you are learning a particular technique you hear what it should sound like and learn the correct rhythms. (This is the area in which I often need extra work on a tune.) You can hear and practice exactly how the notes and beats are spaced. The 2nd CD contains each of the songs in Volume 2. However, even for the tunes you already know, it is particularly valuable as a means of perfecting the timing of the tunes. The Plectrum Guide / CD combination makes an ideal learning tool.. It is essential for a beginning banjo player and highly useful for intermediate to advanced players
A necessary companion to the greatest plectrum book. If you are like me, living in the middle of plectrum nowhere, you only have a vague idea of how a plectrum banjo should sound. We've heard a lot of Bluegrass, as well tenor banjos tucked away in the background of a Dixieland band, and maybe some Harry Reser or Eddie Peabody virtuoso recordings. Just enough to whet our appetite for the greater range and melody breaks possible on a plectrum banjo.The typical sound of a A necessary companion to the greatest plectrum book. Howard Clark If you are like me, living in the middle of plectrum nowhere, you only have a vague idea of how a plectrum banjo should sound. We've heard a lot of Bluegrass, as well tenor banjos tucked away in the background of a Dixieland band, and maybe some Harry Reser or Eddie Peabody virtuoso recordings. Just enough to whet our appetite for the greater range and melody breaks possible on a plectrum banjo.The typical sound of a 4-string ringing away is a difficult sound to get out of a banjo, however, and . -string ringing away is a difficult sound to get out of a banjo, however, and . Finally, somebody does Plectrum! :-) I was waiting for this book to come out for the last ten years and I didn't even know it! It is very complete and well organized. The two volume arrangement works quite well. The first volume consists of lessons and techniques. The second volume is filled with songs and sheet music showing you every single note and chord position! What usually slows me down is not knowing a good transition chord fingering but Dave and Susanne solve that by listing every single note for every song. Wow just like . A Customer said Finally a banjo players banjo book!. I'm not a bad banjo player,but i'm not a good one either! As plectrum banjo books go I have had them all, but this is by far theee most clear and well written banjo instruction book ever presented. I know this book will help anyone improve their banjo ability and musical knowledge,because it sure has helped me.
Many thanks!" -- Author/Teacher Jim Riley, Personal Testimonial. "A complete instructional format that is guaranteed to improve your playing, no matter what your current playing level." -- Buddy Wachter, Personal Testimonial"I will use them with my plectrum banjo students, and strongly urge them to obtain their copies