tablature for banjo home sweet home d tuning

TABLATURE FOR BANJO HOME SWEET HOME D TUNING SERIES

Part 2: Moving from the key of G to D, using Nine Pound Hammer as an example.From the January/February 2021 issue of Acoustic Guitar | By Alan BarnoskyĮarl Scruggs single-handedly popularized the sound of the banjo as we know it. Part 1: Chord Progression in the key of G, using Nine Pound Hammer as an example. Using a drum machine and feeling the vibe with the help of an original reggea outfit. Reggea Techniques Part 1: Using The Police song Roxanne as an example, we explore (example song Last Train To Clarksville), and barred chord bends. Part 3: Suspended half-step bends using the 'F' (#1) and 'D' (#2) chord shape formations Part 2: D Major Pedal Steel guitar bend, using the 'F' (#1) chord shape formation. Part 1: G Major 6th Pedal Steel guitar bend using the 'D' (#2) chord shape formation. Part 2: Looking at stylistic ideas for triplets. Part 1: Establishing the basic idea of the triplet. Playing behind the guitar, last solo, and ending.Ĭounting in time, playing rolls, licks, etc with the metronome. Part 2: Backup - Supporting the other members as they are playing Part 1: Introduction - The kick-off and fills before the vocalist sings. 'Formating' or 'Job' of the Banjo throughout a Tune: Part 2: Adding rolls and ornaments to the melody line Part 1: Identifying melody and chord structure Tremelo Part 4: Using Amazing Grace as an example tune. Tremelo Part 3: Adding some other chord extension ideas to the patterns. Tremelo Part 2: Adding some suspended ideas to the pattern Tremelo Part 1: Looking at playing slower tempo material with tremelo. Part 2Ī few classic Scruggs style intros/kick-offs Part 1īeginning the study of the 3 chord shapes. Scruggs style blues,working out of the barre position.įinishing up the basic ideas for bluesy Scruggs.īeginning the study of the 3 chord shapes.

TABLATURE FOR BANJO HOME SWEET HOME D TUNING SERIES

Part 2īeginning a series on Blues and Scruggs style.Ĭontinuing in the blues ideas in Scruggs style.JD LicksĪdding some single string movement to the position/shape. Using the backup ideas in the context of a tune. Working on common variations for the two finger backup pattern.Ĭoncluding the vids for basic and essential Scruggs backup licks Scruggs backup ideas continued.moving from the '2' shape into the '3'. Scruggs backup ideas- the 'boogie Woogie' idea.Īdding to the 'boogie' idea and moving into shape '2' for ideas. Vamping Part 2.Īdding a couple new 'twists' to the Vamp patterns. Here's an overview of Basic Vamping.Ĭontinuing in the backup videos. Starting the 'D' licks and fill ideas for Scruggs, in the low positions.įinishing up the basic Scrugggs low pos 'D' series.īeginning a series on foundational Scruggs backup ideas. Playing in The Key of D - Part 2 Adding Rolls and Pinches The next vid in the low pos Scruggs ideas for 'C'.Ĭoncluding the Low pos C fill/Lick ideas for Scruggs style. More on low position Scruggs 'C' fills and ideas. Starting the 'C' low position Scruggs foundation. More on the Low pos 'G' ideas/licks in Scruggs style.Ĭontinuing in Scruggs low pos 'G' foundation licks/fills. Here's some essential rolling vocabulary ideas.Ĭontinuing in the Scruggs 'foundational' low pos licks and fills. Here's the first video for the LOTW dealing with Scruggs low pos licks/ideas. Making single string licks in and around the D pos.Īdding chromatic intervals to make licks in the D pos area. Mixing chromatic intervals with the scale tones to make licks. Using Chromatic notes mixed with the G scaleĪdding chromatic to the C maj scale in frets 1-5.Ĭontinuing the Cmaj single string primer. Putting the scale to work and adding blues notes to create some lick ideas. We'll use the G scale for the introduction.Ĭontinuing with the single string primer. Using the scale in a fidlle tune setting-Whiskey Before BreakfastĪn introduction to single string style.a 'primer', if you will. Two note D maj scale and suing the pathways covered to play St Anne's ReelĮnding the D melodic series with some 4 note ideas

Very common melodic lick in B flat pentatonic (G blues) scale *.

G major 16th note (2 note) melodic scale pathway *.

A prevalent melodic idea with chromatic intervals *.

* Redo video with higher image definition and better audio.

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Tablature for banjo home sweet home d tuning