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STEP 1: Watch the video to learn the bite-sized piece of music
STEP 2: Click the “PLAY” tab below the video to play along with Tony until you can do it on your own.
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Responses
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not going to lie, not a big fan, but I’ll keep trying if it helps in the long run.
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This way too fast for me. There’s a reason I don’t own a banjo. I feel like I’ve missed something in my progression and the course has skipped way ahead of my ability. I will trust the process and keep trying but it’s getting a little frustrating feeling in over my head all the time.
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I got through it; it’s much simpler to play than I thought. I may have to learn more banjo!
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Helps to keep the ring finger on the D string all the time.
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Very relaxing Tone, only successful at 0.5 x speed but very satisfying, marked as a favorite to come back to, How do you get the Dunlop finger picks from digging into your finger? I know proctice!
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Finally caught a groove on this lesson. I struggled with the previous lessons in this module.
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great 5 day routine
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very interesting sound going to have to work on this one
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nice….
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This was a good first step towards walking between chords….I’ve been interested in learning how to do that.
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I like that one
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Cane we actually transfer what we learn to the banjo
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sounds really pretty
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not going to lie, not a big fan, but I’ll keep trying if it helps in the long run.
This way too fast for me. There’s a reason I don’t own a banjo. I feel like I’ve missed something in my progression and the course has skipped way ahead of my ability. I will trust the process and keep trying but it’s getting a little frustrating feeling in over my head all the time.
I got through it; it’s much simpler to play than I thought. I may have to learn more banjo!
Helps to keep the ring finger on the D string all the time.
Very relaxing Tone, only successful at 0.5 x speed but very satisfying, marked as a favorite to come back to, How do you get the Dunlop finger picks from digging into your finger? I know proctice!
Finally caught a groove on this lesson. I struggled with the previous lessons in this module.
great 5 day routine
very interesting sound going to have to work on this one
nice….
This was a good first step towards walking between chords….I’ve been interested in learning how to do that.
I like that one
Cane we actually transfer what we learn to the banjo
sounds really pretty