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Learn To Play Bluegrass Banjo, Lesson 3 DVD
Learn To Play Bluegrass Banjo, Lesson 3 DVD
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Builds on the material covered in Lessons 1 and 2. Learn some common left hand techniques and add them to your songs. Learn three common left hand techniques -hammer ons, pull offs and slides - and how to incorporate them into your right hand patterns. Learn valuable drills for coordinating movements of the left and right hands. Learn how to add these left hand techniques to the roll arrangements we learned in Lesson 2. Also includes the tab reading and string changing chapters from Lesson 1. Now Available:
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