Banjo by Ear: Box Set 1

The Banjo by Ear Series

By: Bill Brown

Narrated by: Bill Brown

This Banjo by Ear bundle is designed for the beginner banjo player who wants to learn the standard bluegrass tunes while progressing in proficiency. Here you will find song lessons at a beginner level as well as those at an intermediate level that will take the student into alternate tunings and positions up the neck. Included in this bundle is the lesson “Banjo Basics", designed to bring the absolute beginner up to speed on banjo terminology and techniques. At the other end of the spectrum is the lesson “Rhythms and Changes", which builds the student’s knowledge of moveable chord shapes, tonal chords, and accompanying rhythm patterns.

Lessons include:

• "Banjo Basics"
• “Rhythms and Changes”
• “Amazing Grace”
• “American Pie” Accompaniment
• “Ashokan Farewell”
• “Blackberry Blossom”
• “Bury Me Beneath the Willow”
• “Cumberland Gap”
• “Dixie Hoedown”
• “Eastbound and Down”
• “Home Sweet Home”
• “I Saw the Light”
• “Jingle Bells”
• “Kentucky Mandolin”
• “Little Darling Pal of Mine”
• “Mountain Dew”
• “Mrs. Robinson” Accompaniment
• “Oh, Susanna!”
• “Old Dangerfield”
• “Old Joe Clark”
• “Pike County Breakdown”
• “Red Rubber Ball” Accompaniment
• “Redwing”
• “The Star Spangled Banner”
• “The Ballad of Jed Clampett” (Earl Scruggs)
• “The Banks of the Ohio”
• “This Land Is Your Land”
• “Train 45”
• “Wabash Cannonball”
• “When the Saints Go Marching In”
• “Whiskey Before Breakfast”
• “Wild and Restless Foam”
• “Wreck of the Old 97”

PLEASE NOTE: When you purchase this title, the accompanying PDF will be available in your Audible Library along with the audio.

©2021 Bill Brown Jr. (P)2021 Valdosta Music and Publishing

Where is the pdf?

Good info but can't find the pdf that was supposed to be included. Will update review after I finish all of the lessons and/or if I get the pdf.

Blood & Sweat

I 100% recommend this book to anyone who is interested in playing the banjo. It’s possible some could find it too fast, or others too redundant, but by playing along with EVERYTHING, you just tighten up your playing so well. If it’s too fast, slow down the playback speed. If it’s too slow, skip ahead to other lessons. This is a serious wealth of banjo knowledge and my only complaint is it was priced too low, this author deserves to live like a king for creating this book. Thank you, sir!