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Hal Leonard Banjo Method Book 2. Newly updated and revised, this easy-to-use beginner’s guide is a continuation of the banjo basics and techniques taught in Book 1. The material in Book 2 not only reinforces and strengthens Book 1 instruction, but also features many new songs, techniques and rolls to learn and play. Covers: right-hand rolls and patterns; playing back-up; melodic style banjo; fiddle tunes & reels; solos and licks; new hammers, pulls and slides; banjo chimes; scales & modes; using a capo; and more!
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Hal Leonard Banjo Method Book 2. Newly updated and revised, this easy-to-use beginner’s guide is a continuation of the banjo basics and techniques taught in Book 1. The material in Book 2 not only reinforces and strengthens Book 1 instruction, but also features many new songs, techniques and rolls to learn and play. Covers: right-hand rolls and patterns; playing back-up; melodic style banjo; fiddle tunes & reels; solos and licks; new hammers, pulls and slides; banjo chimes; scales & modes; using a capo; and more!
- Bill Cheatham
- Bury Me Under The Weeping Willow
- Cotton Eyed Joe
- The Crawdad Song
- Cuckoo
- Cumberland Gap
- Devil’s Dream
- Do Lord
- Down The Road
- Eighth Of January
- Frog Went A-Courtin’
- Girl I Left Behind Me
- Grandfather’s Clock
- Hard, Ain’t It Hard
- I’m Sitting On Top Of The World
- In The Pines
- Jesse James
- John Hardy Was A Desperate Little Man
- John Henry
- Little Beggarman, The
- Little Maggie
- Lonesome Valley
- Make Me A Pallet On The Floor
- Mama Don’t Low
- Mrs. Mccloud’s Reel
- New River Train
- Oh! Susanna
- Old Dan Tucker
- Old Joe Clark
- Railroad Bill
- Sailors Hornpipe
- Skip To My Lou
- Sweet Sunny South
- Way Down Town
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| Weight | 0.9 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 12 × 9 × 1 cm |
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Hal Leonard
The company Hal Leonard was founded in 1947, after the Hal Leonard Band broke up. At the time, Ev started a music store using the Hal Leonard name while Roger and Harold were both directing award-winning high school bands in Winona. In those days, most school bands played serious classical literature, but Harold and Roger had the unique ability because of their professional experience to arrange popular music for school bands.
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