Gospel Songs for Banjo Made Easy Book/CD Set
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| Rating | : | 4.66 (664 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0786638095 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 32 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-09-28 |
| Language | : | English |
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Gospel Banjo Cindy This book and cd set has added a lot to my son's banjo playing. He says it's easy to follow and just what he wanted.. Helpful but needs lyrics emd5542 The book/cd set is excellent but I've found playing is best facilitated when lyrics accompany the tabs. I will use it.. Five Stars Bonnie McGrady love the songs and the method used for teaching.
He was just released on a compilation CD called Ultimate Banjo that included banjo legends, Earl Scruggs and Sonny Osborne. Ross's CD Blazing the West has won many awards including being named by Country Music Television as one of the top ten CDs to pick up in 2003. He has listened to his students, seen
Ross has just completed a new CD called Let's Kick Some Ass that features hard driving traditional Bluegrass Banjo with Ross's own personal touch recorded with members of the well known bluegrass unit Blue Highway. In addition to his performances, Ross has been teaching the banjo through private lessons, group workshops, and has produced a wide variety of Books, CDs and DVDs as a result. . About the Author Ross Nickerson has been performing professionally on a national and international level for many years. Along with being a Mel Bay author, Ross Nickerson has recorded with some of the
This should give you a significant head start by having the most challenging spots pointed out to you before you even get started. Gospel Songs for Banjo Made Easy is a collection of gospel favorites arranged for bluegrass 5-string banjo. Chord charts for each song are also provided to give instruction on how to play through the songs using only the chords Ross also writes out tips and suggestions for each song, which is not normally seen in song books. In Gospel Songs for Banjo Made Easy. The arrangements stay true to the classic three-finger