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20 reviewsBecause of the number of detailed pieces of music in this book, the e-book version is best viewed on a larger screen kindle, tablet or computer.
How To Play Banjo – A Complete Guide for Absolute Beginners is the perfect introduction to the banjo, and ideal for the absolute beginner getting started with their first instrument. With absolutely no musical knowledge required, this simple yet comprehensive guide is perfect for beginners of all ages.
*Easy to follow instructions and illustrations
*Simple exercises to follow and practice
*Learn at your own pace
*Fun and easy chords, songs and classic banjo tunes to play
*Learn how to read and understand banjo tablature
*Tons of playing tips and techniques
*Simply follow the tips and lessons in the book and you’ll be playing banjo in no time!
Ben Parker is an established professional musician, songwriter and producer with over 10 years of musical teaching experience. His bestselling series of music tuition books for adults and children include Banjo, Ukulele, Guitar, Harmonica, Piano and Keyboard.
He also tutors actors for fi lm and television — his credits include The John Lennon biopic ‘Nowhere Boy’, Robert Pattinson drama ‘Bel Ami’ and hit television show ‘Skins’. He also fronts his own band Chains, and develops young artists for major record labels.
