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all those that like to play plectrum banjos

51 Members, Created 11/1/2012 -

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Charles McNeil Plectrum Method On Line

In case you didn't know, a while back BHO member, Joel Hooks did some research and found The Charles McNeil Plectrum Method Book available here:... Read More
From Omeboy 7 years ago
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History of the Plectrum and Tenor Banjos

Hey Gang . . . I just added an extensive blurb to my "Learning The Plectrum" blog that covers the history of the plectrum and tenor banjos, in case you might like to read it. ... Read More
From Omeboy 9 years ago
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More Duo-Style (for the D string melody lead)

I just posted another duo-style subject for using that technique with a D string melody lead note. This is just the opposite of the "Bells Of St. Mary's" Bechtel duo-style... Read More
From Omeboy 9 years ago
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Duo Style Exercise "Bells of St. Marys" plus Buffalo Gals (duo-style)

Today I posted the following on my BHO web page: Duo Style Exercise "Bells of St. Marys" based on P. Bechtel's version plus Buffalo Gals (duo style for Plectrum) Well if... Read More
From Omeboy 9 years ago
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UPDATED: Basic Duo-style exercise for Plectrum

For those of you exploring the plectrum, I just added a basic duo-style exercise to help you begin to get the feel for duo-style. It's pretty self explanatory using two beats to execute an... Read More
From Omeboy 9 years ago
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MP3: Blues My Naughty Sweetie Gives To Me - Plectrum Banjo
Linked by Bruce Miner 13 years ago: Hello fellow Plectrum friends. Happy New Year to all of you. Finally had some rain and a change to stay inside to do some playing. Just wanted to share one of my old favorites. Best Regards, Bruce

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