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Monday, March 12, 2012
I just had my first lesson yesterday morning and I never knew there was so much I was doing wrong! LOL! Seriously though, I am very glad to have finally begun to work with a teacher and I really am looking forward to continuing on in my banjo education!
To anyone else out there in banjo land who might be trying to learn on their own, you might want (at some point) to think about working with an instructor. In my case, even though I've only had one lesson so far, I have been surprised at how many things I had been doing wrong, (such as improperly fingering the chords, the way I was placing my thumb on, and not under, the neck, etc.)
Deciding to work with a teacher might turn out to be the best decision I ever made!
Take care!
Tom
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Playing Since: 2010
Experience Level: Just Startin'
Interests:
[Jamming] [Socializing]
Occupation: retired postal worker
Gender: Male
Age: 67
My Instruments:
Acoustic guitar
GoodTime openback banjo
Highland bagpipe
Favorite Bands/Musicians:
Alison Kraus & Union Station
Old Crow Medicine Show
Nickel Creek
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Created 8/12/2010
Last Visit 10/13/2019
I have always enjoyed listening to bluegrass music and I have also always wanted to learn how to play acoustic guitar and banjo!
Now I am semi-retired , (retired from my career with the postal service but still working part-time), and I want to learn how to play the banjo.
I am a pure beginner but I have the drive, determination and interest level to learn!
I am also a licensed amateur radio operator and the proud father of four wonderfully talented and fully grown children!
