Beginning Bluegrass Banjo - Lesson 32 - How to play Foggy Mt Breakdown

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  • Опубликовано: 25 сен 2013
  • Learn the first break to this classic banjo tune with close ups and tablature. Tab for this lesson is available at markwardle.net/beginnerbanjo
    You can learn another two breaks in lesson 34!
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Комментарии • 53

  • @corinnemooney7592
    @corinnemooney7592 10 лет назад +13

    I've been wanting to learn this song for a while now and this video helped me overcome the anxiety! It's so simple to follow. Thank you!

  • @jonwaldmiester2222
    @jonwaldmiester2222 4 года назад +6

    Have such a hard time making those iconic hammer ons fit in with the timing when I try to speed it up. God banjos hard. Awesome tutorial. Thank you

  • @spinks31
    @spinks31 10 лет назад +6

    Mark, Thanks for these lessons. They are in excellent format and easy to follow. Anyone prepared to put in the practice cannot fail with your clear instruction. Best lessons I've seen for any instrument. My playing is improving greatly. I really appreciate the effort you put into this site.

  • @mrpzak
    @mrpzak Год назад

    This, in my opinion, is the best kind of "lesson". Play it several times, each time slightly faster. Let me watch you play it. I can't learn from the videos that tell you "now play the fifth string, 2nd fret...". I can read tabs, that doesn't help. THIS helps. Thanks!

  • @chelseahanna5501
    @chelseahanna5501 11 лет назад +2

    Thank You so so so so much for your videos. They have been immensely helpful, and extremely motivating. I love playing my Banjo a little more everyday, and it has helped me find a sense of peace and pride that I haven't achieved in a long while. Your easy to grasp and clear lessons have helped a in a large way with that so thank you!

  • @tripplewhipper
    @tripplewhipper 10 лет назад +1

    Awesome video can't wait to learn this classic

  • @robertschult63
    @robertschult63 10 лет назад +1

    I just find you here and want to say thanks. Great Job, thank you for sharing your talent !

  • @LordFaulkin
    @LordFaulkin 11 лет назад

    Thank You for the videos, please keep them coming!

  • @JoseloGomezEA20101944
    @JoseloGomezEA20101944 11 лет назад +1

    A pleasure to contact you;
    I play banjo two years ago, and as always played piano and guitar, and I run pretty well.
    Your explanation of this topic I think one of the best I found.
    Congratulations and thank you for this.
    From Buenos Aires Argentina, very cordial greetings and I hope to keep in touch, José Luis
    God bless you for what you do.

  • @noahshumaker3342
    @noahshumaker3342 10 лет назад

    This is great keep em coming

  • @TheverywhiteB00M
    @TheverywhiteB00M 10 лет назад

    great tab! Good lesson!

  • @burtleboeuf1429
    @burtleboeuf1429 6 лет назад +1

    hi, new to the banjo, have been practising this tune exclusively from your video and am up to 75% speed. Just need to work on getting those rolls working faster, great vid! thanks

  • @Saintlawrence100
    @Saintlawrence100 9 лет назад

    Wish I could play like this. Great post!! 5 stars!!

  • @2712eddy
    @2712eddy 10 лет назад

    I'm a 'Wardle junkie' come on Mark I need more!

  • @thequietgameband7914
    @thequietgameband7914 8 лет назад

    Excellent vid.

  • @jakebrow1
    @jakebrow1 10 лет назад

    Great video!

  • @loadsamonkeys
    @loadsamonkeys 9 лет назад +2

    Hi Mark, these lessons are great! By far the best videos I've found to start me off on the banjo, switching from guitar. Perfectly sized and melodic enough to keep it interesting while still learning the necessary techniques. Hope you don't mind me making a small constructive criticism - I get the impression that when you play the songs slowly you make the rhythm a lot more metronomic, losing a bit of the phrasing. This likely makes it easier to play along initially but makes it more difficult to get up to proper speed as I don't really have the phrasing right at the slow speed, especially when I'm not familiar with the song. Anyway, keep up the good work and many thanks!

    • @AkidsukiLeader
      @AkidsukiLeader 9 лет назад

      I agree. Vids are great!!! but when trying to speed up it's proves so difficult cuz I practiced on the slow, metronomic version and can't find how he is really playing it when it is up to regular tempo.

  • @OSudik-husky
    @OSudik-husky 6 лет назад

    Super video, Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!🤗

  • @7947872
    @7947872 Год назад

    Thank you.

  • @hudd1e
    @hudd1e 9 лет назад

    Only just found this (grrr) I'll combine it with the 1st part I've already learned then move on to the 2nd part you've just posted.......Thanks!!

  • @mulliedog1
    @mulliedog1 11 лет назад

    Now I just have to get a banjo. Haha. Great tutorials!.

  • @JacobTRex
    @JacobTRex 9 лет назад +2

    I love your videos! They've inspired me to become a banjo player and use my 17th birthday present!

  • @user-ir1fo3zj3p
    @user-ir1fo3zj3p 8 лет назад

    Merci, thank's, un morceau magnifique le plus populaire au USA si ce n'est au monde,
    grâce à foggy mountain le banjo a repris une nouvelle naissance et ne vieillira jamais.
    je m'applique a apprendre ce morceau sans défaut.

  • @garrettwindham1811
    @garrettwindham1811 9 лет назад

    Never played the banjo before 3 months ago. This was one of the first songs I wanted to learn. So glad to at least have this basic version down pretty good. Thanks for these great videos. Do you have anymore videos on DVD for after these beginner videos?

  • @looooooooooking8612
    @looooooooooking8612 10 лет назад

    thanks!

  • @DeadTom949
    @DeadTom949 10 лет назад

    Hey Mark thanks for all your help! I've gone through all your vids 1-32, and it's taken my father than I imagined. Having a great time with the instrument! Now that I've finished your videos (more to come I hope), and recommendations on how to proceed? Any books I might buy? Thanks again!

  • @anthonyrichards2359
    @anthonyrichards2359 8 лет назад +2

    Noticed a slight change in your playing of the piece. In the initial piece (slow) you slide but with the pieces that follow you use a slightly different method to achieve a slide by playing the with the index finger down and releasing and playing the next fret middle finger down on the same string quickly......why this way from the initial play ?

  • @elynn963
    @elynn963 4 года назад

    nice golden cross! ive got a '78 mahogany cross

  • @keithbanther3385
    @keithbanther3385 Год назад

    Foggy mt roll is 2 hammers then an open forward roll

  • @smilingvulture
    @smilingvulture 5 лет назад

    tab printing error?
    last note bar 6 - 11
    1st string should be 2 on second fret for a E minor
    apologies if I'm wrong or other ways to play it

  • @steveyankou4144
    @steveyankou4144 10 лет назад +1

    excellent. slight mistake, I think, in the tab (or in the playing) on measure 9, the + of beat 2 should be on the 3rd string, no?

    • @burtleboeuf1429
      @burtleboeuf1429 6 лет назад

      you're right, its an open G not an open B. Just to confirm for the learners, not worthy to criticise Mr W as I can't play (yet) :-)

  • @graciearaujo23
    @graciearaujo23 10 лет назад

    Really nice... I'm just confused about the rolls... What kind of roll is that? Thanks :)

  • @Isdlysm
    @Isdlysm 6 лет назад

    I can’t seem to get the first part to sound right for some reason. I’m not sure if I’m off a beat or but maybe you can help me out

  • @BigFatCaulk
    @BigFatCaulk 2 года назад

    gonna learn this on guitar fuck it

  • @burtleboeuf1429
    @burtleboeuf1429 6 лет назад

    How mnay BPM is the up to tempo part, in this lesson? Thanks

  • @Calciumchlorid
    @Calciumchlorid 8 лет назад

    Hi Mark ! The banjo you are using, is it very heavy ?
    I got a Fender Concert tone 54 and it is reeeaaally heavy. I am new to this topic
    but can you recommend this one. How is yours ?
    Thank you and by the way, you taught me a lot and you are awesome !
    Regards, Chris

    • @markwardle
      @markwardle  8 лет назад

      +Calciumchlorid All bluegrass banjos are reeaaaly heavy! They have a big bit of (usually) brass in them! The fender should be ok for a beginner.

  • @Isdlysm
    @Isdlysm 6 лет назад

    It just doesn’t play out right but I’m still playing the pattern right

  • @proheadhunter
    @proheadhunter 5 лет назад

    Do you do skype lessons? Your videos are very good and helpful

    • @markwardle
      @markwardle  5 лет назад

      Hi Rick - Glad to hear the videos are helping you. I'm sorry to say that I don't do one on one lessons any more. My time is tied up on other projects. Keep picking away at the video lessons though and you'll get better for sure :-)

  • @andybaldman
    @andybaldman 2 года назад

    Listen at 2x speed

  • @AkidsukiLeader
    @AkidsukiLeader 9 лет назад

    markwardle Is he skipping notes when playing fast or is he just playing that fast? It doesn't sound exactly the same, it sounds as if you are shaving off notes with speed. Is that true? I'm trying to pick up my tempo but I find it hard to do when it sounds quite different when played slowly.

    • @markwardle
      @markwardle  9 лет назад

      Canyon Lione - nope - no skipping of notes - it's just that they run into each other more at the higher speed, so this sounds a little different.

    • @AkidsukiLeader
      @AkidsukiLeader 9 лет назад

      markwardle Hrmm. Okay.

  • @cristianrueda2055
    @cristianrueda2055 9 лет назад +2

    I'm not fast enough...
    What can i do??

    • @markwardle
      @markwardle  8 лет назад

      +Sergio gomez Keep playing for a few years! But seriously - don't try for speed too much. Much better to strive for accuracy (ie no mistakes) than to speed up too much and start to fumble. Speed will come with time and accuracy!

    • @cristianrueda2055
      @cristianrueda2055 8 лет назад

      thank you jajaja I will.

    • @MrKurtisp23
      @MrKurtisp23 8 лет назад +1

      This was 9 months ago so I assume you are probably a good bit faster now! But, maybe try out Cripple Creek! It's a bit easier for me to play that one at speed!

    • @cristianrueda2055
      @cristianrueda2055 8 лет назад +1

      Kurtis Parker thank you I appreciate but... i do not have a banjo... my nephews broke the banjo

  • @monsterzero1965
    @monsterzero1965 3 года назад

    Tabs dont match your notes occasionally