Thank you for the video i kept tryna figure out what minstrel stroke was an by watching people i got my self doing the strike an a half exactly like you showed but now i fully understand whats goin on now. Thank you brother.
Starting to learn banjo, first actual instrument for me. I feel like an uncoordinated baffoon even on the easy stuff, here's hoping I can get my hands to do the right thing at the right time. I also have a fretless, but it sounds strange when I try those basic chords you go through. What tuning are you in?
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Helpful, thank you for your tutorial videos. Much needed.
Outstanding
I’m a clawhammer guy and, to me, the rudiments of striking the strings are the same. Thanks for making this video.
I really appreciate you going through this for us. Great banjo instruction. thank you
I am so happy to see you doing tutorial videos. Thanks!
Thank you for the video i kept tryna figure out what minstrel stroke was an by watching people i got my self doing the strike an a half exactly like you showed but now i fully understand whats goin on now. Thank you brother.
Glad it was helpful
I assume Rice didn't use a remote to get the hand in the right position.
I'd be curious to see where stroke diverges from clawhammer. Everything in this initial intro is identical to beginner clawhammer techniques.
Thanks for the lesson !
Nice! Thanks!
thanks, hard to find the book
It is a free download here
www.timtwiss.com
i just saved the link,wow thanks again
Do you calibrate your hand Everytime with the remote between songs or does it get better with practice
Not any more. It seems to stay
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Awesome
I lost the remote
Just curious about your banjo strings? They sound great! What kind are they and where to buy?
They are www.elderly.com/aquila-7b-minstrel-banjo-set.htm
Thank You!
Thank you, I was wondering the same thing also.
Starting to learn banjo, first actual instrument for me. I feel like an uncoordinated baffoon even on the easy stuff, here's hoping I can get my hands to do the right thing at the right time.
I also have a fretless, but it sounds strange when I try those basic chords you go through.
What tuning are you in?
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I hear banjos were fretless until 1880 or so.So why does a 1858 book show a fretted banjo.Just a slip up? Your opinion.
No, fretless banjos had been around in the 1850's. Note the Ashborn model. The Stroke style was going out of vogue by that time....1880
That early stroke material surely wasn't as good as it is now. Sorry, I can't help myself you know.
I guess it is that it is now.