Learn this traditional bluegrass song on the banjo.

Learn how play using minor shapes on your banjo. Here we will discuss minor shapes for chords.

This is an important song to learn since it utilizes a popular right hand pattern - Foggy Mountain Breakdown.

Here we will learn to fancy up our banjo playing with some tag licks.

Learn how to play Old Joe Clark on the banjo. This tune is an old fiddle tune and a mainstay of the banjo.

To get a good "chop" on your banjo, you have to learn to vamp the strings, as opposed to just lifting them. Here you'll see how!

We've learned some open chords, and now it is time for some closed chords on the banjo! There are three basic chord shapes for you to practice.

This next tune is a great opportunity to practice your forward rolls - Fire-Ball Males.

This next tune has a very special melody - Down the Road. Learn how you can play it.

Learn how to properly perform transitions when playing the banjo. Learn how to hit those open strings!

Here we will learn a few variations on the great Cumberland Gab tune - add some fun to your playing!

Master another great left hand technique for playing the banjo - the pull off.

Here we will learn some new rolls, which are very important for the banjo. One of the most important rolls on the banjo is a forwards learn, which you will now see.

Learn another left hand technique for the banjo - the hammer on, where you pluck the string and then hammer on it with your finger.

Learn this fun tune for the banjo - Cripple Creek. We will begin with the second and easier part.

Learn a new left hand technique for the banjo - the slide.

This song has an arrangement that will help you work on your timing - Liza Jane.

Are you ready for our next song? Get your banjo and let's play the Worried Man Blues!

Use the notes you have learned in order to get familiar with larger scales on your banjo.

Get ready to learn your first song on the banjo - Pile 'em Cabbage Down,a pretty simple and fun tune to start with.