BASIC BANJO CHORDS // Beginner 5-String Banjo Lesson

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Title	:	BASIC BANJO CHORDS // Beginner 5-String Banjo Lesson
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Very good instructionthanks for posting
Comment from : @stevenburton7922

Exceptionally awesome lesson Eli Thanks
Comment from : @audrybella6405

The best banjo beginner chords tutorial on YouTube for me
Comment from : @peteshour768

Great information! Well presented, and explained I'm interested in creating my own chord diagrams, like those you displayed in the video Can I ask if there is a program, app that you use to create the diagrams?
Comment from : @colincannings7946

Great way of explaining! Ty❤!
Comment from : @MonicaStephens-o8q

I have been getting so discouraged by YouTube banjo lessons This one is the best one I have found Presentation and explanation are perfect for this banjo beginner Thank you!
Comment from : @josephsepulveda8819

I like the way you presented yourself and the way you teachbrI have purchasedbra banjo for the first time, and I'm 71 years oldbrI plan on learning it as well as the other 4 instruments that I can playThank you for your helpbrI will subscribe
Comment from : @josephkerkau2520

Eli Thank you for this, and that 30 days of Banjo course you have is just fantastic! Can't thank you enough! 🪕🪕🎵🎵
Comment from : @jaydub5728

Found your style very interesting and relaxed way to practice
Comment from : @tomwalker7373

This video has been really helpful I’m watching it over again and again Saved to faves
Comment from : @stockholm1752

Well I can't hit any of them 😢
Comment from : @CoachJeff-i6u

This is so wonderfully educational thank you!
Comment from : @goofoffbert

You are an awesome teacher
Comment from : @FullMoon7

Liked and Subscribed! For Uber basics, this is the video Work 30 mins -1 hour and your confidence will skyrocket I was intimidated before, but now I believe I can do it with a little practice
Comment from : @roymintonX3

I just bought my 1st banjo
Comment from : @vocalzbyjamelle6241

I especially like the C chord Anything that starts with the middle finger is for me😁😇
Comment from : @generalbarry

Thank you Sir, this was very helpful!
Comment from : @FirearmsofAmerica

Well I don't have the money to get your Paterion I am on Social security and have to make every penny count Maybe I can find someone that will make me a copy
Comment from : @w9akwqsl

Great video Im working on my chord shapes now and this is gold Thank you
Comment from : @rich5973

Great tutorial, simplified and he also comes accross as a nice bloke!
Comment from : @martinjefferiss370

top
Comment from : @christophkotter7406

This is a great help for the beginner (I shouldn't bother with explaining how every chord sounds odd with the addition of the G , I think we get it)
Comment from : @sionnachog894

every time i try to play chords my strings just sound muted…
Comment from : @bamashine8822

Good tips, thanks Now to figure which rolls go best And more therapy excercise (ew on that last one)
Comment from : @silverlagomorpha3177

You are blessing to me! I've just stared to play and there is no even one school around me that learn playing banjo It is pity because it was my dream So here you are and I guess dreams come true! Greetings from Poland!
Comment from : @ewkarachuje9417

Bravo
Comment from : @mcscudieri

Excellent tutorial
Comment from : @mikekelly1565

1:38
Comment from : @Geetarpicker

I am 82 years old and love banjo music I am excited to be on day 3 of your 30 days of banjo but my index finger doesn't bend far enough on my left hand Are there any exercises I can do to make the first joint more flexible?
Comment from : @eileenlagreca455

thanks bro i appreciate
Comment from : @NehemiasRodriguez-of7xj

The finger picking pattern to practice the chords was so helpful!
Comment from : @adamgregsb442

A full month of doing hand stretching and trying, and I still can't even play 4 chords I have extremely disproportionate hands, with HUGE handpalms and very small stubby fingersbrbrI think I have to admit the Banjo, like every other string instrument is just not for me
Comment from : @ThefamousMrcroissant

Thank you for this lesson on chords, thorough and precise, without wasting time on too much talking It helped me a great deal I play guitar and ukulele, and now I made some good progress on the banjo
Comment from : @gila260

Thanks mate Exactly what I was looking for Coming from guitar to banjo was melting my head a bit, but this video has helped a lot
Comment from : @evosagan2877

Of course, I am Subscribed This Tutorial is worth 50 Dollars an hour brI am sure THIS Teacher has a very high success rate
Comment from : @casperkasparov302

IS that a U or a D shape banjo ?
Comment from : @BikBoi-qf7xx

Sorry for all the comments,but can you use that bar shape A and B chord for any major chord
Comment from : @michaeldematteis3409

A lot of these are inversionswith the 3rd or 5th in the base I see
Comment from : @michaeldematteis3409

G over the D chord is a G major 9 right?
Comment from : @michaeldematteis3409

Eli , you rock , best lesson ever I have been playing guitar , tenor banjo and mandolin since 1972 Alwaysloved the 5 string but didn't have the time to learn Started playing semi pro in 76 and I am now retired and bought a G banjo at last Couldn't have found a better tutor , you are so cool and right on point , thanks verymuch @seancreaney7
Comment from : @Seancreaney7

Eli…Why are you showing the fingering on the chord box in opposite to what you are actually playing? Your representation should be the same in both cases You are showing a left hand chord box for right handers If you are going to include left handers in your beginners lessons your narrative to be all inclusive Otherwise inform us up front that these are right handed lessons so we don’t waste any more time with you
Comment from : @barrysmith8193

Thank U of this video Today, in age of 64 i bought my first banjo and I’m going to leatn it 😊br- Mike
Comment from : @HaukikoiraVirallinen

You talk to much get to the point
Comment from : @PaulHoffner-w2w

For me a lot of those fifth string notes that don't actually belong in the cord but still sound good seem to be a passing note Thanks for going slow without a lot of extra talking!
Comment from : @pupawheelie

I lost my left index finger in an accident several years ago I have played the banjo before the accident Only 1/3 of it remains Do you have any suggestions ? Did create an extension out of a plastic tube Getting use to playing it on my lap
Comment from : @robertkbrooks951

THX soo much !
Comment from : @mes252

Thank you! Someone who can explain these in a way I can use! Great tutoreial
Comment from : @nightskyimaging

Hey Eli! Is it correct that you slowed down the pace remarkably? Only 1 post per month in patreon?
Comment from : @SwissBanjo

Love the chords lesson thanks
Comment from : @GlennSmith-m7r

Best tutorial already got down 4 chords, in 2 days, it's day 3 now, if i get likes on this, will update through the series
Comment from : @LegendaryGames420

I just learned 6 chords in 1 hour, thank you so mutch❤🎉🤩
Comment from : @Kasnokas00

great video
Comment from : @mute52

Eli the teacher returns!
Comment from : @AndyPlayedGuitar

Love the Chord lessons!
Comment from : @Taffafilms

loved the practice tip at the end - I struggle to transition chords rapidly
Comment from : @vegansarabeth

Really great stuff Thank you
Comment from : @crowdrums

AwesomebrPlease do more music theory vids
Comment from : @MikeyG_f-of-x

Great information and instructions Eli, thanks so much!!!
Comment from : @kendylhoudyshell1399

Excellent Lesson😁 Thank-you
Comment from : @gordonsellenartist174

The 30 day series is a great starter series!
Comment from : @mbeck6319

Are there any songs that use b major and b minor? Never heard of any that don't use them unless you're capo'd at A And what about d minor?
Comment from : @esa6321