Beginning Tenor Banjo Lessons | First Three Chords

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Title	:	Beginning Tenor Banjo Lessons \| First Three Chords
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Comment from : @scottschmittmusic

My first instrument was the mandolin, and these are the exact same chords I first learned for that I guess it makes sense considering it's a similar tuning
Comment from : @Dulaman107

Best tutorial so far Thank you 🫡
Comment from : @thelman1983

Please note: this is American tuning It is not the Irish tuning It does make a difference depending in the type of music you are playing
Comment from : @jeffwillis2864

Круто! Этот видос очень помог!
Comment from : @dimaromanovsky3320

Is that a 17 fret or a 19 fret?
Comment from : @AlcoholFreeTom

I knew the violin and the mandolin are tuned in perfect fifths, I didn't realize that the tenor banjo is too Just mentally transposing the notes and I can already play it That's great! 😅
Comment from : @JoshuaThomas-yp3hy

I got banjo for my 60th birthday I got my 1st lesson last week Plus with this lesson its starting to make sense Thank you
Comment from : @billydesmond3917

No one explains what are the little markings on the banjo scale and we're do you start
Comment from : @liamanderson1960

i just got a banjo and while tuning the 1st string to a it snapped on my hand
Comment from : @mitzi5178

New student My daughter found my Dads tenor banjo in our flooded home do to Ian Last week she returned it to me restored
Comment from : @paulinetuttle3594

Thanks for a great introduction tto the tenor banjo
Comment from : @daveyuke8

Isn't this tuning tenor all 5th? Thats probably why people are snapping the a string when following this guide
Comment from : @xXapplejeffXx

Thank you! I've found my mom's old tenor banjo an she's never learned to play I suppose it was waiting for me 😊
Comment from : @giselazunino781

This was more helpful than any other banjo video
Comment from : @jeflightfoot6890

Dank je wel groetjes uit Nederland!
Comment from : @hennylevering7658

Thank u
Comment from : @geraldingram6076

19 fret a string 9
Comment from : @susanmccrum8778

I keep breaking my a string
Comment from : @susanmccrum8778

Can a 5-string banjo be strung as a 4-string tenor banjo? Are the frets workable? thanks
Comment from : @pagecrowchiron

Excellent way of teaching Hats off to you, Sir
Comment from : @subirdas9810

That tone is awesome 🪕
Comment from : @charlesjohnson4544

Why does my a pop when tuning
Comment from : @whocares5769

Hi Thanks a good instruction It would help to always say what number the note is when tuning (What Octave number it is in)brThis stops people trying to tune a string to the wrong octave and breaking it So you would say for example C3 and not just sat C or G3 or G2 or whatever is correct for that string of the instrument I am sure that will help as it sure helps me Thanks for a great starting lesson I will look for more of yours Brian
Comment from : @brjplummer9415

A Toby Flenderson banjo lesson, fantastic
Comment from : @cobensemble

Thank you David, I have had this Harmony Sovereign tenor for years I bought it because it looked cool and I like Harmony instruments of days gone by As it turns out, I was thinking of selling and figured I would tune it and see how hard it was to play Now I am not so eager to sell Thanks for the quick tune and key of C training I will look for more
Comment from : @rickthiessen1923

Thank you, do you have a video that shows a couple songs we can play with these 3 chords?
Comment from : @dougcluts6244

i just cant seem to get my A string correct i snapped it twice it just cant go that high
Comment from : @5XWAZM

I have a Gibson Tenor Mastertone To bad I cant play any more, hand Injury Good times!
Comment from : @bearf9076

The Tenor Guitar came from this instrument in that transition period from Banjo to Guitar
Comment from : @RockStarOscarStern634

Thanks, this applies to Tenor Guitar, Mandola, and Mandocello too because they're tuned the same way
Comment from : @RockStarOscarStern634

Deering Banjo Company I've played along on an Acoustic-Electric Tenor Guitar and it worked very well cause it's tuned the same way as the Tenor Banjo
Comment from : @RockStarOscarStern634