Triplet Runs Explained - Irish Banjo Lessons

Return to course: Old Time & Bluegrass Tunes Irish Banjo Lessons

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Old Time & Bluegrass Tunes

Slow and Simple
Simple with more Pace
Left Hand Fingering Issues
Slow with Ornamentation
Adding Even More Ornamentation
Triplet Runs Explained
String Sweep Part 1
String Sweep Part 2 - The Un-Transcribable Bit!!
Full Tune VERY Fast!
Chords, Chops and Strumming
Chords, Chops and Strumming ADAE Tuning
Play Along Track at 80 bpm
Play Along Track 100 bpm

Simple Melody
Ornamentation Lesson 1
Ornamentation Lesson 2 (70 bpm)
Ornamentation and Chords (70 bpm)
Even More Ornamentation and Chords (80 bpm)
Fully Ornamented Version (100 bpm)

Very Slow Simple Melody
Simple Melody with more Pace
Adding Simple Triplets
Adding 3 Note Triplets
Runs of Triplets and Tremolo Triplets
Tune with All Triplets
Using Variations
Play Along Track 80 bpm
Play Along Track 100 bpm

Slow and Simple
Simple Ornamentation
Complex Version
Play Along Track 60 bpm
Play Along Track 80 bpm
Play Along Track 100 bpm

Slow and Simple
Simple Ornamentation
Complex Version
Play Along Track 60 bpm
Play Along Track 80 bpm
Play Along Track 100 bpm

Slow Tune
A Lesson on Chords
Slow Tune with Chords
Slidey Note Lesson
Slow Tune with Slides
Cross Picking Lesson
Triplet Lesson
Slow Tune with Triplets
How To Memorise a Tune

Symbols for Ornaments
How To Play Slides
How To Play Hammer Ons
How To Play Pull Offs
John Brown Simple Melody
John Brown with Ornamentation
The Lost Indian Simple Melody
The Lost Indian with Ornamentation
John Brown & The Lost Indian played with Ornamentation
John Brown & The Lost Indian 70 bpm
John Brown & The Lost Indian 90 bpm

Introduction to the Lesson
Tune Tutorial

Old Time Version - Simple Tune
Ornate Version

Picking Pattern
Man of Constant Sorrow - Irish Banjo Style

Triplet Runs Explained

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