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1. Verfasser:	Evans, Bill 1956- (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	Hoboken, NJ Wiley 2007
Schlagworte:	Banjo / Methods / Self-instruction Banjo > Methods > Self-instruction Banjospiel Banjo Einführung
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Beschreibung:	Includes index
Beschreibung:	XX, 330 S. Ill., Notenbeisp. CD (12 cm)
ISBN:	9780470127629

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adam_text	Table of Contents О S O ö Ο Ο Ο Ο Ο Ο Ο Ο Ο Ο Ο Ο β Ç О О О О © Э О a β О <S О О О © О © Θ О О О О О О О О О О О О О Introduction ..................................................................1 About This Book ...............................................................................................1 Conventions Used in This Book .....................................................................3 What You re Not to Read .................................................................................4 Foolish Assumptions .......................................................................................4 How This Book Is Organized ...........................................................................4 Part I: The Amazing Five-String Banjo .................................................5 Part II: Let s Pick! The Basic Ingredients .............................................5 Part III: Playing Styles Past, Present, and Future ................................5 Part IV: Buyer s Guide, Care and Feeding, and More .........................6 Part V: The Part of Tens .........................................................................6 Part VI: Appendixes ................................................................................6 Icons Used in This Book ..................................................................................6 Where to Go from Here ....................................................................................7 Parti: The Amazina FWe-Striną Banjo .....«......................9 Chapter 1: First Steps: Banjo Basics ............................11 Getting into Banjo ..........................................................................................11 Loving that amazing sound .................................................................12 Becoming a true believer ....................................................................12 Identifying Different Kinds of Banjos ...........................................................13 Five-string banjo: The subject of the book ........................................13 Tenor and plectrum banjos: Look for another book ........................14 Knowing the Parts of a Banjo .......................................................................16 Looking at the neck ..............................................................................17 Checking out the pot ............................................................................20 Picking up string vibrations ................................................................21 Becoming a Banjo Player ...............................................................................22 Making wise purchase choices ...........................................................22 Tuning and holding your banjo ..........................................................23 Fretting chords with the left hand ......................................................23 Playing authentic right- and left-hand patterns ................................23 Practicing some real tunes ..................................................................24 Making music with others in jam sessions .......................................24 Meeting other banjo lovers .................................................................24 Keeping your banjo sounding great ...................................................25 Banjo For Dummies Chapter 2: Meet Your Banjo ....................................27 Talking Banjo Talk ..........................................................................................27 Positioning Body and Banjo ..........................................................................29 Strapping on your banjo ......................................................................29 Sitting down to play .............................................................................33 Standing with your banjo ....................................................................34 Fretting with the Left Hand ...........................................................................35 Tuning Up ........................................................................................................37 G tuning: Getting your strings in order ..............................................38 Relative tuning: Tuning the banjo to itself ........................................39 Reference tuning: Getting a little outside help .................................41 Checking Out Chord Diagrams .....................................................................47 Reading a chord diagram ....................................................................47 Interpreting up-the-neck chord diagrams .........................................48 Fingering G, D7, and С Chords ......................................................................49 The G chord: Real easy ........................................................................50 The D7 chord: A little harder ..............................................................50 The С chord: More challenging still ...................................................50 Chapter 3: Playing by the Rules: Not Enough Theory to Hurt ........53 Breaking Down the Parts of a Song ..............................................................54 Rhythm: Catching the beat .................................................................54 Chord progressions: Playing your first songs ...................................58 Reading Tablature ..........................................................................................62 Finding notes .........................................................................................62 Tracking down the rhythm ..................................................................64 Playing Pinch Patterns ..................................................................................65 Being a Great Team Player ............................................................................67 Lead playing: Shining the spotlight on yourself ...............................68 Backup playing: Allowing others to stand out ..................................69 Partlh Let s Pick! The Basic ingredients ......................77 Chapter 4: Getting Right with the Right Hand .....................73 Clawhammer and Bluegrass: Down-Picking and Up-Picking ....................73 Clawhammer Right-Hand Basics ..................................................................74 Finding a good right-hand position ....................................................75 Playing your first clawhammer notes ................................................77 Using clawhammer banjo as accompaniment ..................................82 Bluegrass Right-Hand Basics ........................................................................83 Choosing and fitting thumbpicks and fingerpicks ...........................84 Acquiring a good right-hand position ................................................89 Table of Contents Д> (/ Playing roll patterns .............................................................................93 Using bluegrass rolls as accompaniment ..........................................96 Chapter 5: Sliding, Hammering, and Pulling: Adding the Left Hand .. .99 Slipping into the Slide ..................................................................................100 Getting down the slide: The basics ..................................................100 Trying Srd-string slides ......................................................................101 Undertaking ^h-string slides ............................................................102 Focusing on lst-string slides .............................................................103 Nailing the Hammer-On ...............................................................................104 Playing open-string hammer-ons ......................................................104 Giving fretted hammer-ons a chance ...............................................105 Pulling Off the Pull-Off .................................................................................107 Digging into open-string pull-offs .....................................................107 Mastering fretted pull-offs .................................................................108 Sizing up special clawhammer pull-offs ..........................................110 Bending the Chokes ..................................................................................... Ill Playing the Foggy Mountain choke .................................................. Ill Experimenting with choke variations ..............................................112 Putting Your Hands Together .....................................................................113 Making sure your clawhammer right-hand is ready ......................114 Double-checking your bluegrass right-hand skills .........................114 Joining forces: Using both hands in clawhammer banjo ...............115 Keeping both hands busy in bluegrass banjo .................................120 Chapter 6: Working Up Your First Tunes: Clawhammer and Bluegrass ..................................125 Finding the Melody ......................................................................................126 Starting with the scale .......................................................................126 Trying out a tune (or two) .................................................................130 Making Melody with Style ...........................................................................132 Starting with the right hand ..............................................................132 Adding the left hand ...........................................................................135 Tackling a Few More Tunes .........................................................................138 Part líh Ρίαψηα States Past, Present, ana* Future.. ...... ЦЗ Chapter 7: Playing Historical Styles: African, Minstrel, and Classic Banjo ...........................................145 African-American Banjo Roots ...................................................................145 Converging Cultures: The World of Minstrel Banjo .................................147 Uncovering the historical background ............................................147 Getting into minstrel banjo ...............................................................149 Banjo For Dummies Discovering drop-C tuning ................................................................149 Mastering minstrel technique ...........................................................150 Trying some minstrel ,tunes ..............................................................150 Branching Out With Classic Banjo .............................................................152 Understanding classic banjo technique .........................................153 Introducing yourself to the classics ................................................154 Chapter 8: Playing Three-Finger Styles: Scruggs, Melodic, and Single String ...................................157 Playing Scruggs-Style Banjo ........................................................................158 Flowing with the rolls .........................................................................158 Making your music hot with some licks ..........................................161 Progressing to Scruggs-style songs ..................................................167 Making Music with Melodic Banjo .............................................................169 Discovering how to play melodic scales .........................................170 Getting a feel for melodic-banjo songs ............................................173 Playing Single-String Banjo .........................................................................176 Using the right hand ..........................................................................176 Taking a crack at single-string scales ...............................................178 Exercising single-string techniques in songs ..................................182 Combining Three-Finger Techniques .........................................................186 Part ÎV: Buyer s Guide, Care and Feedina, and More .... 189 Chapter 9: Finding Your Banjo Bliss: A Buyer s Guide ............191 Establishing Your Banjo Boundaries .........................................................191 Making the Leap: Resonator or Open-back? .............................................192 Pumping up the volume: Resonator banjos ....................................193 Going the old-time way: Open-back banjos .....................................195 Finding a Great Beginner s Banjo ...............................................................196 Knowing what s in the pot .................................................................196 Getting good string action .................................................................197 Finding bridge height .........................................................................199 Measuring string spacing ..................................................................200 Checking the tuners ...........................................................................200 Taking the plunge ...............................................................................203 Stepping Up to a Better Banjo ....................................................................204 Budgeting for a quality banjo ...........................................................205 Knowing a quality banjo when you see it ........................................206 Plugging in: Electric banjos ...............................................................212 Going vintage ......................................................................................215 Table of Contents Finding the Right Music Store ....................................................................216 Buying from an acoustic specialty store .........................................217 Buying online ......................................................................................218 Getting you started: A banjo store directory ..................................218 Chapter 10: Getting the Right Stuff: Banjo Gear ..................221 Picking Up the Stuff You Really Need ........................................................221 Cases: Becoming King of the Road ...................................................222 Strings: You can t pick without em ..................................................227 Picks: Giving your-fingers playing power ........................................230 Straps: Take a load off! .......................................................................231 Capos: Playing easily in different keys ............................................231 The Öth-string capo and spikes: Going along for the ride .............235 Electronic tuners: Getting by with a little help ...............................236 Collecting More Cool Tools to Help Your Playing ....................................238 Metronomes and drum machines ....................................................238 Your computer and the banjo ...........................................................241 Swapping Out Parts to Make Your Banjo Sound Better ..........................243 Bridges .................................................................................................243 Heads ...................................................................................................244 Tailpieces .............................................................................................245 D tuners ............................................................................................246 Chapter 11: Taking Care of Your Baby: String Changing & Basic Maintenance ...............................249 Replacing Banjo Strings ...............................................................................250 Deciding when your strings need a changin ......................,...........250 Changing strings 1 through 4: A step-by-step guide ......................251 Replacing the 5th string ....................................................................257 Setting the Bridge .........................................................................................258 Discovering harmonics ......................................................................258 Using harmonics to set the bridge ...................................................259 Adjusting Head Tension ..............................................................................260 Relating head tension to banjo tone ................................................260 Tightening the head ...........................................................................261 Keeping Your Banjo Looking Its Best .........................................................264 Knowing When to Consult a Professional .................................................266 Chapter 12: Networking into Banjo Culture .....................267 Taking Private Lessons ................................................................................268 Overcoming lesson anxiety ...............................................................268 Finding just the right teacher ...........................................................269 Banjo For Dummies Playing Music with Others ..........................................................................271 Finding a good jam .............................................................................272 Getting ready for a jam session ........................................................273 Joining in a jam ...................................................................................274 Observing good jamming etiquette .................................................275 Attending Workshops and Camps ..............................................................276 Workshops: Fine-tuning your techniques ........................................277 Banjo, bluegrass, and old-time camps: Rubbing elbows with the pros ......................................................278 Heading to a Bluegrass Festival .................................................................280 Discovering what festivals are all about .........................................280 Finding a festival that s right for you ...............................................282 Patt V: The Part of Tens .............................................283 Chapter 13: Ten Tips to Make Practicing More Fun ..............285 Listen Actively ..............................................................................................285 Set Goals ........................................................................................................286 Practice Regularly ........................................................................................286 Warm Up ........................................................................................................287 Use Tablature Sparingly ..............................................................................287 Get the Right Hand First ..............................................................................288 Gradually Increase Your Speed ..................................................................288 Take Songs One Measure at a Time ...........................................................289 Play the Right Repertoire ............................................................................290 Keep Track of Your Progress ......................................................................290 Chapter 14: Ten Banjo Players You Need to Hear ................291 Earl Scruggs (b. 1924)..................................................................................291 Pete Seeger (b. 1919)...................................................................................292 Béla Fleck (b. 1958)......................................................................................292 Tommy Jarrell (1901-1985).........................................................................292 Bill Keith (b. 1939)........................................................................................293 Mike Seeger (b. 1933)...................................................................................293 Uncle Dave Macon (1870-1952)..................................................................293 J. D. Crowe (b. 1937)....................................................................................294 Don Reno (1927-1984).................................................................................294 Sylvester (Vess) Ossman (1868-1923).......................................................294 Alison Brown (b. 1962)................................................................................295 Tony TrischkaO. 1949)...............................................................................295 Other Banjo Players You Should Hear .......................................................295 Table of Contents Part 0: Appendixes ...................................................297 Appendix A: Banjo Chords and Notes ..........................299 Chords ...........................................................................................................299 Notes on the Banjo in G Tuning ..................................................................302 Appendix B: About the CD ....................................305 Relating the Text to the CD .........................................................................305 System Requirements ..................................................................................305 Audio CD players ................................................................................305 Computer CD-ROM drives .................................................................306 Using the CD ................................................................................................306 The Tracks on the CD ..................................................................................307 Troubleshooting ...........................................................................................311 ШНеџ Pubtishinq, inc. End-User License Agreement .....313 Inder........................................................................315
adam_txt	Table of Contents О S O ö Ο Ο Ο Ο Ο Ο Ο Ο Ο Ο Ο Ο β Ç О О О О © Э О a β О <S О О О © О © Θ О О О О О О О О О О О О О Introduction .1 About This Book .1 Conventions Used in This Book .3 What You're Not to Read .4 Foolish Assumptions .4 How This Book Is Organized .4 Part I: The Amazing Five-String Banjo .5 Part II: Let's Pick! The Basic Ingredients .5 Part III: Playing Styles Past, Present, and Future .5 Part IV: Buyer's Guide, Care and Feeding, and More .6 Part V: The Part of Tens .6 Part VI: Appendixes .6 Icons Used in This Book .6 Where to Go from Here .7 Parti: The Amazina FWe-Striną Banjo .«.9 Chapter 1: First Steps: Banjo Basics .11 Getting into Banjo .11 Loving that amazing sound .12 Becoming a true believer .12 Identifying Different Kinds of Banjos .13 Five-string banjo: The subject of the book .13 Tenor and plectrum banjos: Look for another book .14 Knowing the Parts of a Banjo .16 Looking at the neck .17 Checking out the pot .20 Picking up string vibrations .21 Becoming a Banjo Player .22 Making wise purchase choices .22 Tuning and holding your banjo .23 Fretting chords with the left hand .23 Playing authentic right- and left-hand patterns .23 Practicing some real tunes .24 Making music with others in jam sessions .24 Meeting other banjo lovers .24 Keeping your banjo sounding great .25 Banjo For Dummies Chapter 2: Meet Your Banjo .27 Talking Banjo Talk .27 Positioning Body and Banjo .29 Strapping on your banjo .29 Sitting down to play .33 Standing with your banjo .34 Fretting with the Left Hand .35 Tuning Up .37 G tuning: Getting your strings in order .38 Relative tuning: Tuning the banjo to itself .39 Reference tuning: Getting a little outside help .41 Checking Out Chord Diagrams .47 Reading a chord diagram .47 Interpreting up-the-neck chord diagrams .48 Fingering G, D7, and С Chords .49 The G chord: Real easy .50 The D7 chord: A little harder .50 The С chord: More challenging still .50 Chapter 3: Playing by the Rules: Not Enough Theory to Hurt .53 Breaking Down the Parts of a Song .54 Rhythm: Catching the beat .54 Chord progressions: Playing your first songs .58 Reading Tablature .62 Finding notes .62 Tracking down the rhythm .64 Playing Pinch Patterns .65 Being a Great Team Player .67 Lead playing: Shining the spotlight on yourself .68 Backup playing: Allowing others to stand out .69 Partlh Let's Pick! The Basic ingredients .77 Chapter 4: Getting Right with the Right Hand .73 Clawhammer and Bluegrass: Down-Picking and Up-Picking .73 Clawhammer Right-Hand Basics .74 Finding a good right-hand position .75 Playing your first clawhammer notes .77 Using clawhammer banjo as accompaniment .82 Bluegrass Right-Hand Basics .83 Choosing and fitting thumbpicks and fingerpicks .84 Acquiring a good right-hand position .89 Table of Contents Д> (/ Playing roll patterns .93 Using bluegrass rolls as accompaniment .96 Chapter 5: Sliding, Hammering, and Pulling: Adding the Left Hand . .99 Slipping into the Slide .100 Getting down the slide: The basics .100 Trying Srd-string slides .101 Undertaking ^h-string slides .102 Focusing on lst-string slides .103 Nailing the Hammer-On .104 Playing open-string hammer-ons .104 Giving fretted hammer-ons a chance .105 Pulling Off the Pull-Off .107 Digging into open-string pull-offs .107 Mastering fretted pull-offs .108 Sizing up special clawhammer pull-offs .110 Bending the Chokes . Ill Playing the Foggy Mountain choke . Ill Experimenting with choke variations .112 Putting Your Hands Together .113 Making sure your clawhammer right-hand is ready .114 Double-checking your bluegrass right-hand skills .114 Joining forces: Using both hands in clawhammer banjo .115 Keeping both hands busy in bluegrass banjo .120 Chapter 6: Working Up Your First Tunes: Clawhammer and Bluegrass .125 Finding the Melody .126 Starting with the scale .126 Trying out a tune (or two) .130 Making Melody with Style .132 Starting with the right hand .132 Adding the left hand .135 Tackling a Few More Tunes .138 Part líh Ρίαψηα States Past, Present, ana* Future. . ЦЗ Chapter 7: Playing Historical Styles: African, Minstrel, and Classic Banjo .145 African-American Banjo Roots .145 Converging Cultures: The World of Minstrel Banjo .147 Uncovering the historical background .147 Getting into minstrel banjo .149 Banjo For Dummies Discovering drop-C tuning .149 Mastering minstrel technique .150 Trying some minstrel ,tunes .150 Branching Out With Classic Banjo .152 Understanding classic banjo technique .153 Introducing yourself to the classics .154 Chapter 8: Playing Three-Finger Styles: Scruggs, Melodic, and Single String .157 Playing Scruggs-Style Banjo .158 Flowing with the rolls .158 Making your music hot with some licks .161 Progressing to Scruggs-style songs .167 Making Music with Melodic Banjo .169 Discovering how to play melodic scales .170 Getting a feel for melodic-banjo songs .173 Playing Single-String Banjo .176 Using the right hand .176 Taking a crack at single-string scales .178 Exercising single-string techniques in songs .182 Combining Three-Finger Techniques .186 Part ÎV: Buyer's Guide, Care and Feedina, and More . 189 Chapter 9: Finding Your Banjo Bliss: A Buyer's Guide .191 Establishing Your Banjo Boundaries .191 Making the Leap: Resonator or Open-back? .192 Pumping up the volume: Resonator banjos .193 Going the old-time way: Open-back banjos .195 Finding a Great Beginner's Banjo .196 Knowing what's in the pot .196 Getting good string action .197 Finding bridge height .199 Measuring string spacing .200 Checking the tuners .200 Taking the plunge .203 Stepping Up to a Better Banjo .204 Budgeting for a quality banjo .205 Knowing a quality banjo when you see it .206 Plugging in: Electric banjos .212 Going vintage .215 Table of Contents Finding the Right Music Store .216 Buying from an acoustic specialty store .217 Buying online .218 Getting you started: A banjo store directory .218 Chapter 10: Getting the Right Stuff: Banjo Gear .221 Picking Up the Stuff You Really Need .221 Cases: Becoming King of the Road .222 Strings: You can't pick without 'em .227 Picks: Giving your-fingers playing power .230 Straps: Take a load off! .231 Capos: Playing easily in different keys .231 The Öth-string capo and spikes: Going along for the ride .235 Electronic tuners: Getting by with a little help .236 Collecting More Cool Tools to Help Your Playing .238 Metronomes and drum machines .238 Your computer and the banjo .241 Swapping Out Parts to Make Your Banjo Sound Better .243 Bridges .243 Heads .244 Tailpieces .245 "D" tuners .246 Chapter 11: Taking Care of Your Baby: String Changing & Basic Maintenance .249 Replacing Banjo Strings .250 Deciding when your strings need a changin' .,.250 Changing strings 1 through 4: A step-by-step guide .251 Replacing the 5th string .257 Setting the Bridge .258 Discovering harmonics .258 Using harmonics to set the bridge .259 Adjusting Head Tension .260 Relating head tension to banjo tone .260 Tightening the head .261 Keeping Your Banjo Looking Its Best .264 Knowing When to Consult a Professional .266 Chapter 12: Networking into Banjo Culture .267 Taking Private Lessons .268 Overcoming lesson anxiety .268 Finding just the right teacher .269 Banjo For Dummies Playing Music with Others .271 Finding a good jam .272 Getting ready for a jam session .273 Joining in a jam .274 Observing good jamming etiquette .275 Attending Workshops and Camps .276 Workshops: Fine-tuning your techniques .277 Banjo, bluegrass, and old-time camps: Rubbing elbows with the pros .278 Heading to a Bluegrass Festival .280 Discovering what festivals are all about .280 Finding a festival that's right for you .282 Patt V: The Part of Tens .283 Chapter 13: Ten Tips to Make Practicing More Fun .285 Listen Actively .285 Set Goals .286 Practice Regularly .286 Warm Up .287 Use Tablature Sparingly .287 Get the Right Hand First .288 Gradually Increase Your Speed .288 Take Songs One Measure at a Time .289 Play the Right Repertoire .290 Keep Track of Your Progress .290 Chapter 14: Ten Banjo Players You Need to Hear .291 Earl Scruggs (b. 1924).291 Pete Seeger (b. 1919).292 Béla Fleck (b. 1958).292 Tommy Jarrell (1901-1985).292 Bill Keith (b. 1939).293 Mike Seeger (b. 1933).293 Uncle Dave Macon (1870-1952).293 J. D. Crowe (b. 1937).294 Don Reno (1927-1984).294 Sylvester (Vess) Ossman (1868-1923).294 Alison Brown (b. 1962).295 Tony TrischkaO. 1949).295 Other Banjo Players You Should Hear .295 Table of Contents Part 0: Appendixes .297 Appendix A: Banjo Chords and Notes .299 Chords .299 Notes on the Banjo in G Tuning .302 Appendix B: About the CD .305 Relating the Text to the CD .305 System Requirements .305 Audio CD players .305 Computer CD-ROM drives .306 Using the CD .306 The Tracks on the CD .307 Troubleshooting .311 ШНеџ Pubtishinq, inc. End-User License Agreement .313 Inder.315
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