[Pre Order] Casey Henry – Easy Songs for Banjo

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Casey Henry – Easy Songs for Banjo

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Casey Henry teaches six popular favorites. These are easy breaks that you can tackle once you’ve gone through the two beginning banjo DVDs. Great jamming tunes! Buy two or more downloads for $25 each. Promo code 2ormore25each

So now you’re wanting to venture past the basic banjo tunes. You want to learn the more popular, well-known songs. People are asking if you can play “that song from the Beverly Hillbillies” (“The Ballad of Jed Clampett”). Now you can! These arrangements make it easy. They also introduce you to some important new chords: A, B, and E. Singing and chording included. Casey Henry (daughter of Murphy Method founder Murphy Henry) teaches these bluegrass standards. No Tab.

Old Home Place, Nine Pound Hammer, Salty Dog, Ballad of Jed Clampett, Amazing Grace, and a high break to the standard bluegrass G-C-D-G chord progression (used in Blue Ridge Cabin Home) (2 hours)

Buy two or more downloads and they’re just $25 each. Use promo code 2ormore25each

The Murphy Method is a way of teaching bluegrass music BY EAR. We use no tablature in our teaching because we believe tablature is a crutch that interferes with learning to play bluegrass. We explain each song note by note, so that it is easy and quick to learn. As you learn these tunes, you are also developing your ear, so that learning actually gets easier as you go along!

We hope you will soon be joining the thousands of Murphy Method students all over the world who are learning to play bluegrass the Murphy Method way. One reason our Method is so successful is that we work with you slowly, one step at a time. First you will be learning the easy songs, which will provide a solid foundation. Then you will move onto harder songs, which won’t seem so hard because you will have already learned the basics.

Many of our students tell us that the Murphy Method is the fastest, easiest, most enjoyable way to learn that they have ever tried. And the facts speak for themselves: our students are learning to play!