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Learn More, Play More: Free Tabulature and Instructions Written by Paul Race for Creek Don't RiseTM This page is going to provide links to tabulature and instructional pages. Some will be things we've created, some will be things we've found on other web pages that should be useful. We're just now starting out with these pages, so there are a number of great links we'd like to add, but we try to get permission from the site owner first, so some links we plan to put here just haven't shown up yet. But if you are aware of some useful, free resource, let us know about it - it might not be on our radar yet. Here are the big categories we're working on at the moment: Free 5-String Banjo Tabulature and Instructions Free Acoustic Guitar Tabulature and Instructions We have materials in the works for several other instruments as well, so stay tuned. Conclusion The web is turning into a great place for keeping musical traditions alive. Many folks have spent many hours trying to share their own "lessons learned." If you're finding our resources or those we link to helpful, the best thing you can do is to learn what you can and pass on what you learn. Please get in touch.if you have found a resource you'd like us to add, if you'd like to ask questions, or if you'd like to sign up for our newsletter. - Paul Race

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