Irish Banjo: Irish banjo technique: Solo playing: Absolute beginners: Absolute beginners 5: ABCD

Absolute beginners 5: ABCD



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 Time for a new note. After a, b and c we get...
  You guessed it, it's d.

The d is on the fifth frets of the second string:

Here's a tune with the new note.

Les Bouffons

Click on the music to hear the midi file. (Midi file opens in a new window.)

With four notes we need two lines in our staff system of course. Apart from that, there's nothing new here.

Oh, since you asked, "Les Bouffons" is French and means "The Jesters", and the tune is a really old French one - dating back as far as to the 16th Century.


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