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Banjo Easy Chords Rolls & Fretboard Note Chart Instructional Poster for Beginners Chord & Notes | A New Song Music 11"x17"
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Banjo Easy Chords Rolls & Fretboard Note Chart Features
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🪕 Great tool for BEGINNER and INTERMEDIATE banjo players. Nice to hang on the wall wherever you practice for easy reference, instead of flipping through a book. A MUST for ANY banjo picker! This chart includes the notes of the banjo displayed on the fretboard, 5 basic right hand roll patterns and a chord chart for a standard G-Tuning. This information can be found in books, but rarely on one easy to read chart!
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🎶 Master the banjo fretboard with the FRETBOARD DIAGRAM showing NOTE LOCATIONS on the fingerboard. This is great to help identify SCALE patterns and MEMORIZE the fretboard.
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🪕 Right Hand Rolls - Chart includes 5 of the most used Right Hand Roll Patterns to get you started with Bluegrass banjo picking! 2 Forward Rolls, Forward / Reverse Roll, Backward Roll and the Alternating Thumb Roll - Color coding helps determine what fingers to use.
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🪧 11" x 17" (27.94 cm x 43.18 cm) Instructional Guide - Not too Big and Not too Small for hanging on your practice wall! 📰 Heavy 80lb Glossy Paper
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🪕 CHORD CHART - 21 of the Most Used and Easy to play Major, Minor and 7th Chords.
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Made in the USA
About Banjo Easy Chords Rolls & Fretboard Note Chart
Description This is a great learning tool for beginning and intermediate banjo players. The 11" x 17" instructional guide is nice to hang on the wall wherever you practice for easy reference, instead of flipping through a book. This chart includes the notes of the banjo displayed on the fretboard, 5 basic right hand roll patterns and a chord chart for a standard G-Tuning. This information can be found in books, but rarely on one easy to read chart! Made in the USA.
