4 Easy Banjo Chords for Beginners 

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I've wanted to learn to play the banjo all my life. I'm 60 & bought me a banjo yesterday. I know nothing music. Thanks for your help Mason.

I used to play bass and guitar with a focus on blending the blues with death metal into my own style and sound. But, after ten years of trying to start a band and meeting the type of people who flood the live play scene i decided to put it down and sell all my equipment. It's been about five years since then. My soul aches to play music again. The banjo seems like a good way to make myself an outlier, a way to hone my old skill with no pressure from the more mainstream people this time. Starting to get that old fire again when i think about it. I want to thank you sir for giving me something to bounce off of and showing me a few tricks. Happy trails

Thanks Mason for the lesson. As an adult beginner, it is great seeing young people interested in Bluegrass and especially the banjo. I found out about your channel from Jim Pankey, another great teacher here on RU-vid. Keep up the videos, they all help and practice and repetition are key for me.

Thank you so much for this upload, Mason. God bless you.

Good stuff!

Thanks man. This helped me a lot ❤

What a fantastic channel, ive had to subscribe has a beginner much appreciated

A cord is also a stack of wood...sorry I couldn't resist! Very good video!!!

I wish I had this channel when I was starting out. Great information, well explained, succinct

Thanks for the lesson 👍

Great! I feel like left hand position will also be a great topic for a video tutorial as beginners tend to "squeeze" the neck too much but complain about not being able to apply pressure on the strings otherwise. Where the thumb goes, where the neck rests while we apply pressure, how to stretch fingers to reach chords such as D...

sounding excellent

I can't think of more frequently used chords in a major key. Personally if I was a begginer, after mastering those chords, I would do the (partial) A minor, as well as (partial) F major The A minor is used a lot in the slower tunes, like "you ain't goin nowhere" and "Sally Ann" and F opens the mixolydian world, like Old Joe Clark

Great video!

Great video. Im going to dig out my banjo now.

Best Practice!

You are adorable! Thank you.

Love your videos! Do you have a video explaining the pinch pattern you mentioned in more depth?

Thank you very much. You're a very good teacher. Is teaching lessons the direction you would like your channel to go?

Started playing banjo this week n this helped loads, respect from 🇬🇧

I'm getting my first banjo tomorrow and it's going to be a gold tone composit beginners pack, do you think it will be good enough to learn on ?

I like your videos on the banjo I am just beginning to play and always liked the sound of the banjo. I am 69 years old do you think it is too late for me?

Hey. Mason. Did. Jim pankey. Teach you. The banjo. Ive learned a lot from him. My self. A good teacher. You do the. Same. And i think. You will😊

I've owned and have been picking banjo for a while, but still feel like I'm a beginner. Do you offer lessons?

I only picked up a banjo a few weeks ago I’m struggling any tips for left handed person

Should I learn music theory prior to learning banjo?

I can't post my finger on the banjo head. Any suggestions?

Can you play these chords on a five string banjo?

Really like your pickin son

Thanks guy, could u talk a little slower !!