Beginner, intermediate and advanced bluegrass guitar, banjo, fiddle, mandolin and bass video lessons online from Bryan Sutton, Tony Trischka, Darol Anger, Mike Marshall and Missy Raines.
I take lessons with Bryan at Artistworks. Highly recommend it to anyone wanting to learn bluegrass guitar. He's the greatest player and a fantastic teacher too!
@marvinthemaniac76985 жыл бұрын
Is this supposed to be Bluegrass or Celtic music?
@Celtica1115 жыл бұрын
Who knew Ryan Reynolds could play guitar so well ..
@symphonyfarm20095 жыл бұрын
Missy is a POWAH-HOUSE!
@t4texastomjohnnycat9786 жыл бұрын
Goodness gracious. ACES all. Bryan Sutton....Wow. 👍
@MrMusicguyma6 жыл бұрын
Mighty fine mighty fine.
@HotRodSixString6 жыл бұрын
What's the song at the intro ?
@pdeere4364 жыл бұрын
Sounds like Angeline the Baker
@blatrug6 жыл бұрын
Just an ad. F U.
@Abc-qs8ir6 жыл бұрын
Amazing ideas taught on bluegrass backup
@taydrabrookshire3477 жыл бұрын
Delectable
@taydrabrookshire3476 жыл бұрын
Lmao these comments are so dumb. This is just like paying for an in-person banjo class. Get a grip, y'all.
@nandaobassbaptistelli30087 жыл бұрын
gostae muito do videos mas os vídeos seria se voce en portugués
@maclake9868 жыл бұрын
what song is this that they open the video with. I'm trying to figure it out but would be easier if I knew the song. if anyone can help please let me know
@marbelizer17 жыл бұрын
Sounds like Big Mon
@maclake9867 жыл бұрын
thank you. I figured it out after.
@dpastor66318 жыл бұрын
@dvdfrnzwbr: So, if someone doesn't give YOU a free five minute banjo lesson, you curse them out and wish them to be dead. Wow! How selfish and narcissistic are you? It's all about YOU, isn't it? Guess what? It isn't all about you, and people don't have to give YOU free stuff!
@rodsreel9 жыл бұрын
Give us yer money give us yer money - any lessons you need are free by other nice people who like to help beginners not fleece them of money. So many other good lessons out there - FREE, be part of the honest helping community - not this shit. Have a nice day y'all fae Bonnie Scotland
@dpastor66318 жыл бұрын
+rodsreel And what precisely is wrong with professionals charging for their skill and expertise? No one is holding a gun to your head saying, "You MUST sign up for our music lessons!" This is how they make a living. Why do you have such an issues with this? Are there ways to learn some or much of this stuff for free? Sure, perhaps, but that doesn't make these professionals WRONG or GREEDY for making a living from their craft. Do you have a job? Do you go to work for free? Or are you self employed? Do you do what you do for NO money? I'm sure you do SOME work for SOME money, unless you are freeloading. Are you therefore dishonest?
@rodsreel8 жыл бұрын
+David Pauley Whats wrong is the amount of money they charge for a very simple skill and the fact that they don't teach music they teach monkey style to keep people (kids often) coming back week on week, year on year!! They don't want people to know just how easy instruments are to play. Instruments are designed to be easy to play not difficult. Using famous people to get money out of beginners grates with me, it is so commercial, planned and false, real musicians with a soul for playing don't go down this line. Those who can't teach - for money. Those who can help for free. Music is not about being technically superb its about getting together and helping and enjoying. You should try helping someone for free and see the rewards it brings. Trying to get personal about me and implying I'm a free loader and dishonest really does prove my point and lets everyone see what kind of person you actually are!!! AGAIN - LOTS OF GREAT FREE LESSONS ON YOU TUBE TECHNICAL OR THEORY YOU TUBE REALLY IS THE BEST AND MOST VARIED FOR LESSONS.
@dpastor66318 жыл бұрын
You can dish it out, but you can't take it.
@rodsreel8 жыл бұрын
+David Pauley You asked me to answer YOUR questions so I did!!! Don't ask questions if you don't want truthful answers. Again you let everyone on You Tube see the kind of person you are with your latest lame comment which has nothing to do with anything except being personal in a bad way to me, an absolute useless comment. Have a nice day and try and think of your comments you've written as you try to play some music!!!
@rodsreel7 жыл бұрын
OK, someone with a half decent comment for once, this is refreshing. With a good honest teacher you can learn at a good pace and after a fairly short time be teaching yourself as you will have been given the tools and know how to able to progress. You said it all " Great musicians don't give their secrets away" these are not secrets these are just facts which should be taught but they are not they are held back for more money . Students are kept in the dark some times for years thinking this teacher holds the answers to music. I find that great musicians do pass their knowledge on this is evident by the number of great free lessons on you tube. "Steve Martin banjo lesson" is a conn there is no banjo lesson, just someone trying to conn people into lessons falsely - avoid avoid avoid. I think conning beginners with the Steve Martin ploy is what has really annoyed me and others I can see from previous comments. I don't think conning people comes into liberal or socialist context. Cheers.
@billwagner54199 жыл бұрын
I'm tired now ...
@ricksmithguitar9 жыл бұрын
Whiskey before Breakfast!!
@ssgiddyup9 жыл бұрын
Great tips on playing backup on fiddle! Thanks!
@andredance95799 жыл бұрын
Perfect und so viel drive
@shrineme10 жыл бұрын
No demonstration of double slapping here.
@arthomer653510 жыл бұрын
That's my bass teacher with the biggest instrument there. I'm working up the courage (and the technique) to submit my first video.
@arthomer65359 жыл бұрын
Still working.
@bruceh59339 жыл бұрын
Art Homer I'm learning from Tony Trishka and still haven't worked up the courage. Just keep practicing, that's what I'm doing!
@banjo717010 жыл бұрын
Music Theory for 5 String Banjo is here ! --> www.amazon.com/gp/product/0991620100
@DrStarry1310 жыл бұрын
Isn't this a triplet ?
@WoutervanTiel10 жыл бұрын
Haven't been in years to Rockygrass academy. Ah this makes me want to go again. Such good feelings about this place!
@BrianWarnercontinuousqa10 жыл бұрын
Do you have advice for a first mandolin? I read a lot about putting down $300+ which i dont want to do. Are laminates all that bad?
@SergiuM429 жыл бұрын
They're fine to begin with and to see if you like the instrument.
@grantdubbe598810 жыл бұрын
Missy needs to settle down
@gretscheur10 жыл бұрын
hello , what king of string you use on your double bass ?? thank you . vince
@YosarianCat2210 жыл бұрын
Saw a wonderful concert with these two wonderful men at Bryant Junior High School in Salt Lake City, UT. I had been hearing about them so when I heard about the concert I went wild. As it turned out, the concert was in the gym not on stage, but it was so intimate and the two were so friendly and their playing was wonderful virtuoso quality. Why everyone doesn't know of them I don't know. Catch any of their albums. My favorites are Tideline - with Barbara Higbie (1982) Live at Montreux '84 (1984
@acadianflatpicker10 жыл бұрын
Love the growl of that Martin at the end....
@ebnsbn929310 жыл бұрын
This is NOT a Steve Martin banjo lesson. This is just advertising. Thumbs down a thousand times over
@travis89472 жыл бұрын
Did you see it was only a minute before you clicked on it? Haha
@VeterusTV10 жыл бұрын
Marvellous - where's Andy? Saw Missy live last year - she's the bomb!
@analmyopia11 жыл бұрын
I first heard these two old friends play over 30 years ago in the David Grisman group. Every time they get together, beautiful music is the result. Thanks Mike and Darol!
@horse99lover11 жыл бұрын
Is she having a seizure?!
@bryanbaker837511 жыл бұрын
The masters
@chessfun11 жыл бұрын
just about right mate...
@JoseloGomezEA2010194411 жыл бұрын
See in youtube: " El Cencerro Old Joe Clark and Sain Patrick Day in the Morning"
@JoseloGomezEA2010194411 жыл бұрын
Cont///:I'd like to get your opinion about the video and mandolin. I sent a very cordial greeting, thank you for your time, and God bless you. From Buenos Aires, Argentina, José Luis.
@JoseloGomezEA2010194411 жыл бұрын
Hello Mike It really has been a pleasure to find on KZread. I am a boy of 68 springs, and play piano as a child, and banjo two years ago, and less than one mandolin. I've compiled a Mod F, Kentucky, with a kit purchased in USA. The plucked, and polished with shellac and pure olive oil. Q I invite you to see a video I made on a cattle ranch in the pampas, owned by a descendant of Irish friend of mine. "The Cowbell Old Joe Clark an Saint Patrick Day in the Morning"
@rocharafael10011 жыл бұрын
Gostei muito bom
@Mcconntl11 жыл бұрын
Damn! this is all gold!
@rodaho5411 жыл бұрын
What kind of capo do you use?
@SpaceCattttt11 жыл бұрын
There can't be too many actors in the world who are also virtuoso musicians...
@chaffypappus11 жыл бұрын
is that not the G position? in bluegrass, the open position where you get to use the open strings a lot is generally considered G position. and of course it's bryan sutton, did you read the title?
@oscilis11 жыл бұрын
A joy to watch.
@btlnckr11 жыл бұрын
For those NOT in the "know", Sam's right hand "technique" is due to his wrist having been broken and insisting on playing in a cast. So he was unable to bend his wrist as if "shaking a wet rag". Go to ANY Mando workshop and you'll hear the tremolo technique discussed as such. He got used to picking that way - whether choppin, rhythmor lead.
Пікірлер
Anything for us left-handed sorts?
Masters!!
Click bait. Banjo people should not do that.
The first part where?
The only lesson here is , click bait.
I take lessons with Bryan at Artistworks. Highly recommend it to anyone wanting to learn bluegrass guitar. He's the greatest player and a fantastic teacher too!
Is this supposed to be Bluegrass or Celtic music?
Who knew Ryan Reynolds could play guitar so well ..
Missy is a POWAH-HOUSE!
Goodness gracious. ACES all. Bryan Sutton....Wow. 👍
Mighty fine mighty fine.
What's the song at the intro ?
Sounds like Angeline the Baker
Just an ad. F U.
Amazing ideas taught on bluegrass backup
Delectable
Lmao these comments are so dumb. This is just like paying for an in-person banjo class. Get a grip, y'all.
gostae muito do videos mas os vídeos seria se voce en portugués
what song is this that they open the video with. I'm trying to figure it out but would be easier if I knew the song. if anyone can help please let me know
Sounds like Big Mon
thank you. I figured it out after.
@dvdfrnzwbr: So, if someone doesn't give YOU a free five minute banjo lesson, you curse them out and wish them to be dead. Wow! How selfish and narcissistic are you? It's all about YOU, isn't it? Guess what? It isn't all about you, and people don't have to give YOU free stuff!
Give us yer money give us yer money - any lessons you need are free by other nice people who like to help beginners not fleece them of money. So many other good lessons out there - FREE, be part of the honest helping community - not this shit. Have a nice day y'all fae Bonnie Scotland
+rodsreel And what precisely is wrong with professionals charging for their skill and expertise? No one is holding a gun to your head saying, "You MUST sign up for our music lessons!" This is how they make a living. Why do you have such an issues with this? Are there ways to learn some or much of this stuff for free? Sure, perhaps, but that doesn't make these professionals WRONG or GREEDY for making a living from their craft. Do you have a job? Do you go to work for free? Or are you self employed? Do you do what you do for NO money? I'm sure you do SOME work for SOME money, unless you are freeloading. Are you therefore dishonest?
+David Pauley Whats wrong is the amount of money they charge for a very simple skill and the fact that they don't teach music they teach monkey style to keep people (kids often) coming back week on week, year on year!! They don't want people to know just how easy instruments are to play. Instruments are designed to be easy to play not difficult. Using famous people to get money out of beginners grates with me, it is so commercial, planned and false, real musicians with a soul for playing don't go down this line. Those who can't teach - for money. Those who can help for free. Music is not about being technically superb its about getting together and helping and enjoying. You should try helping someone for free and see the rewards it brings. Trying to get personal about me and implying I'm a free loader and dishonest really does prove my point and lets everyone see what kind of person you actually are!!! AGAIN - LOTS OF GREAT FREE LESSONS ON YOU TUBE TECHNICAL OR THEORY YOU TUBE REALLY IS THE BEST AND MOST VARIED FOR LESSONS.
You can dish it out, but you can't take it.
+David Pauley You asked me to answer YOUR questions so I did!!! Don't ask questions if you don't want truthful answers. Again you let everyone on You Tube see the kind of person you are with your latest lame comment which has nothing to do with anything except being personal in a bad way to me, an absolute useless comment. Have a nice day and try and think of your comments you've written as you try to play some music!!!
OK, someone with a half decent comment for once, this is refreshing. With a good honest teacher you can learn at a good pace and after a fairly short time be teaching yourself as you will have been given the tools and know how to able to progress. You said it all " Great musicians don't give their secrets away" these are not secrets these are just facts which should be taught but they are not they are held back for more money . Students are kept in the dark some times for years thinking this teacher holds the answers to music. I find that great musicians do pass their knowledge on this is evident by the number of great free lessons on you tube. "Steve Martin banjo lesson" is a conn there is no banjo lesson, just someone trying to conn people into lessons falsely - avoid avoid avoid. I think conning beginners with the Steve Martin ploy is what has really annoyed me and others I can see from previous comments. I don't think conning people comes into liberal or socialist context. Cheers.
I'm tired now ...
Whiskey before Breakfast!!
Great tips on playing backup on fiddle! Thanks!
Perfect und so viel drive
No demonstration of double slapping here.
That's my bass teacher with the biggest instrument there. I'm working up the courage (and the technique) to submit my first video.
Still working.
Art Homer I'm learning from Tony Trishka and still haven't worked up the courage. Just keep practicing, that's what I'm doing!
Music Theory for 5 String Banjo is here ! --> www.amazon.com/gp/product/0991620100
Isn't this a triplet ?
Haven't been in years to Rockygrass academy. Ah this makes me want to go again. Such good feelings about this place!
Do you have advice for a first mandolin? I read a lot about putting down $300+ which i dont want to do. Are laminates all that bad?
They're fine to begin with and to see if you like the instrument.
Missy needs to settle down
hello , what king of string you use on your double bass ?? thank you . vince
Saw a wonderful concert with these two wonderful men at Bryant Junior High School in Salt Lake City, UT. I had been hearing about them so when I heard about the concert I went wild. As it turned out, the concert was in the gym not on stage, but it was so intimate and the two were so friendly and their playing was wonderful virtuoso quality. Why everyone doesn't know of them I don't know. Catch any of their albums. My favorites are Tideline - with Barbara Higbie (1982) Live at Montreux '84 (1984
Love the growl of that Martin at the end....
This is NOT a Steve Martin banjo lesson. This is just advertising. Thumbs down a thousand times over
Did you see it was only a minute before you clicked on it? Haha
Marvellous - where's Andy? Saw Missy live last year - she's the bomb!
I first heard these two old friends play over 30 years ago in the David Grisman group. Every time they get together, beautiful music is the result. Thanks Mike and Darol!
Is she having a seizure?!
The masters
just about right mate...
See in youtube: " El Cencerro Old Joe Clark and Sain Patrick Day in the Morning"
Cont///:I'd like to get your opinion about the video and mandolin. I sent a very cordial greeting, thank you for your time, and God bless you. From Buenos Aires, Argentina, José Luis.
Hello Mike It really has been a pleasure to find on KZread. I am a boy of 68 springs, and play piano as a child, and banjo two years ago, and less than one mandolin. I've compiled a Mod F, Kentucky, with a kit purchased in USA. The plucked, and polished with shellac and pure olive oil. Q I invite you to see a video I made on a cattle ranch in the pampas, owned by a descendant of Irish friend of mine. "The Cowbell Old Joe Clark an Saint Patrick Day in the Morning"
Gostei muito bom
Damn! this is all gold!
What kind of capo do you use?
There can't be too many actors in the world who are also virtuoso musicians...
is that not the G position? in bluegrass, the open position where you get to use the open strings a lot is generally considered G position. and of course it's bryan sutton, did you read the title?
A joy to watch.
For those NOT in the "know", Sam's right hand "technique" is due to his wrist having been broken and insisting on playing in a cast. So he was unable to bend his wrist as if "shaking a wet rag". Go to ANY Mando workshop and you'll hear the tremolo technique discussed as such. He got used to picking that way - whether choppin, rhythmor lead.
Truly Awesome Music :-)