Playing in the Keys of C, D, E, F and G Up the Neck DVD By Ross Nickerson

Learning how to play banjo in different keys other than G when learning banjo is an important part of your banjo learning experience.

Ross simplifies this difficult transition and makes it easy to transpose what you know already to these other keys. There are many similarities to playing banjo in these keys and with a few simple tips you can learn to transpose quickly from key to key. Ross takes you through several banjo songs playing each song in a different key, He demonstrates plaiting the songs in the keys of C, D, E, F and G up the neck all using movable chord shapes. He points out the subtle differences in each key and demonstrates how to adapt quickly. Knowing where the commonly used melody notes are in these shapes really simplifies this task and makes what may have seemed overwhelming more easily attainable.

This DVD is for intermediate and more advanced players and a must for students who are beginning to play with others and don't' want to be stuck in the key of G forever. Read Below and view all the chapters, demonstrations and material covered in the 2 hour

...now I understand your ideas and have a clear plan for knowing "what to practice" this time around. I look forward to becoming more versatile in jam sessions in 2015...

Song Demonstrations: There are several songs used to demonstrate playing the same song in the keys of C, D, E, F and Up the neck in G. All songs are performed at slow, medium and fast tempos. There is tablature included for each song. There are also special feature songs performed by Ross Nickerson in the key of D and D minor.

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Playing Banjo in the Key of C, D, E, F and G Up the Neck Key things covered on this DVD
Movable Chord Positions

Forms or Shapes

Playing Melody Notes in the D position

Understanding Where The Most Common Melody Notes are Located

Location of Commonly Used Melody Notes in the D form

Tips and Advice on Playing Songs you Don’t Know

Transposing Commonly Used Melody Notes

Location of Commonly Used Melody Notes in the Key of C

More on Positions Used for Melody Notes in the Key of C

Playing in Different Tunings

Leaving Fingers Free for Melody Notes When Playing

Playing in the Key of E

Where to Capo the Fifth String in D or E

Most Common Mistakes Transitioning From the Key of G to the Key of D

Playing in the Key of F

Playing Up the Neck in G out of the D shape

Finding the Notes with The Left Hand

Tips on Playing Lonesome Road Blues in D

More Tips and Advantages to Learning to Play in D

Advice on Using a Capo, Learning the Chords in the Key of D

Playing a Chord Progression with the Nashville Number System

Learning the First Progression G D F C E Bm Am D7

Chord Progression Demonstration / Vamping

Tips on Practicing Chord Progressions

Learning the Chord

Progression in Other Keys

Learning the Chord Progression in Key Of D

Chord Progression Demonstration in the Key of D

Moving the Progression in Key of D Up the Neck

More Chord Progression Practice Tips and Advice

Moving the Chord Positions Up in the Key of D

First Chord, Positions Up in the Key of D

Second Chord Positions Up in the Key of D

Splitting the Chords Up Each

Measure and Muscle Memory

Review and Closing Remarks

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I've been playing in jam sessions for years, but always struggled with playing a song in a different key, and the thought of "how to do that" was very intimidating and a mystery for me! But after watching this DVD, I have a better understanding on how to use the moveable chord positions, forms and shapes all over the neck. It made sense to me, and now the neck of my banjo isn't quite as intimidating as it was before! I have much work to do to apply all these concepts and make them my own, but now I understand your ideas and have a clear plan for knowing "what to practice" this time around. I look forward to becoming more versatile in jam sessions in 2015. Thanks for making this much needed tutorial!


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Hey Ross, I just finished watching the entire DVD this morning (my comment below) and noticed that the PDF is included on the DVD (as you said) so all is well! This is better than including a "small book" with the DVD (which would be hard to read), because now I can expand the PDF to whatever size I need to see it clearly. So, I'm good to go.


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I feel a lot more confident now.

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Ross; I recently purchased, "Playing Banjo in the Keys of C, D, E, F and G Up the Neck" I just want to send a brief note telling you how much this course has helped me. I've been attending a jam session for over a year, and I've been struggling with taking a lead on songs I didn't know. After reviewing your information (which I've done several times), I'm now able to play in nearly any key that is called for a song. I've found that using the "D shape" up the neck it an easy, repeatable way to reproduce the melody. I feel a lot more confident now. The money spent on that course has been well worth it, several times over.


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I feel a lot more confident now.

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Ross; I recently purchased, "Playing Banjo in the Keys of C, D, E, F and G Up the Neck" I just want to send a brief note telling you how much this course has helped me. I've been attending a jam session for over a year, and I've been struggling with taking a lead on songs I didn't know. After reviewing your information (which I've done several times), I'm now able to play in nearly any key that is called for a song. I've found that using the "D shape" up the neck it an easy, repeatable way to reproduce the melody. I feel a lot more confident now. The money spent on that course has been well worth it, several times over.


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I'm good to go.

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Hey Ross, I just finished watching the entire DVD this morning (my comment below) and noticed that the PDF is included on the DVD (as you said) so all is well! This is better than including a "small book" with the DVD (which would be hard to read), because now I can expand the PDF to whatever size I need to see it clearly. So, I'm good to go.


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