The Murphy Method - Improvising - Blue Ridge Cabin Home

[Pickinbuddy]

Excellent, Casey--it's good folks like you who spread the knowledge and the desire for kids to learn about, and then to play Bluegrass.

[NastyNatey]

love it!

[caseyhenry]

@strings3002 Improvising is useful in a couple of ways. If you're taking more than one break on a song, you may want to play the second or third one differently from the first one. Also, there is no way to learn a break to every single bluegrass song that exists. So if you encounter an unknown song in a jam, if you've got a handle on improvising, you can take a break on it, even if you haven't worked out a break for it specifically.

[NightingaleHMP]

This is excellent......thank you so much for sharing your videos.

[banjolisterine]

now where is she from? that accent sounds real familiar to me.

[caseyhenry]

Northeast Georgia.

[eastkybanjo91]

shes really good actually she taught me my first banjer song