Elements of Round Peak Banjo: Part 3

[atleson]

Tom, these are wonderful lessons. I hope you continue to do them, whether free or for pay. I like the relaxed tone of the lessons, and, of course, the content.

jim

[mioumiou88]

Been waiting for Elements of Round Peak Banjo: Part 4.... Love your teaching.

Christine

[flyangler18]

@mioumiou88 @fretlessfury me too!

[Lorichs]

@mioumiou88

Me too. Great lessons. I'll love to see the next chapter :-)

[painamp1013]

I love the custom banjo you use in this lesson

[evoblackrim]

love the tune and i have been looking for some music or tunings. what tuning are you in, if you don't mind me asking?

[evoblackrim]

woops, i looked away and missed that you put the tuning in the beginning. sorry about that.

[Oldpiper73]

I have Brad Leftwich's book, but had no idea of what to do until I saw your great videos. I'm somewhat of a beginner so it may be a while before I incorporate this into my playing. Hopefully, I won't go crazy and go out and buy a fretless - usual wife problem. Thanks for the expert advice!

Fred

[tryspitz]

keep up these very useful lessons!

[landscapepoet]

Thank you so much, Tom. Right around the time you began this Round Peak series, I began to gain interest in the Round Peak Style, and as a result have tried to incorporate the Round Peak style into my playing. I recently modified my already modified Deering Goodtime banjo by de-fretting it and installing a brass plate. Your videos are very helpful in overcoming some of the obstacles with a newer fretless player. Keep the videos coming! They are truly appreciated.

Rob

[BrunoEspo]

wow! tom, thanx so much for these videos man i learned a lot!! truly inspiring.

[clawhammerlady]

congrats on your new Fielding... sounds great!

Hilarie

[ChrisEdwards2004]

Thanks for this. I had not really understood what Round Peak was until I saw this series of clips.I have a old fretless banjo that was fretted rather inaccurately in places at some point in its life.