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My wife and my daughters wish I would play a quieter and more sedate instrument, but I love playing the plectrum banjo. I thank you for the inspiration you provide and look forward to your new Banjo 2.3!
This blog entry speaks to me. I’m 56 now and have only been playing again for 9 years after a 22 year hiatus of no music playing at all. I strive to improve but there are so many paths to follow I’m often stuck wondering which to take. I’m presently starting work with the Grimshaw book and have mastered the first two C scale exercises in as many weeks. Seems overly simple, but for someone who has never taken the time to master single string playing, it seems like the perfect place to start, late in life or not. Thanks for your hard work and dedication to helping the rest of us, Ron.
My wife and my daughters wish I would play a quieter and more sedate instrument, but I love playing the plectrum banjo. I thank you for the inspiration you provide and look forward to your new Banjo 2.3!
This blog entry speaks to me. I’m 56 now and have only been playing again for 9 years after a 22 year hiatus of no music playing at all. I strive to improve but there are so many paths to follow I’m often stuck wondering which to take. I’m presently starting work with the Grimshaw book and have mastered the first two C scale exercises in as many weeks. Seems overly simple, but for someone who has never taken the time to master single string playing, it seems like the perfect place to start, late in life or not. Thanks for your hard work and dedication to helping the rest of us, Ron.