| "Tune Collections" - Get a Price Break on Quantities of 10 or more...
10 arrangements for $10 or 20 arrangements for $20. Click on title for more details! "Groups" or "sets" of tunes are not included as singles in this offer. You may consider any single within a group, however. E-mail me a list of the tunes you're interested in and use the "10 Arrangements" selection inside this posting to pay for the group of arrangements you're interested in. Tom |
| | AC/DC Collection...
NEW! As of 6-30-2011, I came up with a BRAND NEW version of Rock 'n Roll Ain't Noise Pollution"... I Like it!
"Hells Bells", "Rock n' Roll Ain't Noise Pollution" (the older arrangement), "Shook Me All Night Long"... |
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| | Americana-Patriotic
"Dixie", "Proud To Be An American", "America, The Beautiful", "Marines Hymn"... |
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| | Arlo Guthrie...
"Alice's Restaurant" and "City of New Orleans" in 2 different keys...
Click on Title to learn more... |
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| Ashokan Farewell - Jay Unger
Melodic style with chord strums to fill out the arrangement for solo playing. Key of G. Not at all hard to play. |
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| Baby Elephant Walk - Henry Mancini
A three part banjo 'trio'... The first banjo plays the main melody melodic style while the 3rd banjo plays the left hand boogie. The 2nd banjo adds BG back-up and a jazz variation at the end. Fun stuff. Not too terribly hard to play... 12-6-2011 Listen to the MIDI sample file on the NEW TABS page... |
| | Ballad of Jed Clampett - Paul Henning
A fakebook arrangement in the key of G, with ALL lyrics and a fairly easy-to-play, mostly open-position, Scruggs style solo. See NEW TABS pag for the MIDI sample file. |
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| BanjoTom2 Originals (FREE Samples)
These are some tunes that I worked out. They usually start out as 'noodling around'... I add some harmony... and a tune is born. Keeps me off the streets. |
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| BJ Thomas
"Raindrops Keep Fallin' On My Head"... |
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| Bum Ditty Triplet Exercise/Tune
"Bum Ditty Triplet Exercise" - An original exercise/tune that features mostly open-position, hammered triplets and an occasional Bum Ditty rhythm, played Scruggs style. Not hard to play if you have very basic Scruggs style down. Added 8-13-2011
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| Carole King
"Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow" (As performed by the Shirelles) |
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| Chord Studies
These studies were created by me to push my own boundaries in terms of advanced harmonic mechanisms... meaning, when I'm tired of the old I, IV, V chord changes, I'll stretch my ears, fingers and imagination by looking for harmonic movement inside individual chords as well as between groups of chords. The biggest commonality between these types of exercises is "Harmonic Movement"... chords that are moving, going somewhere, leading the ear from one set of changes to another set within the same chord progression by moving individual notes within the chord, changing the name and nature of the first chord as the measures pass until it becomes the beginning of yet another sequence of similar smooth-moving harmonies heading for the final tonic chord. |
| | Chord Studies - Advanced Subtle Chord Movement (Light Jazz - Pop)
Exercise/studies that feature subtle chord movement via voice leading, also called subtle 'chord-transitioning'... where one note in a chord continually moves creating very smooth chord changes that transition slowly and smoothly as the name of the chord changes slowy and smoothly also. Very easy on the ear and fairly easy to play. When you get tired of the same old I, IV, V chord changes... this is the place to look! |
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| | Chuck Berry...
"Johnny Be Goode" on Banjo! Click on Title for more details... |
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| Classical Corner...
"Canon in D", "Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring" ,"Ode To Joy", "Sheep May Safely Graze"... |
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