Maiden’s Prayer CHORD CHART
Here are the chords to Maiden’s Prayer, notice near the end the G/C which is 2 beats of G to 2 beats of C, etc
Professional musician and educator of 27 years. I've played Banjo and Acoustic Guitar on the stages of Carnegie Hall, The Grand Ole Opry, and The Ryman Auditorium. 4X winner of the Georgia State banjo and flatpick guitar competitions. My banjo playing was featured in the "A Waltons Thanksgiving" movie.
Similar Posts
Rolling Banjo Backup
ByJodyIn my first E-book I go over a Basic Rolling Backup Approach. This book is geared for beginner’s and those new to jamming and playing music with others. You can find more about the product here: https://jodyhughesmusic.com/downloads/get-rolling-backup-book/ Let’s discuss a few things concerning the technique…
Bluegrass Jam Tunes in key of D Major
ByJodyI think it’s helpful to have a list of bluegrass jam songs by key for reference. In jams we often are forced to re-tune or capo to play in a key. It’s nice to have a bunch of songs for each key. That way you…
Increase your Music Reaction Time
ByJodyImprove your practice time Are your practice sessions preparing you for real life jam situations? Are your practice sessions failing to address the necessary skills required to play songs you’ve never heard- Can you show up at a jam and follow along on new material?…
Improvisation Insights Course
ByJodyWant to become a better improviser? Regardless of the instrument? Are your solos going nowhere and don’t know how to get to that next level? Well I’ve created an ongoing course called “Improvisation Insights” that’s available on Skillshare.com and Teachable.com In this course, I will…
Graphs for Better Music
ByJodyI’ve decided that graphs are a great way to show someone how to improve their music. If you were to plot notes versus time, would you end up with something that looks chaotic with absolutely no pattern? What would the shape of the music look…
Banjo Connectors for Backup
ByJodyBackup Banjo Connectors Many people get hung up sounding like they are only rolling through chord shapes. How do you add interesting sounds between the chord shapes. Today, I’ll teach you how to take it one step further. I call these things banjo CONNECTORS,…