If you're a beginner banjo player who is just getting used to rolls, or even improvising, learn a few basic rolls and practice moving around the banjo.

Learn a simple melodic pattern that will help you jam on your banjo, or even learn a new song with tougher chords that you're not familiar with.

Ready to discover some new territory on the banjo? Follow along with this lesson to start learning how to play "Up the Neck Scruggs" backup music.

Work on learning the backup music for "Up the Neck Scruggs" on banjo. See how to string together some licks and apply what you've learned to a new song.

Learn a few exercises that you can use on the first and second strings of your banjo to create harmonized scales, and incorporate them into songs.

Learn a few first, third, and fifth string exercises on the banjo, which will help any beginner move their index finger up to the first string with ease.

Learn how to play in the key of D without retuning your banjo, start learning the "You Are My Sunshine" roll, discover the importance of filling time, and more.

Learn how to play F-shape movable chord licks on the banjo, see how to add vamping, discover some common bluegrass licks that work out of this shape, and more.

Learn how to play in the key of C on the banjo. Discover the basic chords that work in the key of C, learn how to create your own licks, and more.

Using easy scales and positions you should already know, learn how to create your own blues banjo licks in this lesson from Mike Hedding Music.