Pull offs + Roll inversé
Lesson time: (1min 33sec)
Avram Siegel présente le pull-off au banjo, où la main qui frette produit la note, puis ajoute un roll inversé à utiliser comme tag à la fin d'une chanson.
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This lesson is part of the course Le banjo pour débutants avec Avram Siegel
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Lesson transcript:
Left Hand Technique: The Pull Off
Now we're going to learn another left hand technique: the pull off.
What is a Pull Off?
- It is in the opposite direction of a slide.
- It goes from a higher fret, for instance, the third fret.
- You actually pluck the string with your left hand.
How to Execute a Pull Off
- Start with your middle finger on the third fret.
- Pull off to your index finger on the second fret.
- You can also do this to an open string, and that works as well.
Introducing the Tag Roll
Next, we're going to learn a different roll used as a tag. A tag is something you put on the end of a song.
Reversing Roll Technique
- This has a reversing roll that goes from forward to backward without a fifth string in between.
- In our other reverse roll, there was a fifth string before the roll turned around.
- This one goes forward and backward without the fifth string in between.
Practice the Roll
The roll goes like this:
- You can practice playing this roll just leading right into itself.
- Tag licks are often like that because they start and end on the same note.
This is a little something to learn, and we use that in songs.
About the instructor

Avram Siegel est un joueur de banjo et un pilier de la scène bluegrass californienne. Il a joué avec le Kathy Kallick Band et True Blue, entre autres, et enseigne depuis des décennies : sa méthode pas à pas a formé certains des jeunes musiciens les plus respectés de l'État. Dans ses cours, il décompose les rolls à trois doigts façon Scruggs, l'accompagnement et le jeu mélodique pour que tu puisses développer un timing et une sonorité nets à ton propre rythme. read more




