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Fretmentor Directory of Services For Banjo, Guitar & Mandolin Students |
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Offering the following for guitar, mandolin and banjo students: (Click On Items Below In Blue To Access) - Purchase Songs (Tablature & Musical Notation) with Sound Files
- Class Instruction, Group Lessons & Workshops in Jupiter, Florida.
- Special Events & Annual Workshops.
- Banjo Lessons, Theory & Songs Online.
- Guitar Lessons, Theory & Songs Online.
- Mandolin Lessons, Theory & Songs Online.
- Lesson plans for learning theory, technique and songs.
- Private instruction for Guitar, Mandolin and Banjo.
- Online support and advice to students.
- Fretmentor's Forum - Where Musicians Become Acquainted & Share Ideas.
- Online Interactive Lessons (Coming Soon!).
- Instructional Books On CD (See the Store for details).
- Membership Benefits (Coming Soon!).
- Advice for Purchasing Instruments and Musical Supplies.
- A web-based Classroom that teaches you about each instrument.
- Tips, Tricks and Techniques to make learning music easy.
- History 101 - About Fretted Instruments & The Performers.
- Gallery of Photos & Historical Sheet Music From the 1800s.
- Musical Terminology Glossary & Index.
- Featured Song Directory (Tablature, Audio & Video).
- Chord & Scale Theory Diagrams & Photos.
- Fretmentor's Blog - Weekly News for Banjo, Guitar & Mandolin.
- Library - Published Banjo Newsletter Articles & Misc. Periodicals.
- Discounts for Musical Supplies at FQMS.
- Shop at Amazon for Recommended Musical Items.
- T-Shirts & Gift Certificates
- Bluegrass Class Directory (Members Only)
- Webcam Lessons - For long-distance students
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Shopping at the Store Shopping for music-related items has never been easier or more convenient. Need to purchase music gifts at Amazon? Want to give a music certificate to a friend for a special occasion. Please take the time to visit the Fretmentor Store. Simply click one of the following links below: In addition to finding our instructional materials, you can now shop directly through Amazon without leaving this site. Click on Shop at Amazon above and then select a Fretmentor Recommended Category. Once there, click on any music related link to go directly to Amazon. You don't have to purchase any of the recommended products and the links are added for your convenience. |
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Learning Music is a Lifetime
Commitment So you just bought a new instrument and want to learn how to play it. Maybe you have been playing an instrument for years but have reached a point where you do not feel like you're progressing or you have become stagnant in your playing abilities. For both the beginner and the more experienced players, continual music education is an essential ingredient towards progressing with your instrument. It may seem impossible to find the right instructor for a mandolin and banjo, yet maybe less so for the guitar student. The guitar player will find a number of competent players in the area who could guide them in learning how to play. The choices for the mandolin and banjo player (depending on the area you live in) are few and far between. When I started playing banjo in the Detroit area in 1969, I had a very difficult time finding anyone who knew how to play the banjo, let alone, someone competent enough to teach me how to play it. |
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Sheet Music Gallery Browse the Studios for Examples of Sheet Music From 1850-1928 What is Ephemera & how does it relate to music? Ephemera is a broad collection of disposable items such as post cards, ticket stubs, sheet music and programs, or fragile paper products of historical significance. Ephemera can also consist of buttons or pins that are not made of paper. The collection of ephemera provides a historical record of American culture. You can see our picture gallery of sheet music dating from the mid 1800s to early 1900s. These selections are categorized according to the guitar, banjo or mandolin and can be viewed in each of the studios. In some cases, the sheet music will pertain to more than one instrument. Click Below To Preview: Banjo Gallery I Banjo Gallery II Guitar Gallery I Guitar Gallery II Mandolin Gallery I Mandolin Gallery II The presentation of the sheet music is to demonstrate the historical journey that the instruments have taken. In the 1800s, the popularity of minstrel show is prevalent and the unjust portrayal of the African American can be seen in these artifacts. Yet, the sheet music is a record of the history of music and the origin of these instruments. |
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