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Banjo Kickoffs and Lead-Ins

A kickoff is a musical phrase that starts off a song and is usually less than a measure long. A lead-in is similar but starts a lead break.

This example starts on G and ends on G, which is the third string open on your banjo. Count the notes as you play them: and two three four one.

Here’s how it sounds:

Banjo Lead-Ins - Example One

Note by Note Breakdown

  • X -rest (do not play).
  • and - G - third string open.
  • two - D - fourth string open.
  • three - E - fourth string, second fret.
  • four - F# - fourth string, fourth fret.
  • one - G - third string open.

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