If you liked Classical Studies for Tenor Banjo by Rob MacKillop, start with 24 Pieces for Guitar by Gilbert Isbin (2018), 20 Pieces from Briggs Banjo Instructor Arranged for Uke (2011), and Banjoist's Budget (2020). These recommendations are drawn from the same author, shared genres, and reader overlap on BookOrb.

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  1. 1 24 Pieces for Guitar by Gilbert Isbin 2018 · 88 pages · Rob MacKillop · Same author
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What should I read after Classical Studies for Tenor Banjo?

BookOrb recommends 24 Pieces for Guitar by Gilbert Isbin (2018), 20 Pieces from Briggs Banjo Instructor Arranged for Uke (2011), Banjoist's Budget (2020), Scottish Guitar (2011), and DADGAD : Old-Time, Flatpicking and Bluegrass (2017).

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Who wrote Classical Studies for Tenor Banjo?

Classical Studies for Tenor Banjo is by Rob MacKillop.