Wide Open Flatpicking

Great addition for the Bryan’s “In The Jam”

I got this course as an addition for the Bryan’s “In The Jam”. This is just a great masterclass from the bluegrass Master! Thank you, Bryan, for an excellent and understandable analysis of all the subtleties of flatpicking, as well as for the opportunity to play with the best bluegrass musicians! By the way, another great musician, Justin Moses, played banjo, Dobro, and fiddle parts for this course. Each part of this course is a masterclass of itself. And again, it’s a great addition to the “In The Jam” course, with more details and in-depth view of each song. I was a student of Bryan’s course at ArtistWorks (now a part of TrueFire studios) for some time, and it was a great experience, but now I got some new songs in a new format with all the “bells and whistles” like Soundslice etc. Both formats are great, and I’m planning to subscribe to Bryan’s AW course later this year. p. s. I play guitar, dobro and mandolin, so it would be nice to have the tabs for the rest of instruments, not only for guitar. I highly recommend it to all fans of flatpicking. We look forward to new Bryan’s courses! Yours sincerely, Vladimir

Not at all what I expected

I have seen several Bryan Sutton lessons and he is an incredible teacher. This was a bit disappointing. Although it was interesting to listen to him, thats all you're doing for most of it is listening, then you'll come to a song and he flies through the song with no lesson around it at all. Save your money and find another course. This one just isn't as good as others I've seen.

Fabuleux, quel dommage qu’il n’y ait pas la possibilité de traduire en français.

Let's go on stage, the concert is about to begin

I already work with Bryan's intermediate and advanced bluegrass songbooks. This course is the perfect complement for anyone who wants to master the genre. It includes the melodies already covered in the songbooks, plus it focuses on accompaniment and, ultimately, improvisation. What makes this course unique is that it's truly set in the context of a jam session or a concert. That's what really excites us. We sit next to Bryan and watch what he does.

I admire Bryan’s articulation and delivery on his instrument. His approach is put into perspective in a beautiful way!