Leaning on the Everlasting Arms banjo tabs
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This is a tune often heard at jams, and played in some old country churches. Watch out for the measure of 2/4. It comes just before the D chord. To internalize the timing, listen repeatedly to the song on Tunefox and check out the Osborne Brothers' version. Repeated listening really helps us to memorize the structure of the song. If you can sing or speak the lyrics in time, that will help as well. This arrangement starts out nice and simple, but all the good Scruggs style licks are waiting in the lick switcher. Have at it!
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A classic Hymn that's popular in the bluegrass world.
There are many Scruggs, melodic and bluesy licks in these 1 banjo Leaning on the Everlasting Arms tablatures, which can be used to personalize each arrangement into your liking. To change measure into different arrangement, just click on the "Original Measure" text above the measure and select a different lick. You can also click the "Shuffle licks" button at the bottom of the page to randomly change all of the licks in the tablature and create a wholly unique arrangement of this song.
There are a number of fantastic learning tools in Tunefox to help you memorize, learn by ear, and improve your speed. These special features are found in the "Tools" menu at the bottom right of your screen. The "Hide Notes" tool will hide a number of the notes in the tab so you can use your ears to learn parts of the melody of the Leaning on the Everlasting Arms. Next, try out the "Memory Train" tool, which will hide more and more notes each time the song or measure loops. This will help get you off of the tab you’ve been working with so you can play it by memory. The "Speed Up" feature gradually speeds up the song so you can hone your technique and challenge yourself to go faster.
Each arrangement of Leaning on the Everlasting Arms for banjo features real-sounding backing tracks. Use these backing tracks to polish up the solo you’re working on. You can mix the banjo, band, and metronome up or down so that you have several options for your practice.
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Leaning on the Everlasting Arms lyrics
What a fellowship, what a joy divine Leaning on the everlasting arms What a blessedness, what a peace is mine Leaning on the everlasting arms Leaning, leaning Safe and secure from all alarms Leaning, leaning Leaning on the everlasting arms What have I to dread, what have I to fear Leaning on the everlasting arms? I have blessed peace with my Lord so near Leaning on the everlasting arms Leaning, leaning Safe and secure from all alarms Leaning, leaning Leaning on the everlasting arms