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2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, and 2025 Lessonface Banjo Teacher of the Year So you want to learn how to play the banjo...? Well, you've come to the right place! I have been playing bluegrass banjo for 20 years.

[4.95 rating over 157 reviews from another lesson platform] I have studied, performed and taught music for over 30 years. Accordion was my first instrument at age 7 which was a great introduction to the keyboard, melody and harmony. That was followed by guitar and other stringed instruments (Banjo, Ukulele) as well as drums.

LessonFace Teacher of the Year 2017, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023 and 2024 with over 4,300 lessons taught since 2013! From a recent "first lesson" parent: Thank you for an awesome first lesson and for even spending extra time. That's how you can tell someone has passion for what they teach. I do the same when I'm teaching cardiology :).

Chris Elliott is an Award-winning Banjo educator and performer in Boulder Colorado. Chris has performed Internationally with bands such as The Blue Canyon Boys, Ragged Union and is an alum of Spring Creek on Rebel Records. He is currently playing in national touring band Chain Station and Foggy Mountain Spaceship.

Polly Bolton first picked up the mandolin as a child and has been touring internationally in various line ups on mandolin, Irish bouzouki, 5-string banjo and vocals since her teens. Polly is endorsed by Eastman™ and plays an MD815-SB. “A virtuoso exponent of mandolin, banjo and Irish bouzouki.

Willow Osborne picked up her first banjo at the age of four. She was taught by her friend & mentor, Gary "Biscuit" Davis, the only 5-time International Banjo Champion. She is endorsed by Deering banjos and plays their Calico model. Willow is also endorsed by Neat banjos, GHS Strings, Black Mountain Picks & BlueChip Picks.

Henry Colt is a bluegrass, oldtime, and jazz musician who is passionate about teaching. In Juneau, Alaska, he worked as a Teaching Artist for the nonprofit Juneau Alaska Music Matters, teaching folk music in the local elementary schools as well as giving private lessons.

Banjo player and multi-instrumentalist Michelle Younger bridges the gap between Appalachian Old-Time and contemporary folk music. Her sound is founded on tradition, a technical approach, and a new sensibility.

As the 2020 Lessonface.com Teacher of the Year, I enjoy teaching students of all ages, skill levels, and backgrounds.