Merry Christmas, y’all! 

This is the digital download of Christmas tabs. Looking for the printed books? Click HERE. 

Over the past decade (plus) I’ve amassed quite a collection of Christmas tabs! Folks have begged me to publish them in books, and I’m excited to finally offer them in DIGITAL DOWNLOAD! All the songs in these DIGITAL books are available on my site digitally to Gold Pick members (read more below), but many folks love to have the entire collection in one place! My hope is that these tabs help create joy in your home and community as you anticipate the celebration of our Savior’s birth.

There are Christmas tab books (physical books) and DIGITAL DOWNLOADED tab books for banjo, guitar, & mandolin. Some of the arrangements are created to be played with other instruments, so I encourage you to combine the tab books (you also SAVE $) and create music with others! Each book has chapters with beginner, intermediate, and advanced skill levels. Some songs have multiple solos in multiple skill levels, while others are in a single level. The skill level determination is somewhat subjective, so I encourage you to explore all the arrangements! Note that in the guitar tab book, some tabs are to be flatpicked, while others are fingerstyle.

It helps to hear what the tabs sound like, so go to BanjoBenClark.com and search for the song. Each of these tabs has a full video lesson created for Gold Pick members, but anyone can listen and watch me perform them in the lesson preview. If you want more instruction to learn these tabs, join as a Gold Pick member to unlock the instructional videos & download practice audio tracks. I’d be honored to have you on board! And, don’t forget that a Gold Pick membership makes a great Christmas gift! 

Music is a gift. Our pursuit of playing music is a gift. Sharing music with others is a gift. The greatest gift of all was the gifting of his Son to a sinful earth, so that all who receive him would have their sins removed & granted eternal life. I’ve created these tabs with all those truths in mind, and I hope they cause you to remember them, too. 

Merry Christmas,

Banjo Ben