Tenor Banjos

Tenor banjos are distinguished by their shorter necks and four-string configuration, making them a popular choice for players seeking a bright, punchy sound that excels in both melody and rhythm. Typically tuned in fifths, similar to a mandolin, tenor banjos are versatile instruments that are commonly used in traditional Irish music, jazz, and folk genres. Their lightweight design and comfortable playability make them accessible for musicians of all skill levels, while their unique tonal qualities add a distinctive flair to any ensemble.