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Hi all,These days I´ve exploring a YouTube playlist (a really fun one) with a lot of classic reprertoire, and I listened to a piece from Cammeyer called "3 miniatures". Since I did not found it on…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by German David Patarroyo Nov 10, 2021.
Hi all!,Long time of my presence here. I have a small project for this 2018: I would like to give a small homage to S.S Stewart, considering this year is the 120th anniversary of his death.…Continue
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Started this discussion. Last reply by German David Patarroyo Apr 20, 2018.
Apparently there is somene selling a banjo in Colombia. However, I am not so sure about this one...it is in a really bad shape and apparently is quite old...maybe a kind of zither-banjo with a guitar…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by David Wade Aug 5, 2014.
I have had a lot of fun thanks to the banjo tutorials that I have been using all these months. However I wasn´t be able to find information about the authors of these tutorials. I would to like know…Continue
Started Aug 13, 2013
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Hi all!
Long time but believe me, I have been practicing a lot, so in the future I promise new videos. I have been working on new tunes and I also would like to learn a tune I watched on the Rob´s Youtube page...¿Someone might have the score of "Mazurka" (wihtout more names)? I was not able to find one in the music library. Also, I am open for suggestions for mazurkas.
Thanks for the help and as usual, all of you have posted amazing videos! Sometime I…
ContinuePosted on September 25, 2016 at 18:22 — 3 Comments
Hi all,
In my last video I said that I am focusing in exercises to improve my left hand technique. However, I would no like to dismiss the fun (and the importance) of learn new tunes. Because I am working on the fingering of the frets in the middle part of the neck, I would like to know about easy tunes which use those frets. Any suggestion? :
Posted on April 25, 2014 at 3:34 — 3 Comments
Some days ago I watched on youtube the trailer of a documentary called "The girls in the band" (http://www.thegirlsintheband.com/home/). It is about the experiences of several female musicians in the major jazz period (30-60´s). Of course, they suffered a lot of discrimination despite their talent and skills.
Therefore I would like to know if you have an idea of similar situations in the golden era of banjo. Because the time…
ContinuePosted on May 15, 2013 at 0:28 — 10 Comments
Hi all,
Searching about the banjo phenomena in the 1900´s, I could corroborate that it happened in Colombia too. I share you a dissertation about music of the early XX here in Colombia (The author, is Colombian too). Despite it is in Spanish, you can find some pictures with Colombian banjo players!...I will let you know if I can find those banjos!.…
ContinuePosted on January 28, 2013 at 2:25 — 2 Comments
Hi German, this is probably the only Joplin tune I haven't yet arranged, leave it with me and I'm sure I can come up with something playable...Steve.
Hi David, I've posted my arrangement of Solace, I hope you like it...Steve.
Wow David, that was fast. I hope I have the skills to make so fast an arrangement!!
Thanks!! I will certainly enjoy playing your arrangement!
German
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