Temptation Rag " Henry Lodge" (1909) on Weaver Banjo

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Comment by thereallyniceman on March 28, 2017 at 7:08

That is amazing!!!!!  How much time have you spent practising that????   Please don't say only a few hours! That is on my list to learn and it would take me months!!!

Thank you Anthony, that is absolutely superb, live and unbeatable playing.

ps. I have just crossed it off my list :-((

Comment by Anthony Derycke on March 28, 2017 at 9:34
Thank you Ian :), this piece was very difficult for me as it requires a lot of concentration to make it "clean" from beginning to end that makes me think of "Rag Pickings" at first glance unfeasible. .. But working without getting excited, it took me 7 to 8 days of work, you can notice that I left the errors on my part, but I am absolutely certain that you can do it, and very well ;)
Comment by Trapdoor2 on March 28, 2017 at 13:58

Delightful! This is one of my favorite pieces (among many, of course). There's a recording of it from the soundtrack of "Crumb" that is done very slowly and hauntingly...on the mandolin.

Comment by Anthony Derycke on March 28, 2017 at 14:02
thank you very much trapdoor 2 :)
Comment by carrie horgan on March 29, 2017 at 6:50

Great performance - it takes a lot of perseverance to learn a complicated piece like that.  It would take me at least a month!

The band Rattletrap Ruckus do a nice recording of this featuring accordion and tenor banjo

Comment by Anthony Derycke on March 29, 2017 at 8:43
Thank you Carrie :), Yes it is a complex piece but that like "rag pickings" unlocks under the fingers and become easier after a few days :)
Comment by marc dalmasso on March 29, 2017 at 20:36

si tu  up  bien le banjo abreuvoir  joué il faut le tu crois que tarant Bailey avec le matin super en Calédonie désalterer pourtant il peut de surcroît sans déconner notre ami un banjo matinal les mains couchés sur le sable ............. Lol , je me demande si nos amis anglophones vont essayer de traduire ..

Comment by Anthony Derycke on March 29, 2017 at 20:45
Hahaha :D
Comment by Jody Stecher on March 29, 2017 at 21:10

J'ai essayé de traduire. C'était un désastre. Il a semblé plus de raisonnable en français et j'ai seulement compris la moitié. The part about a super morning in Caledonia was beyond what I can understand!

Comment by thereallyniceman on March 30, 2017 at 6:43

Easy!!!  Let Google Translate do the work:

"If you up well the banjo drinker played you must believe Bailey tarant with the super morning in Caledonia Quenched though it can moreover without messing up our friend a morning banjo hands lying on the sand ......... .... Lol, I wonder if our Anglophone friends will try to translate .."

You are talking complete gibberish... drunk too much wine??  :-))

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