"Okay, I'll try this again as it the source code feature does not seem to show it.
Here is the full score, 1st, 2nd, piano and title sheet:
https://archive.org/details/queen-of-diamonds-barn-dance-john-pidoux/mode/2up"
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Hi everyone, first a big THANK YOU to this website host for approving my request to becomd a member.
Recently, I bought this zyther/banjo from an estate sale. It is alleged to be from 1900. I do not know the maker and is in a desperate need of repair that I am willing to do. It previous owner did a bad job on it. I would love to share pictures of it before I took it apart and afterwards.
If anyone could help me to upload these picture I would deeply appreciated.
Recently, I bought this zyther/banjo from an estate sale. It is alleged to be from 1900. I do not know the maker and is in a desperate need of repair that I am willing to do. It previous owner did a bad job on it. I would love to share pictures of it before I took it apart and afterwards.
If anyone could help me to upload these picture I would deeply appreciated.
Posted by Jaime riera on August 17, 2023 at 16:06 — 7 Comments
New bridge Reily Baker banjo 1890
Really loved that old tiny bridge but it was producing a mute tone on the first string due to how wide the string slots were. Gap under the bridge, top wasn't level. Quite a few issues but it felt great. Action was perfect, string spacing perfect for me, height of bridge felt great too, even though its a fraction of the height of modern bridges. So I just bought a cheap two leg bridge, was farr too tall, so I cut the legs off to get it nearer the size I wanted. Sanded down the top with a…
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"I love the title sheet for this one! I'm not big on "barn dances" aka schottisches, but I might take another look at this one."
John Pidoux plays Queen of Diamonds
I have had the full score in the MUSIC LIBRARY for some time, but never heard it before!What a delightful piece with great use of harmonics and beautifully played by Pidoux.…See More
"I can't wait to try this."
"The guy on the cover is the "Foxy Grandpa" from a popular 1900-1912 American newspaper cartoon series.
Plot: two grandkids attempt to prank the old man but he turns the tables on them every time. ~30 compilations were eventually published…"
Foxy Grandpa (A Schottische)..1905..Leroy Earl Colburn
This is a tuneful composition that suits the banjo and is well worth a listen and play. I had no problems playing the first two parts until I reached the third part which is nicely arranged variation with triplets. My 75 year old arthritic fingers…See More
"Hi John,
Lloyd was a wonderful player. No personal info here; have to rely on secondary sources :
* 1953 Lewistown rally pic : plain, vega-ish banjo; could be a 1920's WL2.
* 1970's 5 Stringer Rally pics ;…"
Lloyd Longacre
Hello Shawn,Do you know what model or models of banjo Lloyd Longacre played?Regards,JohnSee More
"Morley's "Donkey Laugh" was released for sale on November 15, 1923, along with "Georgia Medley", "The Minstrel Man" (Grimshsaw), and "In Lantern Light" (Marshall)."
"Thanks Joel and Marc, I've kept my arrangement as simple as is possible....Steve."
"Here's more Whitney whimsy :
"The Donkey Laugh" published by M. Witmark & Sons in 1901.
Ossman recorded "The Donkey's Laugh" for Victor in 1902 and "Donkey Laugh" for Zonophone around the same…"
"Now we have three arrangements of Mosquito's Parade to mess around with: Lansing, Mahood and Harrison. You're in fine company Steve!"
"Thanks for the arrangement Steve! I'll give her a read through.
And thanks Richard for Mosquito's Parade!"
"Hello Brett, I have it digitized but will not post here as the current copyright owner, Chris Sands, has been very protective in the past when such things were shared publicly.
friend me and send me a message. "
"Hi Brett, I'll take look through the pile of mouldering music later today and see what I can find."
Jazzbo's Holiday - accompaniment part
Hello Everyone,I have the solo part (both finger and plectrum - only photocopies I'm afraid) for Jazzbo's Holiday and just got a copy of Chris Sands books of Tarrant Bailey Jnr's Banjo Solos (Mel Bay), expecting a piano and possibly (if we were…See More
"Hello all,
And thanks for the music - this is one I've wanted to play for a while. I believe Howard Whitney was based in Melbourne, Australia (some sources say he was an Australian others claim he was an American Composer but give no…"
"Thats' good, the more the merrier, as they say. I thought that the Lansing arrangement was interesting with the 'English notation' designation and also the trio being arranged in different octaves. It's a catchy tune and easy to…"
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