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Spammer Attack on Classic Banjo NingI would like to warn all CB NING members about a spammer who slipped through our very strict security. If you receive a message from a pers… Started by thereallyniceman in Classic BanjoLatest Reply |
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New website addition .. Work in Progress !A couple of weeks ago I received an email from Gérard De Smaele who, a few years ago, obtained a full set of 13 audio cassettes of a colle… Started by thereallyniceman in Classic BanjoLatest Reply |
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Clifford Essex Special XHi, What would be a reasonable price for one of these in good order, and are they good for classic banjo style? Thnks Ritchie Started by ritchie thomson in Classic Banjo |
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William Avery TurnerAn acquaintance of mine has recently come into possession of a fretless banjo with the neck stamped William Avery Turner, London. I am try… Started by Daniel Bradbury in Classic Banjo |
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You're A Grand Old Flag (1906)..George M. Cohan.This is another of Cohan's well known songs and one that was suggested by Richard. It's a very 'busy' arrangement and you have to be a bit… Started by Steve Harrison in Classic Banjo |
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Yankee Doodle Boy (Yankee Doodle Dandy) 1904...George M. Cohan.After Richard mentioned his liking for the music of Cohan, I browsed through some of his compositions and wrote this barnstorming arrangeme… Started by Steve Harrison in Classic Banjo |
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name that tune pleaseI have just been listening to the Tony Lidington radio documentary called Pierrot Hero, very good it is too, curious if anybody can tell me… Started by nick stephens in Classic Banjo |
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1881 H.C. Dobson silver bell banjo from H.R.H Prince of WalesAbout one of the most important banjos in the Hamamatsu City Musical Instrument Museum, from the Reuben Reubens collection to the T… Started by Samurai Banjo in Classic Banjo |
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Joy-Boy (1916)...A. J. Weidt.Despite the rather uninspiring title, this a gem of a composition by AJW. As with many of his tunes, it was originally written for guitar. … Started by Steve Harrison in Classic Banjo |
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Earliest Banjo Music Published in the UKHi all, any idea what was the earliest music for banjo published in the UK? Be it a tutor book or music score. Most of the tutor books don'… Started by Pär Engstrand in Classic Banjo |
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Sympathetic Jasper (1905)..A Drag Rag..Edward Lester CatlinThis one of only two known compositions by Catlin, in his day he was better known as a jobbing musician having been born into a musical fa… Started by Steve Harrison in Classic Banjo |
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Website Server ProblemWe are currently having server problems, so some our our website pages may not function correctly... Please be patient as we are attempting… Started by thereallyniceman in Classic Banjo |
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