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Missouri Romp (1907)..Arthur MarshallThis is a rare rag that was never published during the composers lifetime consequently I've been unable to locate a piano score. I did find… Started by Steve Harrison |
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about NylgutThe following link pertaining to the chemistry and properties of Nylgut (but which kind?) just appeared in another musical instrument forum… Started by Jody Stecher |
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Jan 16, 2016 Reply by Joel Hooks |
Another Early OssmanVess L. Ossman was America's fresh-faced lion of the banjo in 1896 when his arrangement of "Moonlight Dance", a lyrical but also rather s… Started by Shawn McSweeny |
0 | Jan 16, 2016 |
Recommended duets for Piano and Tenor/5 StringHello everyone and happy new year. My 11 year old son is quite a capable pianist, and is particularly interested in jazz and ragtime. I'd… Started by Bayard Randel |
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Pan Am Rag (1914)...Tom TurpinThis is the final one of Turpin's published rags. It's got some very tuneful chromatic runs in the second section which are repeated in the… Started by Steve Harrison |
0 | Jan 14, 2016 |
St. Louis Rag (1903)...Tom TurpinThis is number 5 out of 6 of Turpin's rags, it was recorded by Fred Van Eps and the hand written FVE score is also in the library. This a c… Started by Steve Harrison |
0 | Jan 14, 2016 |
One of Them Things (1904)..James Chapman & Leroy SmithThis reckoned to be the earliest published piece of blues music. It starts in the usual blues format until the third section where there is… Started by Steve Harrison |
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Jan 13, 2016 Reply by Steve Harrison |
The Buffalo Rag (1904) Tom TurpinThis is number 4 out of 6 of my arrangements of Tom Turpin's published rags. It was recorded in 1906 by Vess Osman and his recording can be… Started by Steve Harrison |
0 | Jan 10, 2016 |
Strings on S.S. Stewart Thoroughbred banjoWhat are the best strings on a S.S. Stewart Thoroughbred banjo? Steel or nylgut? I am leaning towards nygut. My 1888 Luscomb banjo has nylg… Started by Richard Katz |
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Jan 10, 2016 Reply by Jody Stecher |
An anachronism?I received a photo in an email message from site member Leslie Evers today. I don't think I've seen it before. What's interesting to me is… Started by Jody Stecher |
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Jan 10, 2016 Reply by Richard William Ineson |
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