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Land O' Cotton (1902)...L.W.LewisThis is a grand march and well suited to banjo. I was unable to locate a score and had to work from a midi. The midi was in Eb which I tran… Started by Steve Harrison |
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Ragged William (1899)...Frank F. bantaThis is an early novelty cakewalk best described as Rossini meets ragtime for reasons that will become apparent when you hear it. The first… Started by Steve Harrison |
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Jul 30 Reply by Trapdoor2 |
Toad Stool Rag.....Joseph Francis LambThe date when this was written is unknown as it was one of a portfolio of music that was first published after Lamb's death. It was suggest… Started by Steve Harrison |
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Jul 28 Reply by Trapdoor2 |
I Don't Understand Ragtime (1899)...Irving Jones.This is another of my ragtime era song arrangements. If you can forgive the rather non PC lyrics, it's quite a witty and cleverly written s… Started by Steve Harrison |
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Back due to overwhelming response here is the last Fred Van Eps recording.Well, I can see by the overwhelming response to the last FVE tracks I posted that I am not the only one who like Fred Van Eps’ playing so h… Started by thereallyniceman |
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Jul 20 Reply by thereallyniceman |
Darktown Coon (1904)...Benoîr PoirietPoirier was a French Canadian composer and this is the only composition that he wrote that exploits the ragtime craze of the time, hence th… Started by Steve Harrison |
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Jul 19 Reply by Trapdoor2 |
 Performer(s) Required Edinburgh March 27thCan anyone recommend any performers local to Edinburgh? It turns out Rob MacKillop doesn't play banjo these days. Started by Sandra Woodruff |
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Jul 15 Reply by Sandra Woodruff |
The 'Possum's Picnic...Here's one I discovered whilst wandering about in my files. This one is currently available in the Music Library here...but the 1st page of… Started by Trapdoor2 |
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Zither banjo right hand positionHi all, Being self taught I have relied upon the tutor books of the past when it comes to the hand positions and there seem to be a lot of… Started by Pip |
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Jul 13 Reply by Jody Stecher |
Kalamity Kid (1909)..Ferdinand Alexander GuttenbergThe only information I could find about FAG was that he was from Macon in Georgia and an associate of J. Russell-Robinson, a composer and p… Started by Steve Harrison |
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