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Fui Na Ondo (Marchinho Brasiliera)..Zeqhina de AbreuI haven't added position markers to this as it's all played in either 1P or 1PB. It's a fun tune to play and not too much of a challenge. I… Started by Steve Harrison in Classic BanjoLatest Reply |
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60 Bradbury Manuscripts Added!Over the weekend I scanned 60 Frank C. Bradbury manuscript arrangements for banjo. Most are what I like to call "Bradbury Derangements". B… Started by Joel Hooks in Classic Banjo |
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Battle Creek..1897..Characteristic Two-Step, March or Polka...Paul Rubens.This is the earliest known composition by Paul Rubens. It has a great melody with a very folksy feel. The title may have some connection wi… Started by Steve Harrison in Classic Banjo |
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Dance Of The Taffy Possums..1909..Harold OrlobHarold Orlob was a successful Composer, lyricist, director and film producer in the early part of the 20th. century. He wrote the scores to… Started by Steve Harrison in Classic Banjo |
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Neat Vess Ossman Title Sheet.That is all, I just liked this title sheet and wanted to share it. Started by Joel Hooks in Classic Banjo |
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Lopez Rag (1918)...Joseph R. LopezThis is a good quality, rare self published rag. The composer was of Cuban descent and lived in Memphis, Missouri, having moved there from… Started by Steve Harrison in Classic Banjo |
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Banjo and mandolin duets?Does anyone here know of any from the classic era? I would have thought mandolin with banjo accompaniment would have been used, even if per… Started by Steven Watson in Classic Banjo |
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Mar 16 Reply by Steven Watson |
The Terriers March...is it really a Morley arrangement?I'm keying in "Terriers' March" by Sanders Papworth and I have two slightly different versions. What I believe to be TBB No. 846 vs MS. The… Started by Trapdoor2 in Classic Banjo |
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Mar 14 Reply by Trapdoor2 |
Banjo in New Zealand 1860 - 1940Hello and Happy New Year, I am hoping some of you may be able help me with several queries. I am based in New Zealand (Wellington at prese… Started by Brett Lowe in Classic Banjo |
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Mar 10 Reply by Tony Thomas MFA Black Banjoist |
Ku-Lukum Rag..1909..Claude P. Christopher & Carl T. WilliamsThis is a very good example of a slow rag/drag. I could find no information about the composers nor the meaning of the tune title. To play… Started by Steve Harrison in Classic Banjo |
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Kentucky Wedding Knot..1908..A.W.TurnerThis is a one off rag by a composer about whom I could find no information. It's a well written piece and contains snippets of Mendelssohn'… Started by Steve Harrison in Classic Banjo |
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Mar 7 Reply by Joel Hooks |
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