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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 |
SPAMMER: ERICA WOODWARD ACCOUNT DELETEDI have deleted the account registered by "Erica Woodward". If you have received any message from this spambot please ignore it. Sorry that… Started by thereallyniceman in Classic BanjoLatest Reply |
A BIG thank you for your donations to Classic-Banjo.ning.comI would like to thank everybody for their very kind donations to keep the website running. The costs are only going in one direction... UP… Started by thereallyniceman in Classic BanjoLatest Reply |
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Stewed Prunes..Slow Drag..1911..Oscar LoraineThis is a pleasant slow drag that isn't too challenging to play. The composer was a violinist who performed around the New York area. He wa… Started by Steve Harrison in Classic Banjo |
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Uncle Silas (Some Rube)..1913..Abe Losch aka Harry LincolnI would say that this falls into the category of a barn dance. It's a well written tune that suits the banjo very well. The piano score was… Started by Steve Harrison in Classic Banjo |
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Keith WilsonHave recently found out that Keith is in hospital does anyone else ring him for a conversation i am sure he would appreciate a call Started by Clive hughes in Classic Banjo |
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Silly Ass..1907..Jean-Baptiste LefrenierThe composer was born in Quebec, Canada in 1874 where he lived his entire life. He was a composer, piano teacher and choir master. In 1912,… Started by Steve Harrison in Classic Banjo |
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Finding a good (modern) hard case?I'm trying to find a good, practical hard case to fit these old banjos. It seems to be hard to find a modern case that isn't far too big. I… Started by Steven Watson in Classic Banjo |
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Mar 31 Reply by Joel Hooks |
Cameos by Olly Oakley.Here is one that is not in the library here, complete with all parts and title sheet: https://archive.org/details/cameos-olly-oakley/mode/… Started by Joel Hooks in Classic Banjo |
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Mar 30 Reply by Trapdoor2 |
JOHN PIDOUX ACCESSORIES.These are currently on eBay UK https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/177983555430?itmmeta=01KMSWNEQ3RD3CZ3T1GKF720M3&hash=item2970a58766:g:ED4AA… Started by IAN SALTER in Classic Banjo |
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Mar 30 Reply by Richard William Ineson |
Practical Hints On Modern Banjo PlayingI was reading through this book on the archive and found it quite interesting! I was curious if modern techniques for the banjo in 1897 wer… Started by Byron Thomas in Classic Banjo |
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Mar 30 Reply by Byron Thomas |
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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Mar 26 Reply by Byron Thomas |
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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Mar 23 Reply by Steve Harrison |
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