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lockdown ! a time for study

well what with one thing and another keeping me occupied during these last peculiar weeks I have finally got around to cracking open the Fr…

Started by nick Kelly in Classic Banjo

1 Apr 4, 2020
Reply by Trapdoor2

Hello World,

I thought to introduce myself, since I have been hanging around and reading. I’m Jack, from Wyoming, new to the banjo, but already enjoying…

Started by Jack in Classic Banjo

32 Apr 2, 2020
Reply by Jody Stecher

Sunflower Rag (1911)...Percy Wenrich

I don't think PW ever wrote a bad tune and this is no exception. It's ragtime at its best and very playable on banjo. The original score wa…

Started by Steve Harrison in Classic Banjo

0 Mar 31, 2020

Banjos, minstrels and the royals...

I have been doing some research into minstrelsy for my book on the history of pierrots and wondered if there was any conclusive proof of th…

Started by Uncle Tacko! in Classic Banjo

1 Mar 31, 2020
Reply by nick Kelly

Quarantined? Nope...just retired.

Started by Trapdoor2 in Classic Banjo

15 Mar 26, 2020
Reply by R L Vaughn

I am even getting abuse from my friends!!!!!!!

Started by thereallyniceman in Classic Banjo

4 Mar 25, 2020
Reply by Pär Engstrand

fourth string woes

Hi,  the bass string on my openback nylon strung banjo sounds bad, i have tried a few and they all sound dead - all are metal wound, is th…

Started by ritchie thomson in Classic Banjo

10 Mar 25, 2020
Reply by John Cohen

Dreams of Ragtime (1908)...T.W.Thurban

I arranged this following a request from Ian. It's a very tuneful cakewalk and one of the few ragtime tunes written by a British composer.…

Started by Steve Harrison in Classic Banjo

1 Mar 25, 2020
Reply by Trapdoor2

Bob's Chilli Rag (1921)....Robert E. Cleary

This is a gem of a rag with an interesting backstory. Around 1905, Cleary opened a Chilli Parlour in Spokane, Washington, which he called F…

Started by Steve Harrison in Classic Banjo

1 Mar 25, 2020
Reply by Trapdoor2

The Yankee Doodle Rag (1911)...Garfield Wilson

This is an entertaining novelty rag, the original score was in Eb but my prefered key of G works better for the banjo. The meaning of the t…

Started by Steve Harrison in Classic Banjo

0 Mar 19, 2020

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