Forum Discussions (3,347)

Discussions Replies Latest Activity

Victoria Music Books, 60 Solos (for 6/7 string banjos)

Here is another for you more than 5 stringers.  Enough of these pieces dip down below middle C to make it clear that is what this book was…

Started by Joel Hooks in Classic Banjo

7 Nov 21
Reply by Jody Stecher

B.M.G. Vol1. No1.

I recently received a copy of the front cover of the very first B.M.G. magazine. The cover shows a 3 octave five stringed banjo which has t…

Started by Richard William Ineson in Classic Banjo

5 Nov 18
Reply by Joel Hooks

Tuition In Banjo Technic by W. M. Rice

Some time ago I was given a poor photocopy of this by Drew Frech.I was pretty excited to find a complete set of these, also cool that these…

Started by Joel Hooks in Classic Banjo

0 Nov 17

The Banjoist's Companion, A. H. Nassau Kennedy, I.S.M.

Yesterday, as I was digging through a box marked "Cammeyer" I came across this, obviously. It looked fun so I scanned it. https://archive.o

Started by Joel Hooks in Classic Banjo

2 Nov 17
Reply by Joel Hooks

Punched disc banjo record. 'The Coconut Dance' by A.D..Cammeyer

Does anyone know anything about these discs please?

Started by Richard William Ineson in Classic Banjo

7 Nov 17
Reply by Richard William Ineson

Fred Bacon's "The Banjoist" Magazine, Complete Run

For many years only a single issue (no 7) of Fred Bacon's "The Banjoist" was available, but it was being sold on a website by a certain "Mu…

Started by Joel Hooks in Classic Banjo

2 Nov 12
Reply by Joel Hooks

Sonhando Amor (dreaming of love) Tango Brasiliero..1912..Zequina de Abreu

This another of my arrangements of a tune that would not normally be associated with the banjo. I've combined both the piano LH and RH usin…

Started by Steve Harrison in Classic Banjo

0 Nov 12

Water Sprites or L'Avalanche (Stephen Heller, Op. 45, No. 2) Arr Shirley Spaulding

In her own hand. Link for download: https://archive.org/details/water-sprites-or-lavalanche-stephen-heller-op-45-no-2-shirley-spaulding/ A…

Started by Joel Hooks in Classic Banjo

2 Nov 11
Reply by Joel Hooks

The Banjo as a sacred instrument

The Banjo started life as the m'Banza, A Kikongo word describing a communal gathering place. This word was first documented by the Portugue…

Started by Austin in Classic Banjo

6 Nov 11
Reply by Richard William Ineson

Tico Tico No Fuba.(Sparrows in the corn meal).1917..Zequinha de Abreu

This is a major revamp of my original arrangement. I've changed the key to Emin/Emaj. and I've lowered the Emaj part by an octave which mak…

Started by Steve Harrison in Classic Banjo

0 Nov 9

RSS

© 2025   Created by thereallyniceman.   Powered by

Badges  |  Report an Issue  |  Terms of Service