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Gold tone white lady

I have my eyes on a specific banjo called a gold tone white lady without a scoop that I think would make a good banjo for me, does anyone h…

Started by Austin in Classic Banjo

5 Nov 17
Reply by Austin

UPDATE: New 1924 BMG Scans for the John Field Library

A friend in New Zealand..yes, the other side of the world.(How did  UK BMGs  get there?) has sent a scan of April 1924 BMG that was missing…

Started by thereallyniceman in Classic Banjo

4 Nov 14
Reply by Trapdoor2

Down In Yukatan..1910..S.R.Henry

This is a pleasant medium tempo rag and not too challenging to play. The piano score was in F/Bb but I've arranged it in G/C to better fit…

Started by Steve Harrison in Classic Banjo

0 Nov 7

How much interpretation is too much?

Okay so I recorded and uploaded a video of me playing skeleton dance by Norton Greenop. Now it's my interpretation doesn't sound like class…

Started by Austin in Classic Banjo

10 Nov 6
Reply by Jody Stecher

Lopez Rag..1918..J.R.Lopez

This is another well written, self published one off rag by a composer about whom little is known other than he/she published it in 1918 in…

Started by Steve Harrison in Classic Banjo

2 Nov 4
Reply by Steve Harrison

Possible Weaver banjo for restoration on Ebay

There is a banjo with a few Weaver characteristics on EBay the number is 167047143629. The starting price is £39.99 which might be too much

Started by Richard William Ineson in Classic Banjo

3 Nov 1
Reply by Richard William Ineson

In the case of repetitive motion injury

How do you make one of those picks that farland made, and how do you use it?

Started by Austin in Classic Banjo

0 Nov 1

Cheerio Lads, Jan Wien...

I've run across a request for any additional sheets to "Cheerio Lads" by Jan Wien. At first glance, the copy in the library does look like…

Started by Trapdoor2 in Classic Banjo

8 Nov 1
Reply by Richard William Ineson

Flap Jacks Rag..(1916)..J. Bowie Googer.

Other than the information displayed on the attached title page, little is known about the composer. This is a gem of a rag and is extremel…

Started by Steve Harrison in Classic Banjo

0 Oct 31

At The Ball (Schottische-Caprice)..1904..Thomas Henry Lodge.

This is a well written, catchy tune by Lodge,and  with the use of dotted notes, is similar in style to the Sunflower Dance. It's the sort o…

Started by Steve Harrison in Classic Banjo

0 Oct 30

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