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White stuffLooking at the top of my Home Page, I think my computer has a bad case of dandruff. Merry Christmas all. Ray Started by Ray Jones in Classic Banjo |
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Dec 18, 2014 Reply by Ray Jones |
Music or TAB for The Darkey's Awakening?Does anybody have a copy of this they can share? Started by John Cohen in Classic Banjo |
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Dec 17, 2014 Reply by Trapdoor2 |
Fingers getting caught on the stringsI think the biggest factor holding my improvement back at the moment is the way my right hand middle and index fingers often get caught on… Started by John Cohen in Classic Banjo |
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The Gravel Rag (1908)...Charlotte Blake.This is an interesting tune, described by the composer as a rag,( but only just!). It does have some nice syncopation in parts and I've mad… Started by Steve Harrison in Classic Banjo |
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Rescued from Ballantine's TutorSome more Ballantine's stuff to enjoy. Frank Started by Frank Coyne in Classic Banjo |
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Van Eps Recording BanjosDoes anybody have experience with these, especially the earlier non-flush fret models? Are they very good banjos? Started by John Cohen in Classic Banjo |
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Dec 9, 2014 Reply by thereallyniceman |
Gaiety School (Olly Oakley)I wondered if anyone knows who composed the tune 'Gaiety School' as played by Olly Oakley - it is on the Jukebox here but the author is lis… Started by carrie horgan in Classic Banjo |
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Dec 7, 2014 Reply by F. Chris Ware |
New Score added to the MUSIC LIBRARYSite member Frank Coyne has kindly sent me a score for the MUSIC LIBRARY. It is a J.E. Dallas composition that I have not seen before call… Started by thereallyniceman in Classic Banjo |
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Nov 28, 2014 Reply by Trapdoor2 |
Fred MartinWhat can you all tell me about Fred Martin? I've read that he was a prominent banjoist and teacher in Boston, MA in the 1890s. I've also… Started by John Cohen in Classic Banjo |
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Not 'Whistlin' Rufus' but Whittling Remus (1900)..Thos. E. BroadyThis is another one of those tunes that could have been written for banjo. It's a lively two-step/March with some interesting bass syncop… Started by Steve Harrison in Classic Banjo |
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Nov 26, 2014 Reply by Steve Harrison |
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