Another Early BMG Scan for the John Field Library

by thereallyniceman

on Wednesday

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 from our library. I have added it and I hope you find it interesting!

Thank you John.

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    Richard William Ineson

    Not nit picking but, this 'Cheerio' by Chas Stainer is not 'Cheerio Lads' by Jan Wien, neither solo has a second page.

    Joel Hooks said:

    I find it interesting!

    Nice article on gut strings, debate ended on a second page for Cheerio, interesting rant on grading solos, all in all a good issue. 

    Thanks Ian and NZ Friend!

    yesterday

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    Joel Hooks

    Whopsy, my mistake. 



    Richard William Ineson said:

    Not nit picking but, this 'Cheerio' by Chas Stainer is not 'Cheerio Lads' by Jan Wien, neither solo has a second page.

    Joel Hooks said:

    I find it interesting!

    Nice article on gut strings, debate ended on a second page for Cheerio, interesting rant on grading solos, all in all a good issue. 

    Thanks Ian and NZ Friend!

    yesterday

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    Trapdoor2

    LOL. I had a similar experience, Joel. I read the article on "Cheerio" and thought, "I have 'Cheerio' keyed in, the article states that it should be played at 152 bpm, I wonder what it sounds like that fast?"

    I messed around with "Cheerio Lads" for a good half an hour before I realized that it was a different piece.

    So, I switched modes and keyed in the correct piece. See attached for the mp3 of "Cheerio" by Stainer...@ 152bpm. Good piece for recording on that 2min cylinder machine. It goes by in 1:46!

    Joel Hooks said:

    Whopsy, my mistake. 



    Richard William Ineson said:

    Not nit picking but, this 'Cheerio' by Chas Stainer is not 'Cheerio Lads' by Jan Wien, neither solo has a second page.

    Joel Hooks said:

    I find it interesting!

    Nice article on gut strings, debate ended on a second page for Cheerio, interesting rant on grading solos, all in all a good issue. 

    Thanks Ian and NZ Friend!

    yesterday