"I've sent the film clip to Alan Middleton who was there at the time. He's 94 years old now but his mind is a sharp as a wire first string. I can remember a few of the faces but he will be able to name them all. He lives in Norfolk so we…"
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Roseland Romance by Norton Greenop
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Trapdoor2 Nov 21.
123rd anniversary of Parke Hunter's visit to Brighton
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Does anybody know who T.E. and Geo. J. Trinkaus were?
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"Nope, that's a perfectly valid interpretation. I was just experimenting and discovered I liked playing it the way I described."
"Wait, am I missing something?
I would play this legato up until M25, where I would begin to finger waggle tremolo the stems up while playing stems down with my thumb for all notes under tr~~~~~~~~~."
"My bad: tr~~~~~ is "trill", not "trem". AFAIK, Trill v Trem for plucked instruments may be interpreted as the same thing, esp. when the trill is extended (more than just a couple of notes). For individual notes, it should be…"
"The tremolo strain is pretty easy as far as these things go. And not too long as to cause hand injuries.
Yep, totally ripped from Sgruggs' as we know nobody played arpeggios on banjo before he played Reuben by accident while turning…"
"Roseland is a peninsula in Cornwall, across Carrick Roads (estuary of the river Fal) from Falmouth (there's a ferry, I think). Lighthouse is called St. Anthony Head."
"I too, like the tune and it also has familiar feel to it for me. We played it many years ago and it just slipped from the repertoire for no reason. I look forward to hearing your revival of this pretty piece."
"I'll print this out and mail a copy to Drew Frech.
I played through it last night several times and like it a lot. The melody was familiar though and was driving me crazy.
Then I remembered what I was thinking of, a piece by Thomas…"
"I must have pressed the button twice for the first page. It's a good tune, I can't remember where Roseland is now."
"Thank you Richard!!!!!!!!!"
"I'll get the few bits and pieces I have about KS together, and make a start about writing her up for the Morley bio on this site, I haven't found a photograph of her yet. Good to know that another 1891 programme survived."
"I remember you and your pierrot troupe you were going to take a look at Charlie Roger's props trunk when i lived in Scarborough some years ago but we never actually met."
"Hello Tony, Our paths have not crossed as yet but it would be good to meet you at some time. i haven't got round to collating what little information i have about Kate Sampey, yet, I ran out of steam after doing the Joe Morley epic with…"
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Clifford Essex Cup Winners 1994, Pat Doyle, Mike Redman, Me and Alf Brimble
Posted on April 20, 2020 at 13:00
Me accompanying Jody Stecher playing 'Cupid's Arrow' at Backwell some years ago
Posted on April 20, 2020 at 12:38 — 1 Comment
A very rare tenor banjo for sale on Ebay
Posted on April 16, 2018 at 14:30 — 6 Comments
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- At 7:19 on February 14, 2017,
thereallyniceman said…
Welcome (again) to Ning,Richard! I see that you have re-registered using your new email address, thank you and we look forward to posts from Richard 2
:-)
Ian
- At 18:28 on March 13, 2019,
Eli K L said…
Hello, Richard! I am not, alas, the famous Eli K. Just a generic Eli starting to look into classic banjo. :-)
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