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123rd anniversary of Parke Hunter's visit to Brighton
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Richard William Ineson Jan 7.
Does anybody know who T.E. and Geo. J. Trinkaus were?
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Joel Hooks Jul 15, 2020.
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"Nothing in the banjo world surprises me any more but this latest discovery about Bertolle is certainly food for thought."
"'Berrie and Bertolle' were a music hall banjo duet, they also made a few records and, I think, were in the famous 100 strong banjo band at the London Palladium c1912. I had one of these 'Dexter' banjos at one time, a very…"
"And mine."
"One factor involved in the 'how many fourths' to buy in ratio to unwound strings depends on if you play a lot of banjo tunes with bass string solos in them, Hunter's 'Alhambra March' can be quite heavy on fourths as…"
"A demanding piece which is well worth the effort of dealing with five flats, a key signature which, in the banjo world, I have come across only once before, in the the very sultry and atmospheric Spanish march, En El Camino' by Frank Lawes. We…"
"Hi Milwaukee, You have my sympathy as I had a mild form of Covid in March, last year and know how lowering this infection can be, You have overcome many obstacles and setbacks already in your quest to play the banjo in the classic style, I have no…"
"Very nice, brought back many happy memories of sunny summer days playing this tune a long time ago."
"A good question, and as usual, there are more questions that answers, put it down to intuition."
"Ian, I would think that when you bought a banjo in 1900, you got what you were given."
"I don't thinks so. If anyone has a copy of it in any form, can they post it on here as I would like to play it, and time is running out."
"Jody, i thought that your point was that "It was near impossible not to know".the pronunciation of the names Cholmondeley, Featherstonhaugh, and Mainwearing, when you 'spent some time in England' and my point is that very few…"
"Jody, I was quite surprised to read your comment, "I've spent some time in England and was aware of the pronunciations of the three names you mentioned. It was near impossible not to know". You must have moved in exalted circles…"
"In connection with the banjo, someone once said to me, about a well known but deceased banjoist, "He couldn't play the banjo, he was a taxi driver"."
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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
Comment Wall (2 comments)
- 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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