Richard William Ineson
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Fred Van Eps birthday December 30th 1878
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Started this discussion. Last reply by thereallyniceman Dec 31, 2024.

Possible Weaver banjo for restoration on Ebay
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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…Continue

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J.A. Turner banjo list
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Richard William Ineson replied to Austin 's discussion Voicing
"Hi Austin, In life we find that there are always more questions than answers. As regards this question I don't think that the situation where it is necessary to emphasise the middle voice in a triad is going to crop up too often so I…"
13 hours ago
Richard William Ineson commented on TONY BRYAN's video
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DARKTOWN DANDIES (Joe Morley) (John Field + Tony Bryan)

"It's a great tune, well played chaps. Ossman lifted the first strain for his 'A Little Bit of Everything' medley."
20 hours ago
Richard William Ineson replied to Austin 's discussion Potentially the best method
"It's debatable whether or not there is a need for yet another banjo method, the ground has been so well covered by so many over many years that there is nothing left to say, in print, in my opinion. What most people seek when they decide to…"
yesterday
Richard William Ineson replied to Joel Hooks's discussion Whoa! Bill, Vess Ossman
"I think that this is it:-…"
Friday
Richard William Ineson replied to Joel Hooks's discussion Whoa! Bill, Vess Ossman
"Astonishing playing, it makes me wonder how he managed to get so many tunes under his belt week after week, mostly played with precision  and always a lot of attack (when required, as in this tune) Ossman was phenomenal."
Friday
Richard William Ineson replied to Austin 's discussion Buying a zither banjo
"Thanks for the information Ian, I was curious about what happened to Alan's Vibrante as I would have liked to buy it as a momento of our friendship over forty odd years but his daughters sent it to a local salesroom with an estimate of…"
Mar 25
Richard William Ineson replied to Austin 's discussion Buying a zither banjo
"Hello Ian, which salesroom was this sold in please? Alan Middleton's Vibrante was sent for sale to a saleroom in Norfolk when he died last year and I wondered this was his banjo."
Mar 25
Richard William Ineson replied to Austin 's discussion Buying a zither banjo
"Austin, Everyone should own a zither banjo at least once in their life, if you find that you don't take to this kind of banjo or its repertoire, the 18th century style of a lot of these instruments (particularly the Cammeyer Vibrante, Vibrante…"
Mar 25
Richard William Ineson replied to Austin 's discussion Humor
"Austin, You need to do a lot of reading as  the answers to most of your questions will be found in the various banjo magazines contemporaneous with the height of the popularity of the classic banjo, and its repertoire, and the more recent…"
Mar 23
Richard William Ineson replied to Joel Hooks's discussion Mr. Jollyboy
"EM EEL although I could be wrong."
Mar 22
Richard William Ineson replied to Joel Hooks's discussion Mr. Jollyboy
"These jig dolls were (and still are) very popular in the UK, and because of their popularity and continued production are not uncommon and can be bought (even the old ones) quite cheaply.  Looking at the illustration on box, and the clothing…"
Mar 22
Richard William Ineson replied to Joel Hooks's discussion Mr. Jollyboy
"And here is a jolly picture of a Pierrot manipulating one, in November, 1910."
Mar 22
Richard William Ineson replied to Joel Hooks's discussion Mr. Jollyboy
"Grimshaw was primarily an mandonlist, so what did he know about banjo ;-)"
Mar 21
Richard William Ineson replied to Joel Hooks's discussion Le Banjo Gottschalk for Banjo
"Hi Jody, I just wanted to make it clear that I didn't imagine the statement or sitting beside Mr, Howe whilst he explained this particular aspect (the key of E major) of the  mysteries of the banjo to me in 1961. I hadn't come across…"
Mar 20
Richard William Ineson replied to Joel Hooks's discussion Le Banjo Gottschalk for Banjo
"Another avenue which you might explore are the banjo pieces such as Morley's 'Bagpipe Patrol' or Cyril Philips' 'Highland Fling', where the banjo is supposed to imitate the bagpipes. In Morley's 'Bagpipe…"
Mar 20
Richard William Ineson replied to Joel Hooks's discussion Le Banjo Gottschalk for Banjo
"Hi Jody, The later editions of 'The Banjo and How to Play It, contained other banjo compositions,'Twilight Melody' was one. An arrangement by Len Broomfield, of Rubenstein's Melody also appeared in some editions, this was a good…"
Mar 20

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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

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