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I agree that BB .... Bowless ' mastertone would sound better rather with picks ....."
"Good to hear from you again, Marc. Tell Remi please, that his tone, good as it already is, will be better if he removes the tuner from the peghead. As a record producer I have noticed the big difference it makes. Most players are not ready to…"
Some news from me & my son
Hello , Classic Banjo friendsi have not been here for a long time ; Last time was to tell you my dear dear Friend Eric Stefanelli passed away in august 2024 , my dad passed in august 2023 ; so we didn't record new tunes anymore .i am sorry to hear some bad news from Ian ' health , but really interesting idea to move all the precious infos from Ning to another website ; i still have many videos ( not only Classic banjo ) in the storage of my you tube channel…See More
"I would like to thank you , my classic banjo ' friends for your kind words and the acknowledgement of Eric ' talents
Thank you Ian , Jody , Joel , Carrie , Richard
i am glad that many videos with him will survive and show his…"
"A great shock to me, Eric was a wonderful man with great skill and many interests. Thankfully, his magnificent musical instruments will keep his memory alive for hundreds of years to come."
"I am sorry for the loss of your friend Marc. I enjoyed the videos of you playing with Eric and his wife, Patricia. They were an inspiration when I was discovering classic-style banjo pieces. I also remember marvelling at his…"
"Yes, Eric was also a practitioner of Japanese calligraphy. He made lutes as well as banjos, and earlier in his life he built pipe organs. In making banjo necks he made his own varnish using fruit alcohol from trees growing right outside…"
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Crémona__ 2019
Just back from Crémona where we played , as usual , Classic Banjo on the bluegrass external stage . The sound engineer love us ' cause there are only 2 mikes , ...LOL…
Posted on September 29, 2019 at 16:30
CREMONA / Italy / Sept 29th
some news from Remi & me ; we ' ll be in Cremona at the end of the month ; It 's a bluegrass festival but Rémi like that
he hadviews on my old Ibanez 'banjo for some times ; i used to buy for him a fretless U-bass , a Flatiron F mando and a D40 Guild guitar ; he play all these but ………….
we will play 30 mn of CB ' tunes in Cremona ; only 30 mn because there are several bluegrass & folks
bands from Italy mainly . we are the lonely CB band…
ContinuePosted on September 11, 2018 at 21:52 — 1 Comment
Strange Part # 01
i open a " Strange part " , serial blog ' bout banjo 'parts with this resonator
Was on an Abbott ' 5th string i have ; i think original to it .
The Marquetery is ... inside ............ , with a varnish on ; and it is the type of marquetery we can see on a Windsor banjo ............. So ....... mistery…
ContinuePosted on August 20, 2017 at 9:09 — 3 Comments
Saint Gervasy 2015
On the road to St Gervasy ; today for 3 days
gonna play ................ Classic banjo with Rémi and his new Cole mod D ;
Alison Brown , who had a gig not far , will opening the festival tonight…
ContinuePosted on June 12, 2015 at 7:30 — 3 Comments
Comment Wall (18 comments)
- At 10:57 on January 4, 2009,
Ray Jones said…
- Hello Marc. I have a French banjo friend. His name is Eric Stefanelli. Have you heard of him? Ray
- At 13:35 on January 4, 2009,
Carl Anderton said…
- Welcome, Marc. I really enjoy your music.
- At 20:17 on January 25, 2009,
- A most unusual piece Marc. What a wonderful variety of banjo tunes we are hearing. Congratulations.
- At 13:51 on April 7, 2009,
Eric STEFANELLI said…
- LA MI LA MI LA,c'est ce qui est marqué sur la tombe d'un musicien qui était mort d'avoir trop mangé de pain de mie...dixit la mie l'a mis là...
J'ai pris contact avec tout ce petit monde, j'en connais déjà pas mal depuis un bail, les autres sont trés sympas.
Merci mon pote !
- At 0:44 on May 5, 2009,
Dan Colombo said…
- Hey, thanks! I like your version of the Morley too; I'll have to incorporate the octaves on the walkdown of the "D" section--sounds great. I'm doing my best to approximate William Ball's performance on that tune; have you heard it?
Best
Dan
- At 16:12 on August 24, 2009,
Lucas Gonze said…
- Marc, is mandolin-banjo from the same period as classic banjo? I thought it post-dated it. If so, can I use nylguts on a mandolin banjo? It sure would be great to get that rubbery sound.
My mandolin-banjo is a 1915 instrument, btw.
- At 4:26 on October 5, 2009,
Clarke Buehling said…
- Marc,
Just thought I would give my greetings. Thanks for sending the link to the
Banjoree photos. I hope you still get to play although Eric and Pat have left
your area.
Clarke
- At 16:52 on May 26, 2010,
Tarry Barriball said…
- Hi Marc - I could not help but note that you were aware my father (Tom Barriball) played a "Clifford Essex Regal" banjo. How did you get to know my father? We, the family, have over more recent years lost an awful lot of photos and history in relation to our Father and my Brother in Leicester & I are trying to regain some of what has been lost. Anything you can tell me would be very much appreciated
- At 18:25 on May 26, 2010,
David Wade said…
- Tarry, I am probably better placed to help here as the photo appears on my web site : www.cliffordessex.co.uk. It is a fairly common photo of Tom during his service days.
- At 6:20pm on May 28, 2010, Tarry Barriball gave marc dalmasso a gift…
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