Calliope Rag

[marc dalmasso]

caliope_mix_acc.mp3Here 's a Mp3 of a real rythm section for Calliope Rag ( 2nd banjo + cello-banjo ) . Once you have learn the C banjeaurine part or another part , you can use it as a backup to practice .

[Trapdoor2]

Thank you very much, Marc. What a wonderful resource! Now I need to go dig out the music and learn the Banjeurine part.

[marc dalmasso]

yes Rob ; i would like to speak technic about instruments & music but i am a lil 'bit afraid because English is not my mother-language

[Carl Anderton]

I admire everyone who speaks more than one language.

Reminds me of a joke...What do you call someone who speaks three languages? Tri-lingual. What do you call someone who speaks two languages? Bi-lingual. What do you call someone who speaks one language? An american.

[Trapdoor2]

And in true American fashion, I had to look up "Lights blue touchpaper and retires". LOL

In my neck of the woods, we would say: "Lights fuse and runs..." Our 'party' fireworks have a generic warning to that effect, "Place on ground, light fuse and get away." I found it amusing that there is actually a Brit internet acronym for yours..."LBTAR"

When you get to idiomatic language...it is indeed seperation by a common tongue!