Richard William Ineson
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Will the real Alfred Cammeyer stand up please?
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Edith Fielden, interesting inscribed cover for her banjo piece 'Bonita'
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Does anybody know who the banjo player featured on this old jug is?
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Tony Liddington's book about pierrot troupes has been published, prices vary so shop around
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Richard William Ineson replied to Steve Harrison's discussion A Lucky Duck..1903..Howard Whitney
"Thats' good, the more the merrier, as they say. I thought that the Lansing arrangement was interesting with the 'English notation' designation and also the trio being arranged in different octaves. It's a catchy tune and easy to…"
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Richard William Ineson replied to Steve Harrison's discussion A Lucky Duck..1903..Howard Whitney
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Richard William Ineson replied to Steve Harrison's discussion A Lucky Duck..1903..Howard Whitney
"Here is Howard Whitney's Mosquito's Parade, this version arranged by Lansing, was published by Witmark in 'English Notation' in 1901. Gordon Dando used to play this one, it's a catchy tune which  is a close cousin to…"
9 hours ago
Richard William Ineson replied to Joel Hooks's discussion A Lucky Duck, Parke Hunter
"It's a good tune and Hunter makes it bounce along in his usual effervescent manner, it's quite playable on the banjo from the piano score. Whtiney''s 'Mosquito's Parade' is also worth playing, this one appeared in…"
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Richard William Ineson replied to Richard William Ineson's discussion Will the real Alfred Cammeyer stand up please?
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Richard William Ineson replied to Richard William Ineson's discussion Edith Fielden, interesting inscribed cover for her banjo piece 'Bonita'
"Thank you for for untangling this forward looking and quite challenging piece for us. I did run through it but my poor old eyes had difficulty with the ledger lines and changes of tempo so I didn't make much sense of it. I can see how it might…"
Sep 18
Trapdoor2 replied to Richard William Ineson's discussion Edith Fielden, interesting inscribed cover for her banjo piece 'Bonita'
"Here's the mp3 file..."
Sep 17
Trapdoor2 replied to Richard William Ineson's discussion Edith Fielden, interesting inscribed cover for her banjo piece 'Bonita'
"Rainy afternoon...I'm keying this piece into Muscore 4. It's Balmy (Britspeak: Barmy). It shifts from a 3/4 introduction to 2/4 A & B part, then a 6/8 C part in Cm. Back to the 2/4 A then the Trio's in 4/4 (and in F) then back to…"
Sep 17
carrie horgan replied to Richard William Ineson's discussion Edith Fielden, interesting inscribed cover for her banjo piece 'Bonita'
"Great, thank you Richard and Ian!!"
Sep 17
thereallyniceman replied to Richard William Ineson's discussion Edith Fielden, interesting inscribed cover for her banjo piece 'Bonita'
"Hi Carrie, Richard has kindly sent me the score for "Bonita" and I have added it to the MUSIC LIBRARY. Ta to you too Richard."
Sep 17
Richard William Ineson replied to thereallyniceman's discussion 1991... It seems like only yesterday.. eh Richard?
"It certainly doesn't seem like thirty two years ago. I remember the Reading Banjo Festival very well, it moved about quite a bit over the years, the Reading Town Hall initially, I think, and then a social club belonging to Reading University,…"
Sep 14
Richard William Ineson replied to thereallyniceman's discussion 1991... It seems like only yesterday.. eh Richard?
"John Willis, he died a few years ago. He lived near Barnsley and was a remarkable bloke, interested in all kinds of things, he also made some good banjos."
Sep 14
nick langton replied to Richard William Ineson's discussion Edith Fielden, interesting inscribed cover for her banjo piece 'Bonita'
"Hi Richard, The HSCT was apparently founded in 1900 and had over 700 members nationally in 1901. There are very few Edith Feildings in the British BMD database and possibly only one in the likely timeframe. There is some additional information on…"
Sep 13
Richard William Ineson replied to Richard William Ineson's discussion Edith Fielden, interesting inscribed cover for her banjo piece 'Bonita'
"Hi Nick, Thanks for that interesting snippet of info, she sounds a likely candidate as the composer of 'Bonita' (she also wrote another banjo solo 'Mi Amor' which I have not come across, in the flesh, yet) as the banjo became a…"
Sep 13
Richard William Ineson replied to John Deller's discussion Plectrum banjo strings
"Hi Joel, Grimshaw recommended a metal 1st string because the gut 1st strings at the time were so thin that they often broke and were just a nuisance. Joe Morley also recommended and used a metal 1st string, this information came as a surprise to me…"
Sep 13

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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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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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