Comment by marc dalmasso on April 7, 2012 at 10:20

Bass string : D

If somebody has the score you can see in my vidéo ( with the piano _part ) please send it to Ian because only the lonely banjo part is available in the library ; i just made a simple piano _acc : Thx

Comment by Alan Sims on April 7, 2012 at 10:50

what a nice melodic march .nice playing Marc .where is dad on this one .how long does it take you to memorise a tune

Comment by marc dalmasso on April 8, 2012 at 7:26

Thanks , Alan ; i will play yhis one with my dad ,  waiting for the W C Pepper  piano acc  if a member of the site got it . I learned this one in only 5 days ; in fact , it needs to have rigor with the fingerings , i discovered ; both hands .

If you watch on the scores or if you listen to some old fellows from the ABF , the good fingerings are those on the scores or those used by Van Eps  , Morley or all of our heroes . I don 't think so ( éric thinks like me ) the good fingering is your fingering , the one up to you , If you crash or you have difficulties playing a tune ( easy , med or difficult ) , don ' t hesitate , change the fingering even if you play the tune like this for a long time ; I believe my explanation is still more true for the guys which have been playing bluegrass before classic Bj  ;  @+m

Comment by thereallyniceman on April 8, 2012 at 8:53

Thank you Marc for the great performance of this superb march!

I have now uploaded the score, with piano part, for Will Pepper arrangement of Paul Eno's "The Colombian March" to our MUSIC LIBRARY...  enjoy it everyone !  :-)

Comment by Mike Moss on April 10, 2012 at 16:53

A brilliant performance of one of the all-time great marches in the Classic Banjo repertoire. Well done!

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