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द्वारा Don Titus

द्वारा Don Titus

First part played twice in the key of A. Second part played one in the key of D.Played on a new birdseye maple 11" open back.द्वारा hudie

द्वारा Ron Stewart

द्वारा Don Titus

द्वारा Don Titus

First part played twice in the key of A. Second part played one in the key of D.Played on a new birdseye maple 11" open back.द्वारा hudie

द्वारा John U

द्वारा John U

Wrong National finger pickद्वारा otto1258

Wrong National finger pickद्वारा otto1258

OK National finger pickद्वारा otto1258

OK National finger pickद्वारा otto1258

OK National finger pick Unknownद्वारा otto1258

OK National finger pick Unknownद्वारा otto1258

द्वारा Ron Stewart

Coarse versionaDAdeद्वारा carlb

Coarse versionaDAdeद्वारा carlb

Reference recording for the tab posted--view my tabs here.द्वारा JLouis Thiry

The end of a jam recording introducing the tune to the group. I'm on banjo here struggling to pick up the tune on the fly.द्वारा Mtngoat

The end of a jam recording introducing the tune to the group. I'm on banjo here struggling to pick up the tune on the fly.द्वारा Mtngoat

Double C tuning. This is a completely different tune than the A tune of the same name. Learned from the playing of Will Keys. Played on a vintage 12" aluminum pot with a new refurbished neck.द्वारा hudie

Double C tuning. This is a completely different tune than the A tune of the same name. Learned from the playing of Will Keys. Played on a vintage 12" aluminum pot with a new refurbished neck.द्वारा hudie

First attempt at composing something dark and spooky.द्वारा Kester Nethlo

First attempt at composing something dark and spooky.द्वारा Kester Nethlo

A version adapted from the Highwoods String Bandद्वारा JanetB

A version adapted from the Highwoods String Bandद्वारा JanetB

Sound sample of my prototype banjo with green PVC pipe rimद्वारा Jonnycake White

Sound sample of my prototype banjo with green PVC pipe rimद्वारा Jonnycake White

द्वारा mandobanjolibrarian

द्वारा mandobanjolibrarian

द्वारा mandobanjolibrarian

द्वारा mandobanjolibrarian

द्वारा mandobanjolibrarian

द्वारा mandobanjolibrarian

Reference recording for the tab posted--view my tabs here.द्वारा dbrooks

Reference recording for the tab posted--view my tabs here.द्वारा dbrooks

Reference recording for the tab posted--view my tabs here.द्वारा dbrooks

Reference recording for the tab posted--view my tabs here.द्वारा dbrooks

A contemporary 3-part tune by John Reischman, Little Pine Siskin is played in the key of D. To accommodate a down-the-neck solo the cello banjo allowed me to play it in the equivalent of open G tuning, tuned down four steps. A Pine Siskin is a bird related to a finch. John has an affinity for birds!द्वारा John Reischman

A contemporary 3-part tune by John Reischman, Little Pine Siskin is played in the key of D. To accommodate a down-the-neck solo the cello banjo allowed me to play it in the equivalent of open G tuning, tuned down four steps. A Pine Siskin is a bird related to a finch. John has an affinity for birds!द्वारा John Reischman

द्वारा Ron Stewart

द्वारा Ron Stewart

Spaghetti Western tune with baritone banjoद्वारा jonc

Spaghetti Western tune with baritone banjoद्वारा jonc

I've always thought this cool instrumental by Tommy Emmanuel would lend itself to banjo, so this is what I came up with. Starting from scratch last Friday and over the weekend, I finally settled on this adaptation of the tune.Tommy does this tune in different keys, and it's easy to find examples of him playing this in D, Eb, E, F, and G, depending …

I've always thought this cool instrumental by Tommy Emmanuel would lend itself to banjo, so this is what I came up with. Starting from scratch last Friday and over the weekend, I finally settled on this adaptation of the tune.Tommy does this tune in different keys, and it's easy to find examples of him playing this in D, Eb, E, F, and G, depending …

Reference recording for the tab posted--view my tabs here.द्वारा dbrooks