Tim Twiss playing Fretless Minstrel Banjo and other creative projects emerging once in a while. This site represents the single largest collection of Early Banjo music. Playlists are designed to include the music from the "Tutors", meaning the original written record of banjo music beginning mid 19th Century. Also included are playlists designed to put related material into cohesive groups.
BEAUTIFUL!!! BATTLE CRY OF FREEDOM! AND BONNIE BLUE / Irish Jaunting car? How exciting! I have not yet explored CIVIL WAR TUNES on the banjo, despite them being my forte or knowledge, as I’ve focused on Briggs! Please kindly remind me which book it may be found in? The Early 5 String Banjo solos?
Amazing - going strong! I play “Bully For All,” every chance I get, and love your Buckley’a 1868 Transcription Book. Thank you so much for your contributions to this music history.
Would you post some tutorials? I just finished building a fretless banjo and now I have to learn to play the stupid thing and I'm having a hard time finding good fretless tutorials
After just posting it, I listened to it and thought " dang it, why didn't I just stop after I did that last bridge. I should have skipped the walk around. Oh well. It was a spontaneous decision, cuz the form can be a bit cut and paste.
Nice song and pictures, Tim; the tempo increasing during the song seems to suggest the progression from sunrise, and those pausing to admire it, to the day getting underway as the sun climbs higher.
Who else is here after watching American Greatest Hits by Year, 1840-2013? "Whar Did You Cum From?" was the first song in that video. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-1T9VvaKNW28.html
Who else is here after watching American Greatest Hits by Year, 1840-2013? "Whar Did You Cum From?" was the first song in that video. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-1T9VvaKNW28.html
