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Western MA early banjo enthusiasts

Started this discussion. Last reply by Stuart G. Vogt Oct 5, 2010. 4 Replies 0 Likes

I would love to hear from any early banjo folks out here in western MA. I recently completed a Boucher-type banjo, and now I'm looking to actually play it. The books are fine and the videos are fine,…Continue

Starting From Scratch

Started this discussion. Last reply by Stuart G. Vogt Aug 1, 2010. 4 Replies 0 Likes

You've seen my previous postings about Sam Sweeney. Sam has led me down a path that I've never been down before in my 63 years..music! Up to this point the hardest thing I have ever played was a…Continue

Sam Sweeney Memorial

Started Aug 1, 2010 0 Replies 0 Likes

On June 6th the dedication of the Sam Sweeney memorial stone was held at the Confederate plot in the Graham Cemetery in Orange, VA. Joe Ayers and the Virginia Serenaders did a great job in the music…Continue

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How did you find out about Ning Minstrel Banjo?: ran across it surfing the internet

How long have you played banjo?: none up till now

What kind of banjo(s) do you own?: building a Boucher banjo

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At 8:50am on May 31, 2010, Joe Bianchini said…: Stu, Joe Bianchini, Thanks for the note. I didn't make the connection when I saw your name come up. Looking forward to meeting and talking with you Monday evening.

At 11:40am on June 9, 2010, Joe Bianchini said…: Stuart, Just a note to say how much I enjoyed the presentation Monday evening. Also, I would be interested in hearing how you are progressing with making your banjo, so stay in touch.

Yr Obt Svnt

Joe Bianchini

At 1:58pm on June 9, 2010, Joe Bianchini said…: Can't say that. I believe if a days goes by that you don't learn something then it's a wasted day. I learned a fews things I didn't know that night.

At 2:00pm on June 9, 2010, Joe Bianchini said…: The first one is always the most difficult. Keep at it!

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