Oh, what's de Matter Suse Ann.

[Carl Anderton]

This song, arranged for banjo and voice in Phil. Rice's Correct Method for the Banjo, can also be found in the same book arranged for solo banjo, entitled "Where's dat n-----." Attached is another version, with some interesting lyrics, including "India Rubber Overcoat."

[Tim Twiss]

Hey that sounds good. I did it a few weeks ago as "Bryant's Jig", except I did it really slow. Makes me wonder why I did that...yuk.
Nice job on the other two also.

[John Masciale]

I've been playing Bryant's jig for a while. The Where's dat N___ title gave me an idea from having children. When you call out to them you start quietly, and then get louder when they don't answer. I tried this same thing with the jig. There is a repeat on the first part, so you are playing the same theme 4 times. I start really quietly. On the third time through I start to crescendo, into a fortissimo on part B. This adds a nice dynamic to the piece.

I liked your combination of the different pieces. The whole thing is very well played.