Irish Tenor Banjo

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Gold Tone IT-250

Just got a Gold Tone IT-250 and very happy with it. It's taken me years to get into an instrument that suits my taste.
From marktegan 15 years ago
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Hi, I am learning the tenor 4 sting from a book by Gerry O'Conner. but i need to see different techniques. may be on a DVD? so I can see it over and over any good suggestions... Read More
From granville 15 years ago
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New Banjo on the way :)

Hi guys, I've just placed a small deposit on a new Deering Goodtime 2 Irish Tenor (GT2-17, with resonator) here in Australia. I should get it delivered next month (hopefully earlier) and... Read More
From Geekmason 15 years ago
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Tone ring

Hello folks, I would like some help. I have with me a Deering Goodtime tenor banjo which apparently has a tone ring. I think I can see it on the out rim like a wide but thin metal... Read More
From beetlegeist 15 years ago
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tuining

cgda is true tuning for tanner banjo and gdae is tuning that barney mackenna came up with many years ago to suit irish music so its really up to your own taste
From christy65 15 years ago
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	New tenor Linked by joemac 8 years ago: Peg head
	Resonator Linked by joemac 8 years ago: Ford tenor
	Barry Ford tenor Linked by joemac 8 years ago: New Ford custom tenor.
	Maid Behind the Bar (reel) Linked by Tom Hanway 8 years ago
Blog Entry: Traditional Irish and Celtic Tunes in the Public Domain Linked by Tom Hanway 9 years ago: Irish and Celtic Tunes for 5-String Banjo Materials by Tom Hanway
	"Bag of Spuds" Reel Linked by robmac07 10 years ago
Tablature: All Through the Night (Ar Hyd y Nos) 4th Variation Linked by Tom Hanway 10 years ago: In memory of Bill Keith, here is a lovely Welsh air in Celtic fingerstyle that can be played as a Christmas tune.
Blog Entry: What is the 'Celtic' in Folk Music Culture? Linked by Tom Hanway 10 years ago: Today, use of either English or French symbolises social and material success while use of a living Celtic language symbolises powerlessness, backwardness or clannishness.
	Gold Tone Short Scale Tenor Banjo, SS250 resonator, built by Andy Perkins Linked by larryalen 10 years ago
Tablature: Music for a Found Harmonium (PCO standard version) Linked by Tom Hanway 10 years ago: Here's a snapshot standard arrangement that matches my tab of the same tune based on the original Penguin Cafe Orchestra version.