Exercises for Classic Banjo by Emile Grimshaw
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26 inches. 18 frets. Some of the repertoire goes higher, but not much.
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What's the scale length on this? It looks rather short and I only count 19 frets.
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Awesome!!
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Great tune. Love the old style banjo :)
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and the hair rules too
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the classic banjo is an interesting instrument
thanks for uploading rob mackflip
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Alot more techniques to use on the Banjo than most would think...I have only just begun....Love the instrument
brummeister1 2 years ago
Search for classic banjo and ning and you'll see a lot more of this stuff.
BalcarresGuy 2 years ago
Are these your exercises? it sound like full song to me! Very nice.
colchicmu 2 years ago
They were written by Emile Grimshaw in the 1920s. Yes, they sound more like pieces than exercises, but that's what he called them.
BalcarresGuy 2 years ago