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Posted by Rob MacKillop on Thursday, April 16, 2009
Well, I sold the Enoch fretless and have recently sold my soul to the classic banjo style. I have a Thompson and Odell Artist banjo from 1890s Boston, with nylgut strings, and am playing in the so-called 'guitar style'. Finally found my own little corner of the banjo world, well, not quite my own - there are many classic banjoists. Some of us hangout at the http://classic-banjo.ning.com/ site, and I also have a website http://www.classicbanjorm.com/ with videos, sound filesetc. I knew the banjo and I had a future together somehow, it just took me a little while to find the right style, technique, repertoire and instrument. I also have an 1880s fretless classic banjo on its way - currently stuck in Customs.
So, my BHO friends, I didn't give up, just moved sideways...
Rob
2 comments on “10. Where is he now?”
PruchaLegend Says:
Thursday, April 16, 2009 @9:39:36 PM
Jens Kruger writes and plays some great classical music. Although, I suspect I'm not telling you anything you don't already know. I think classical banjo is GREAT!!! It's a great niche to be in.
muntjac Says:
Thursday, April 16, 2009 @11:27:09 PM
Good to hear from you Rob.
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