Wednesday, September 30, 2009
Does any one have tab for rebekah weiler's snowdrop? (or notes, chords, progession or sketch) etc
I saw her play it on youtube (had never heard ever before)
It brought tears of joy to watch and play her masterpiece.
I have picked out some of it and would like to learn the entire song.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks, Daniel
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Playing Since: 1998
Experience Level: Purty Good
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[Jamming] [Socializing] [Helping]
Occupation: retired
Gender: Male
Age: 76
My Instruments:
Deering, boston and a 40 yr. old open back Gibson RB Banjo and a Takumine parlor size flatop Guitar,, and a $5, harmonica
Favorite Bands/Musicians:
grandpa jones, doc watson,hobart smith, old time clawhammer, stringbean,uncle dave macon, uncle dave dougherty, leroy troy, dan levenson, wade ward,stoneman, kyle creed, earl scruggs, Phillip Steinmetz, freight hoppers, ralph stanley, rebekah weiler, and of course the ol classsical fellers like JS Bach, Dvorjak, Debussey,. Eric Clapton, Chuck Berry, Beatles, jOHNNY cAsh, Merle Haggard, GEORGE Jones, Georgia Satellite, Kentucky Headhunters. jerry lee lewis, alison krause, donna fargo, phil and brent #KMOD tulsa, ok, tommy jarrell. fred cockerham, steve martin clawhammer
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Retired, have always enoyed music, fod memories of dances at a little 1 room school house back in the early 50s with local musicians playing the most beautiful, vigorous, happy music : square dances were a thrill, waltzs, polkas, schotischhes etc.(Porter and Clark families) Clark family now have their own recording studio and theater in McConnellsville, Ohio.
Grandpa Jones jump started me into "taking up the banjo"
Also enjoy landscaping, roses, history, researching, do-it-yourself home upkeep, photography, wife, family, friends, grandchildren Weimeraner dogs, etc etc .
PS: I like to tease people and tell we went to the state fair and saw "Alice and Krausse both"
also enjoy metal detecting (never knowing what one will dig up is fun)
and collecting old bottles (antiques)
