The old Austrian march that made its way into bluegrass and country music. Pick/strum style on the Martin D-35.
https://youtu.be/9cVRIivkUtI?si=VEexBpHlsiajSyMY
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Edited by - chuckv97 on 05/07/2026 23:05:02
Do you have any thoughts on why this became abridged?
I think it’s one of those 19th century tunes like Home Sweet Home and Red Wing that was picked up by popular musicians who weren’t classically trained. They took their favourite part(s) and turned it into a shorter musical showpiece.
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Hmm, I'm not "classically trained". I like the Walter Jacobs arrangement for banjo.
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Originally posted by Joel HooksHmm, I'm not "classically trained". I like the Walter Jacobs arrangement for banjo.
Joel, how on earth do you get those low B notes,, is the fourth string at B? Are there any recordings of this?
What you posted is in A notation.
Try this one in C notation.
archive.org/details/jacobs-ban.../mode/1up
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