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NameJean-Yves Corlay
Date2014-09-30
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MessageHello I live in Britanny and I play the bouzouki in the fest noz (night feasts). I bought a tenor banjo in England a few years ago to play breton music but now I am very interest in Irish music. Do you think your tutor n°1 would be of good interest for me or other methods or DVD or CD. I would like to buy a good banjo and I hope to have some advise.Thank you for all.


NamePaul
Date2014-09-24
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MessageI am a 63 year old Newbie player although I`m good around the guitar. I don't have a lot of resources where I live so I`m welcoming the opportunity to study your books.
Thanks Enda.



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NameTuuli Gress
Date2014-09-15
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MessageEnda,

I had the pleasure of attending your workshop and We Banjo 3 concert at Chief O'Neill's in Chicago not long ago. I think you and your fellas are all brilliant, charming, terribly talented, and generally very tall, especially in the key of...anything. I enjoyed the show and I've been enjoying the albums ever since. I'm brushing up on my claw-hammer playing with your inspiration! It is fantastic to hear some tunes I know with a reel Tenor banjo character.

I hope to see you again!

Tuuli


NameJohn Looby
Date2014-04-22
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MessageI've just bought your Tutor vol 1 and like it. It's well laid out and has loads of tunes. Looking forward to practicing.

John.


NameGampGapmibly
Date2014-04-07
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Messagetwo. What is considered your plan conception? OTC stocks are usually popular because of the minimal price ranges. That they cost you below $5 every.


NameRich Holmes
Date2014-03-24
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MessageHi, I"ve been learning to play blue grass for the last 9 months. I want to play the traditional Irish music, could you steer me in the right direction as to what would be a good tenor banjo for beginners also a 17 fret or a 19 fret? and can you recommend your books for me. or where is the US area I might find a instructor thanks Rich Holmes


NameLarry Pontious
Date2014-02-10
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MessageAbsolutely love ITM, all things Tenor Banjo and Enda and WeBanjo3 are just amazing! smilie


Namefred sachs
Date2013-11-22
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MessageI picked up roots last year in ireland and I love it!


NameDaniel Musick
Date2013-07-08
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MessageThanks much for your tutor and example. I fell in love with tenor banjo many years ago, but was always a wind player (flute, bagpipes, etc.) and had trouble getting my head around strings. With the news that I had cancer some years ago I determined to get familiar with at least one stringed instrument & got a tenor banjo. I'm cancer-free 7 years leter, and have almost stopped playing anything else because tenor banjo varieties are so much fun (standard tenor, zither banjo, cello banjo, shamisen). I've just begun with the tutor but it helps like a dream -- Daniel Musick


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