Clair De Lune by Claude Debussy, written in 1890

I found this on a tape I thought I'd lost. It's a twin-banjo version of 'Home Sweet Home', recorded in 1978 with two cassette players! Just the once through.

Played in 3 finger bluegrass style. Key of G. Played on a 1930's vintage 10 3/4 Slingerland open back pot fitted with a new 5 string neck.

key of A and played on a short scale 5 string banjo

Ralph and Christopher Schut are two dutchmen living in the Czech Republic. They play bluegrass together in two bands, G-runs 'n Roses (www.g-runs.com) and The Rustic Robots. This recording features Ralph on guitar, mandolin, banjo, lead & baritone vocals, and Chris on upright bass and tenor vocals.

Ralph and Christopher Schut are two dutchmen living in the Czech Republic. They play bluegrass together in two bands, G-runs 'n Roses (www.g-runs.com) and The Rustic Robots. This recording features Ralph on guitar, mandolin, banjo, lead & baritone vocals, and Chris on upright bass and tenor vocals.

This arrangement of Big Mon mixes melodic, Scruggs, and single-string approaches.

Another recording from the 'Cross Country' days, this one featuring Bob Pett as lead vocal.

My melodic version of Cumberland Gap.

Own Arrangement

A nice tune by Rock Barley out of Kalamazoo Michigan, played on a converted 1922 Vega Model M Tubaphone.

Played on a vintage arch top resonator banjo. Key of G

Squirrel Hunters- Salt Creek - Sooke River BG Fest - June 16-17, 2006

Beginner banjo picking