Rose City Banjoliers
About Contact Video/Audio Practices Links Music Index
Rose City Banjoliers About Contact Video/Audio Practices Links Music Index
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| About Us |
| The Rose City Banjoliers band, formed in 1972,
consists primarily of plectrum and
tenor banjos, a tuba, a piano, a saw, washboard(s), and vocalists. Our toe-tapping
music, which ranges from the "gay nineties" to the mid-1900's, is popular with
audiences as diverse as farmers markets, retirement homes, county fairs, and private
parties. We are a nonprofit organization. |
| Contact Information Contact Us |
| For booking please contact
Charles Carter: Email: ccarter1971@gmail.com, Phone: (503) 469-8353 For all other concerns, including joining the band, please contact John Rudi: Email: jprudi@comcast.net, Phone: (503) 655-2462 |
| Officers |
| President: John Rudi Email: jprudi@comcast.net, Phone: (503) 655-2462 Vice President: Bill Leonard Band Leaders: John Kaleta & Don Peckham Secretary/Editor: Charles Carter Treasurer: John Kaleta Booking Agent: Charles Carter Email: ccarter1971@gmail.com, Phone: (503) 469-8353 |
| Video/Audio Here are some band videos: |
| Practices |
| Practices are held at Terwilliger Plaza (2545 SW
Terwilliger Blvd, Portland, OR 97201)
at 7:30 PM on on the first and third Thursday of the month.
Please contact John Rudi
for more specific information
Email:
jprudi@comcast.net, Phone: (503)
655-2462 Individuals who are interested in joining the Banjoliers are welcome to sit in on practices. |
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Links |
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IGA (Fretted Instrument Guild of America) - Includes links to other
banjo sites. www.frettedinstrumentguildofamerica.org/ National 4-string Banjo Hall of Fame Museum - Preservation of the Banjo... http://www.americanbanjomuseum.com/ Jim Bottorff - on playing the banjo. Includes songs to play along. www.jbott.com Brian's Chord List - Plectrum and Tenor chords. http://chordlist.brian-amberg.de/en/plectrum-banjo/ Banjoseen - Chords and other information. www.banjoseen.com/4StringBanjoChords/BanjoChords.html 4-String Chord Generator - Find and print out chords for lots of tunings. www.jbott.com/chords.html Don's banjo tunes: http://www.dbpeckham.com/Music/music_page.htm |