Soldier´s Joy
Finally I found Patrick´s instruction video on nylon strings on a no-knot tailpiece (thanks a lot, Werner, for your comment on my last post!). As Patrick says, those tailpieces are made for small fingers, not for paws. I found it hard to handle it, it looks easier as it is.
But as my last nylon e-string broke yesterday, I stringed my banjo with the good old GHS steel strings "regular light L09". Thank God, they´ve got loop ends.
So here is a complete rendition of "Soldier´s Joy" which I learned from the tabs of Mike Iverson with some modifications as this seems to be how I know the tune - and made it easier for me.
I don´t want to know anything about the "joy´s of a soldier", but I like the tune anyway.
By the way: What about revitalising the good old "Transcontinental Jam Session"? Any guitar around here? Or a fiddle?
But as my last nylon e-string broke yesterday, I stringed my banjo with the good old GHS steel strings "regular light L09". Thank God, they´ve got loop ends.
So here is a complete rendition of "Soldier´s Joy" which I learned from the tabs of Mike Iverson with some modifications as this seems to be how I know the tune - and made it easier for me.
I don´t want to know anything about the "joy´s of a soldier", but I like the tune anyway.
By the way: What about revitalising the good old "Transcontinental Jam Session"? Any guitar around here? Or a fiddle?
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