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BANJO
CAMP NORTH
May
13, 14, & 15, 2011
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Program codes: All=Information useful to everyone. N=Novice, B=Beginner, AB=Advancing
Beginner; I=Intermediate, A=Advanced, Demo=Demonstration.
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Friday, May 13, 2011
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**
These 8 classrooms are all at the Hilltop Campus **
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** These
4 classrooms are all at the Pondside Campus **
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Birch
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Sassafrass
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Oak
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Maple
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Dining
Hall
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Sage
Hall
(Under
DH)
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Dining
Hall
Foyer
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NurseStation
(Under
DH)
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The
Lodge
Baypath
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The
Lodge
Farside
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The
Lodge
Nipmuc
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The
Lodge
Gallery
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1230-145
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Registration
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Find
Your Level
OT
L.Hammond Grosswendt
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Rivers
Getting The Most From Your Hand-Held Recorder
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Find
Your Level
BG
Altschuler
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Early
Bird
Up-to-Speed
BG
Jam
Mills
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Early
Bird
Up-to-Speed
OT Jam
Baugus
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Early
Bird
Slow
BG Jam
Stillman
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Early
Bird
Slow
OT Jam
Kropp
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Faculty
members not otherwise assigned
are encouraged to participate in
jams of their choice.
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145-215
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Staff
Meeting
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230-345
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B.
Hammond
Rockafolky
2-Finger OT Picking
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L.
Hammond
Beginner Track
OT-1
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Grosswendt
Advancing Beginner Track OT-1
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Altschuler
Beginner Track
BG-1
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Molsky
Tips & Tricks for
Keeping Solid Time
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Bowden
Playing Songs You Know How to Sing
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Baugus/Brown
Round Peak Banjo
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Arkin
Melodic Blues Licks to Spice Up Your BG Solos
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Kropp/Stillman
Banjo Duets
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Beazley
Top 10 Scruggs Licks
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Munde
Creating Solos to
Songs
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Trischka
Intermediate to Advanced
Backup
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OT-I
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OT-N/B
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OT-AB
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BG-N/B
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OT-I
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BG-I
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OT-I/A
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BG-I/A
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BG-I/A
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BG-AB/I
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BG-I/A
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BG-I/A
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400-515
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B.
Hammond
Making It Up As We Go Song & Tune
Accompaniment
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L.
Hammond
Beginner Track
OT-2
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Grosswendt
Advancing Beginner Track
OT-2
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Altschuler
Beginner Track
BG-2
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Bowden
A Sampling of Don Reno
Licks
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Davis/Nelson
The Great BG Lick
Lexicon Returns Again
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Baugus
Southern Clawhammer
Techniques
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Mills
Ground Speed
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Kropp
Intro to Clawhammer
& OT Finger
Style
for BG Players
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Beazley
Sing on the Chorus
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Munde
The Melodic Style
Fiddle Tunes
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Stockwell
Syncopation Appreciation
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OT-I/A
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N/B
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OT-AB
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BG-N/B
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BG-I/A
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BG-I
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OT-I/A
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BG-I/A
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BG-I/A
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BG-All
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BG-I/A
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BG-I/A
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Free time
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600-700
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Dinner
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715-800
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An Introduction to Black 5-String Banjo Playing – Tony
Thomas in Sage Hall (Beneath the Dining Hall)
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815-9:45
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Faculty Concert in Sage Hall (Beneath the Dining Hall)
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9:45-11:00
Guided
Jams
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Singing
Beazley
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Combined
Slow Jam
L.Hammond
Grosswendt
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Slow
BG Jam
Atschuler
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BG
Up-to-Speed
Henry, Stockwell
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OT
Up-to-Speed
Brown, Molsky
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Celtic/New
England Tunes
Reiner, Bursen
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Faculty
members not otherwise assigned
are encouraged to participate in
jams of their choice.
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Saturday,
May 14, 2011
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8:00-9:15
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Breakfast
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Birch
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Sassafrass
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Oak
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Maple
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Dining
Hall
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Sage
Hall
(Under
DH)
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Dining
Hall
Foyer
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NurseStation
(Under
DH)
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Baypath
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Farside
The
Lodge
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Nipmuc
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Gallery
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930-1045
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Henry
Playing in the
Key of C
Without
Retuning
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L.
Hammond
Beginner Track
OT-3
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Grosswendt
Advancing Beginner Track
OT-3
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Altschuler
Beginner Track
BG-3
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Mills
Pedal Steel-Type
String Bending
Effects
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Trischka
Playing Fiddle Tunes
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Baugus
Clawhammer Repertoire From the Southern Mountains
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Arkin
Key Ingredients of Clawhammer to Back Up a Fiddle or Play
Strong Solo Tunes
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Molsky
Old Time Fiddle
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Evans
Learning The Fingergboard: Where Melodic and Single-String
Meet
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Stockwell
Handling Tunes Too
Slow for Rolls
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Bursen
Getting All the Notes
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BG-I/A
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OT-N/B
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OT-AB
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BG-N/B
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BG-A
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BG-I/A
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OT-Demo
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OT/I
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OT-I
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BG-A
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BG-I/A
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OT-I
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1100-1215
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Henry
Fancy Up-the-Neck
Scruggs Style
Backup
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L.
Hammond
Beginner Track
OT-4
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Grosswendt
Advancing Beginner Track OT-4
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Altschuler
Beginner Track
BG-4
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Mills
Foggy Mountain
Special
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Nelson
Beginning Single
String Style
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Brown
Turn Your Ears On
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Arkin
The Power of 3-Finger Clawhammer
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Reiner
Banjo Players - Play With A Live Fiddle Player
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Evans/Stockwell
Fiddle Tunes
Simplified
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Kropp/Munde
Doug Dillard's Tunes
and Styles
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Bowden
Deep Dive into Pike County
Breakdown
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BG-I/A
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OT-N/B
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OT-AB
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BG-N/B
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BG-I/A
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BG-I/A
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OT-I
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OT-I
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BG-OT-All
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BG-I/A
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BG-I/A
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BG-I/A
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1230-130
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Lunch
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145-215
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Camp Photo on steps outside Dining Hall – Please
attend!
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215-330
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Davis
Intro to 3-Finger Melodic Style BG for Fiddle Tunes
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Henry
Vamping and Beginning Backup
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Evans
Right Hand
Essentials
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B.
Hammond
Making it Up As
We Go - Improv
& Composition
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Mills
Less is Best
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Stillman
Unlocking the Power & Versatility of TablEdit
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Brown
Virginia
& North Carolina
Fiddle Tune Repertoire for Banjo
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Baugus
Clawhammer Banjo from Scratch
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Reiner
Chords for OT & BG Fiddlers
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Trischka
Playing the Modes
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Beazley
Tasteful Backup to
BG Vocals
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Molsky
Improving
Learning-By-Ear
Skills
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BG-B
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BG-B/I
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BG-B
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OT-I
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BG-I/A
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All
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OT-I/A
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OT-B/I
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BG+OT-B/I
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BG-A
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BG-AB/I
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OT-All
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345-500
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Davis/Evans
Surviving a
Bluegrass Jam
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Henry
Learn a Tune By Ear
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Grosswendt
Blues on the Banjo
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Stockwell
Country Boy
Jazz
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Mills
Traditional Kick-offs,
Lead-ins, Endings
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Stillman
Better Playing
Through Exercises
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Brown
Become an OT Finger Picker in One Hour
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Bursen
Making the Jump to Double Thumbing
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Arkin/Reiner/Molsky
OT & BG Fiddle & Banjo Duets
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Trischka
Playing the Syllables
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Beazley
More Sing on the
Chorus
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Bowden
Ralph Stanley Style
Compared &
Contrasted
to Earl Scruggs
Style
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BG-All
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BG-All
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OT-I/A
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BG-A
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BG-I/A
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BG-All
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OT-All
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OT-I
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All
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BG-I/A
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BG-All
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BG-I/A
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Free time
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600-700
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Dinner
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715-800
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The
Banjo Project: The Story of America's Instrument – Marc Fields in Sage Hall (Beneath the Dining Hall)
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815-9:45
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Faculty Concert in Sage Hall (Beneath the Dining Hall)
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9:45-11:00
Guided
Jams
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Singing
Campers self lead
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Combined
Slow Jam
L.Hammond
B.Hammond
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Slow
BG Jam
Atschuler
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BG
Up-to-Speed
Davis, Evans
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OT
Up-to-Speed
Arkin, Kaufman
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Blues
On The Banjo Jam
Grosswendt
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Faculty
members not otherwise assigned
are encouraged to participate in
jams of their choice.
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Sunday, May 15, 2011
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Birch
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Sassafrass
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Oak
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Maple
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Dining
Hall
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Sage
Hall
(Under
DH)
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Dining
Hall
Foyer
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NurseStation
(Under
DH)
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The
Lodge
Baypath
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The
Lodge
Farside
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The
Lodge
Nipmuc
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The
Lodge
Gallery
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9:30-1045
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Bowden
Earl Scruggs Guitar
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L.
Hammond
Beginner Track OT-5
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Grosswendt
Advancing Beginner Track OT-5
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Altschuler
Beginner Track
BG-5
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Stockwell
Playing in ¾ Time
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Nelson
Beginning Chord Studies
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Brown/Kropp
OT Fiddle and 3-Finger BG Banjo Duet Style
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Beazley
Technical Tune-Up
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Reiner
OT & BG Fiddle Bowing Workshop
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Bursen
Ghost Fingers
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Evans
Practice Strategies
for Adult Learners
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Trischka
More Obscure Earl Scruggs Solos & Tunes
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BG-All
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OT-N/B
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OT-AB
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BG-N/B
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BG-I
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BG-I/A
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BG-I/A
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BG-AB/I
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BG+OT-B/I
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OT-I/A
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BG-All
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BG-I/A
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11-1215
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Arkin
Bill Monroe's Evolving View of the Banjo's Role in Bluegrass
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Munde
Roll Logic
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Stillman
Playing Down the Neck Breaks by Ear
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Davis/Evans
Up the Neck
Backup
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Stockwell
Creative BG Rhythm
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Rivers
Everything Audio
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Kropp
BG Finger Board & Picking Secrets
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Beazley
Good Tone & Timing From the Start BG-
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Molsky
Hobart
Smith's Wabash Blues
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Bursen
Banjo D'Amore
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B.
Hammond
Only 3 Chords Up the Neck
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Henry
The Capo-It's Your Friend
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BG-All
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BG-B/I
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BG-AB/I
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BG-I/A
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BG-I
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All
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BG-I/A
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AB/I
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OT-I/A
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OT-All
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OT-AB/I
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BG - AB/I
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1230-130
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Lunch
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145-3:00
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Altschuler
What Can I Play When
I Don't Know the Song?
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Munde
Review of Rolls & Examples
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Stillman
The Humble Vamp
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Davis
Finding the Melody
Notes the Easy
Way
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B.
Hammond
Easy 2-Finger OT Fiddle Tunes in D
Without a Capo
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Nelson
Banjo Care & Feeding
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Kropp
Folk Banjo Styles
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Baugus
Dock Boggs
Country Blues
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Reiner
A Fiddler's Bag of Tricks
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Bursen/L.
Hammond
Banjos and Ballads
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Arkin
BG For OT Players
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Trischka
Playing Steve Martin
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BG-B/I
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BG-B/I
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BG-AB/I
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BG-AB/I
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OT-AB/I
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BG+OT-All
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I/A
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OT-I/A
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BG &OT-B/I
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. OT-All
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OT-I/A
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BG-I/A
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Camp
ends. Hope to see you September 16-18,
2011.
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