Andantino in G Major, composed by Ferdinando Carulli and published in 1825. Performed on guitar, banjo and bass banjo. "Classical" parlor guitar based on 19th century design by the La Patrie Guitar Company. Early Banjo based on the Joel Sweeney banjo circa 1840, built by James Hartel. Fretless Bass Banjo by Goldtone

This is the most well known of Erik Satie's 3 Gymnodepies. Written in the late 1880's, it is considered to be one of the most tranquil piano pieces ever written. Arrangement by Tom Arri.

Playing some fingerstyle there and I have to sing this good ole tearcracker, too. Lea Kramer on accordion. Martin Kretschmer on fiddle. Picked it up from a Kelly Harrell vinyl record.

piano piece with improv - ML-1 baritone banjo, soprano ukulele, with baritone electric guitar underneath

Played on a Gold Tone WL-250+ in standard G tuning. From a banjotabs.com transcription. Recorded on a Zoom H5.

Played on a Gold Tone WL-250+ in standard G tuning. From a transcription by John Bullard. Recorded on a Zoom H5.

Arrangement by Shoji Kushiro, as tabbed (more or less) in the July 1974 Banjo Newsletter. Played on a Gold Tone WL-250+ with a resonator and a Doc's Cathedral Bridge. Gm tuning. Recorded on a Zoom H5.

Tsunami Piñata: Francis Brennan - Banjo. Luz Gaxiola - Accordion

Two Italian tarantellas; Feniculi Fenicula and The Wedding Tarantella.

Tsunami Piñata: Francis Brennan - Banjo. Luz Gaxiola - Accordion