A classical banjo piece written by Joe Morley.

It is played on a steel string banjo alone 2 guitars and a double-bass.

It is from my new cd "Classics".

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John Miller Sicilienne played o a LeVan Bojo

February 16, 2015. Recorded at home, a version of the tune as learned from the playing of Chris Coole

New recording by Stripe Azz if this stunning brazilian choro. On the Mastertone this time, 18 december 2014, recorded by Jan Keulemans.

Composed this years ago but just decided to record it. Added some guitar backup to fill out the sound a bit. It's not bluegrassy or Old-Timey, but it sounded a bit classical to me so at the risk of offending the purists out there that's how I classified it, and that's how I settled on the title, which may be pronounced Broken if you so desire. :>) In G tuning.

A Mormon Hymn from 1846. Cassie Webster vocal, Tom Berghan banjo, Stephen Stubbs classical guitar, Tekla Cunningham violin, Brandon Vance violin

Transcribed By John Bullard

Neo classical piece I wrote in 1985

A neo-classical piece I wrote on a Pohlmann mandoline banjo

back in 1985