The Artisan Goodtime Two 17-Fret Tenor embodies that iconic banjo sound even with its lighter weight. Tenor banjos are smaller and lighter weight, making them convenient to stay sitting right by your favorite chair or travel with for pick up jam sessions. The tenor banjo has widely spaced chords that are easier to play than plectrum banjo’s conventional tuning. The Deering Boston 19-Fret Tenor Banjo is a great choice if going more for the traditional New Orleans jazz style. Tenor banjos are also commonly played in traditional New Orleans jazz. If you are hoping to create these Irish dance hall sounds then the Deering Sierra 17 Fret Irish Tenor is a great choice. The dance halls in Ireland and New York City were the starting point of the tenor banjo we know today.
The 17-fret tenor banjo is most commonly thought of as the Irish tenor and is tuned G,D,A,E (4th to 1rst frett) and has a scale length of 21. Morgan-Monroe MRHB-1 Arch Top tone ring, Rocky Top BG Series. Wayne Norman (originator of this basic list) has purchased a Morgan Monroe archtop. I have not had a chance to examine one first hand. These banjos have 4-strings and became popular with Irish banjo players in the 1920’s – which is why these banjos are often referred to an Irish tenor. Morgan Monroe Rocky Top Tenor Banjo The Rocky Top RT-TBO-17 tenor banjo is perfect for Celtic music. Morgan Monroe in mid 2004 has introduced a much fancier series with very intricate inlay and such at very attractive pricing. The tenor banjo was a popular rhythm instrument in the early 20th-century dance bands. O.Tenor banjos are shorter necked with 17 “short scale” or 19 frets typically played with a plectrum. (1) Robin Smith (1) Rochester Banjo (1) Roger Skipper (1) Saga (2) Schall (1) Sigma by Martin (1) Soveriegn (1) Start by Giannini (1) Stone Banjo Company (3) stromberg (1) Stromberg Voisinet (1) Supertone (2) Tim davis (1) Tokai (1) Tone King (1) Trujo (2) Unknown (1) Vega Artist (1) Vintage (2) Washburn Lyon-Healy (1) Watson (1) Werco (1) Whispering Pines Ba. (1) No Name (3) Other (1) Parts Banjo (1) Penco (1) player needed (1) Prescott Banjo Co.
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