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1. a musical instrument with four or five strings and a body like a drum that is played by pulling at the strings with the fingers or a small piece of plastic (Definition of banjo from the Cambridge Academic Content .

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2. Vintage musical instruments can sometimes be quite valuable, especially if they're rare, custom or special editions, and in good condition. If you're lucky, you can determine the value of a vintage mandolin by doing a little research. However, it often takes a bit of examination to better determine an accurate.

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3. Identify the names of banjo makers from the golden age of the banjo. These makers include Slingerland, Lyon & Healy, and Stromberg-Voisinet (became Groeschl Company in ), Buckbee, Rettberg & Lange and J. B. Schall. While some of these banjos have no outstanding features to differentiate them from other models (besides the stamped name on.

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4. The premise for Guano Padano’s Americana is like very few others, it is inspired by an underground and anti-fascist literary movement that happened in Italy between , where Italian intellect.

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5. Jun 07,  · If you purchase something from my affiliate links, I will get a small commission with no extra cost to you. Thank you for supporting my videos! Banjo .

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6. Jan 03,  · I tried to snag a meatball and got my hand slapped. “After the show!” With an ill-fitting costume on my body, badly applied makeup on my face, and an out of tune banjo strapped to my chest, I was now shoved into the lineup with the rest of the band. The elevator doors opened to darkness.

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7. A banjo is a musical instrument that looks like a guitar with a circular body, a long neck, and four or more strings.

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8. Contextual translation of "banjo" from French into Italian. Examples translated by humans: banjo, tutti!, & bank, poppy!, forza, banjo, banjo clock?, porca vacca!.

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