Tony Trischka

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  • bluegrass
  • banjo
  • acoustic
  • americana
  • world
The avant-garde banjo stylings of Tony Trischka inspired a whole generation of progressive bluegrass musicians; he was not only considered among the very best pickers, he was also one of the instrument's top teachers, and created numerous instructional books, teaching video tapes and cassettes. A native of Syracuse, New York, Trischka's interest in banjo was sparked by the Kingston Trio's "Charlie and the MTA" in 1963.

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Songs

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    p. 42 "Salty Dog"

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    p. 44 "Sally Goodin"

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    p. 46 "Dark Hollow"

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    p. 49 "Ruben's Train"

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    p. 49 "Shady Grove"

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    p. 50 "Farewell Blues"

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    p. 54 Finale "John Hardy"

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    p. 56 "Sitting on the Top of the World"

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    p. 57 "Live and Let Live"

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    p. 58 "Bugle Call Rag"

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    p. 60 "Stoney Creek"

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    Pike County Breakdown

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    Plunkin' Rag (feat. Steve Martin)

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    Pour Brel

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    Precious Child

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    Purchase Grover

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    Rainbow Yoshi

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    Remington Ride

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    Reno Style: Music Examples from page 29

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    Reuben

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    Roberto's Dream

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    Roll in My Sweet Baby's Arms

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    Ruben's Wah Wah

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    Run Mountain (feat. Noam Pikelny)

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    Sage Age

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    Salt Creek

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    Salt River

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    Scruggs style from page 15

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    Sea Shank

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    Sean

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    Second version of Bile 'Em Cabbage Down

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    Serving Mankind

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    Sherburne (Glory Shone Around)

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    Silver Jenny

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    Slapback

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    Sleepy Hollow Reel

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    Sleigh Ride

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    Soddy Daisy

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    Soldier's Joy

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    Stop Action

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    Strawberry Plains

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    Sun Praire

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    Sunny Days

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    The Boatman's Dance / Over the Mountains

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    The Crow (feat. Steve Martin)

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    The Divine Ms. D

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    The Jig Is Up

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    The Melodic Style: Music Examples from page 31

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    The Navigator

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    The Next Big Thing

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