Craft in America | Music

[John Morris]

Once again Craft in America knocked it out the park again with their Music episode. We just love watching these episodes, I love our American culture, and the Craft in America producers really know how to showcase our talents, crafts, and way of life in these Craft in America episodes, for my woodworking friends, this episode highlights some great woodworking, you can watch it here at http://www.craftinamerica.org/episodes/music/

or, if I can get the video to work you can watch it here:

 

[lew]

Awesome! I particularly enjoyed the banjo section. My first banjo (4 string tenor) had a skin type head.

[John Morris]

I love em Lew, and hey, looks like the video upload work nows!

[lew]

Just now, John Morris said:

 looks like the video upload work nows!

Yup, displayed correctly!

[Ernie Richardson (BAA Bugler)]

11 hours ago, John Morris said:

Once again Craft in America knocked it out the park again with their Music episode. We just love watching these episodes, I love our American culture, and the Craft in America producers really know how to showcase our talents, crafts, and way of life in these Craft in America episodes, for my woodworking friends, this episode highlights some great woodworking, you can watch it here at http://www.craftinamerica.org/episodes/music/

or, if I can get the video to work you can watch it here:

 

Thanks for sharing this.  Very well presented.  Being a Brass Player, I was aware of Monette Trumpets.  Far too expensive for me to afford but cherished by all who own them. I was very interested in the section on the fret-less banjos.  I had not seen one - all that I have seen had frets as the other banjo maker used.  It was a very interesting presentation.