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Well, it has been a long year (2020/21) but it looks like there could be a bit of light shining from the end of the tunnel now, let's hope so. I am planning with the landlords permission to re-open…Continue
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"Bull and Fairhouse Public House, 60 George Street, Wakefield, WF1 1DL, has changed it's name to The Polka Hop and now has two mixed sessions 1st and 3rd Sunday of each month, 1;30pm"
"Fernandes Brewery Tap & Bier Keller, 5 Avison Yard, Wakefield, WF1 1UA , England, which was on the 1st Sunday of month is no longer running, as the pub has been modified and is no longer suitable."
Barnsdale Hood at the Hop at The Polka Hop
October 9, 2021 from 7:30pm to 10:30pm
Barnsdale Hood live at the Polka Hop in Wakefield.See More
"Well, we didn't start the session in July, but we did in August and had another in September. 10th of October at the Old Nó 7 in Barnsley. If you are local to Barnsley, Yorkshire. UK please pop in, Start time is 13:00 hrs "
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Well, it has been a long year (2020/21) but it looks like there could be a bit of light shining from the end of the tunnel now, let's hope so. I am planning with the landlords permission to re-open my session in June if possible but certainly in July, unless there is a set back in the government's covid-19 roadmap to freedom. The only good thing about the lockdown is that it gave me the time to learn a new instrument. I have added silver flute to my armoury. Stay safe all of you and lets hope…See More
Traditional Music from Barnsdale Hood at The Polka Hop Wakefield
February 28, 2020 from 7:30pm to 11pm
Barnsdale Hood are appearing at the Polka Hop delivering a selection of Traditional tunes on Tenor Banjo and Tenor Guitar supported by Guitar and Bodhran.See More
Ceilidh
We are putting on a Ceilidh on behalf of the mental health charity "MIND" Tickets £5 and in will take place on the 28th June, at Silkstone Common Junior & Infants school, Moor End LaneSilkstone CommonBARNSLEYS75 4QT. I hope we are OK to post it on here. I thought it would be of interest. See More
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- South Yorkshire
- What Instrument ( inc Voice ) Do You Play ?
- Irish Tenor Banjo, Fiddle, Mandolin, Guitar
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- Intermediate Level 2 (5 years+)
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- I mainly play Irish Tenor Banjo now, though occasionally fiddle and mandolin. I am a beginner with the concertina(anglo), and the guitar I have been playing for about 45 years but not being a singer hardly ever pick it up these days.
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Posted on October 3, 2018 at 20:49 0 Comments 0 Likes
Five years since I posted in this blog. So much has changed. First on all the Copeland has gone and have since owned a Goodtime, a Barnes & Mullins and finally a Deering Eagle II, which is my only banjo now. I have progressed enough now to be playing in a 15 piece Folk Ensemble/ceilidh band. and a duo known as Barnsdale Hood. Also on the 2nd Sunday afternoon of each month I run a tune session in Barnsley.
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Posted on January 13, 2013 at 21:17 1 Comment 0 Likes
Having played the fiddle and mandolin for nearly twenty years I have never been satisfied with the volume of the mandolin and my intonation on the fiddle especially in the faster tunes leaves a bit to be desired, I thought I would have a go with a new instrument.
I am now awaiting delivery of a Copeland 19 fret Irish tenor banjo from a Shop in Dublin. Any tips on playing and/or setting up would be much appreciated.
I will report how I am getting on with it as progress is made…
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- At 8:19 on September 21, 2013,
Mike "Ormepipes" Orme said…
Hi Alan,
Nice to hear from you mate, but sorry, no, I will not be venturing out tomorrow. I've just got back from holiday and have a list of stuff as long as your arm to catch up with.
Cheers,
Mike
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