banjo in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

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banjo <pl banjos or banjoes> [Brit ˈbandʒəʊ, Am ˈbændʒoʊ] N

banjo

banjo m

banjo attr case, music, string

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banjo in the PONS Dictionary

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banjo <-s [or -oes]> [ˈbændʒəʊ] N

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banjo m

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A very small run of lap steels, banjos and mandolins were also built but are rare to come across.

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He dropped out of college and joined a local band that went on the road, with him playing banjo.

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Traditionally, popular instruments include the ngoni, a distant relative of the banjo, and the balafon.

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He learned to play the guitar from his uncle, and now plays banjo and several other instruments; but his renown remains with the historical ngoni.

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He learned banjo, mandolin, and violin as a child and played with his family at dances.

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Banjo music at that time was noted on the clefs, symbols came later.

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This was a combination of professional banjo players working with semi-professionals to produce a successful show.

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The name is said to come from the twanging sound of the bat at contact, like that of a banjo.

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In writing his book, he noted the instrument was soaring in popularity in the shape of the banjo.

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Instruments used include guitarboth electric and acoustic, drums, hand percussion, piano, glockenspiel, banjo and trumpet.

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