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Presenting a selection of available links always does injustice to some folks who have created outstanding sites. Here is an abbreviated list of my favorites.

  • Four String Banjo Links offers the most up-to-date set of links to other (four string) banjo related sites and loads of valuable information!
  • Banjo-L is great for everything 5-string banjo; see their inventory of banjo players world wide!
  • F.I.G.A. and Banjos Unlimited are the world's largest representatives of four string banjo and banjo band matters. Both need our support, which is best documented by becoming a member (please tell them, I sent you when you apply!)
  • Duesseldorf Banjo Club forms the first and only German Banjo Band. In addition they run an annual Banjo Workshop, which draws participation from all of Germany, some European countries and  US guests. Read Sean’s newsletters (see below) for info on their next event!
  • Erster Muenchner Banjoclub (First Munich Banjo Club) is a group of Munich based banjo players. They started out with a regular get together in January 2007, subsequently founded the club, and by now perform frequently and successfully in the Munich area.
  • Bath Banjo Festival (formerly Reading) is an attraction you might want to visit.
  • Sean Moyses maintains a newsletter on his web site. All contributions are welcome and should be mailed to Sean. It amazes me how Sean can manage this besides playing full time with the Rod Mason band.
  • Those looking to buy a banjo and having been to the commercial sites might want to check this informative web site from Kevin Scott in the UK.
  • A true gentleman from Texas, known for his skills and generosity is “Mr. Vintage Banjo”, Vincent Mondello. If you are looking for a repair, a restoration, parts, a used banjo, or just plain good advice - he has it!
  • Norbert Pietsch has gained world wide reputation as a master luthier and banjo builder.
  • Guenter Amendt’s web site is a must if you can’t get the Tsumura books and like to look at top-of-the-line banjos.
  • Gerhard Rehmann has compiled a super comprehensive site about the banjo.