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SHLOMO PESTCOE שלמה פּסטקאָ
* Yummie * Musical Styles * Instruments * Features * News * Contact * Links * * Banjo Roots: Banjo Beginnings * * The Ekonting: A Link to the Banjo's West African Heritage * Please note: This is not a commercial site. I do not sell or appraise musical instruments. Please do not contact me to request that I identify and provide background information on a specific instrument in your possession and/or evaluate its worth. That's a job for an accredited professional appraiser, which I'm not. That said, I'll be glad to answer questions and discuss any subject I present here, so long as that one proviso is respected.
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My Musical Instruments
Please note that this is not a commercial site or a webstore. The purposes of this site are purely informational and educational. The hyperlinks below are to articles I've written about the history and organology of the various different kinds of musical instruments I play and research. While I'll be glad to correspond with you on these topics, please don't email me to ask about the value of a specific musical instrument. I am not an instrument dealer or appraiser. Please direct any inquiry of that nature to my friends and associates at New York String Service, a very reputable company that has been dealing in and appraising antique and vintage musical instruments since 1983. They have two websites: Musurgia, NYSS's "old curiosity shop" on the Information Highway offering a great selection of "fine, rare, and peculiar" musical instruments and collectibles; and Retrofret, which is devoted to vintage and unique guitars, banjos, mandolins, ukuleles and other types of fretted string instruments. For inquiries regarding accordions and concertinas of all kinds, please contact my good buddies at The Button Box (Sunderland, MA). Thanks for stopping by. I hope you enjoy your visit! -- Shlomo Pestcoe
STRINGS Fiddle, Guitar, Mandolin, Octave Mandolin, 5-String Banjo (Fretted & Fretless), Tenor Banjo, Banjo Hybrids (Banjo-Guitar, Banjo-Mandolin & Banjo-Ukulele), Ukulele, Baritone Ukulele, Puetro Rican Cuatro, Appalachian Mountain Dulcimer, Hammer Dulcimer FREE REEDS Diatonic Button Accordion (1, 2, & 3 Rows), English & Anglo-German Concertinas, Harmonica PERCUSSION Darabukka/Dumbec (Near/Middle Eastern Hand Drum), Donno (West African "Talking Drum"), Tee Fer (Louisiana Cajun/Black Creole Style Triangle), Bones, Spoons, Washboard, Limber Jack (Dancing Puppet) OTHER Quills (African American Panpipes), Jaw Harp, Mouth Bow, Jug, Kazoo
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* Yummie * Musical Styles * Instruments * Features * News * Contact * Links * * Banjo Roots: Banjo Beginnings ** The Ekonting: A Link to the Banjo's West African Heritage * Please s end mail to info@shlomomusic.com with questions or comments about this web site.Copyright © 2005 Shlomo Pestcoe. All rights reserved. Last modified: 02/01/09
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