- 29.4.2018: Bean Blosoom (Morgantown,IN,USA) 9.6. Deering introduces Vega Vintage Star banjo, Second volume of Casey’s Custom Christmas Collection for banjo DVD, FiddleStar offers John Hartford’s Fiddle Device cards, CANCELLED due to COVID – Butler County Bluegrass Assoc, California Report: Jody Stecher discusses his new release and a lot more, Terry Baucom celebrates new album and 50 years in bluegrass music, Bluegrass Beyond Borders: The Wortmann Brothers play their bluegrass in German, More from Graham Sharp and The Steeps on Arm In Arm, Critter comes to Oberlin – Chris Eldridge as visiting professor. Prucha uses abalone inlays and multi-part binding on the headstock, neck, and resonator. How have you stayed in this house ? The appointments on the Burleson Spirit LightWeight otherwise are the same as the standard model. It is one of my favorite videos. }} } );jQuery(document).bind('gform_post_conditional_logic', function(event, formId, fields, isInit){} );,

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Jaroslav Prucha, who builds professional grade bluegrass instruments in the Czech Republic, has introduced a new version of his Jason Burleson signature Spirit model banjo with a number of component changes to make the instrument more lightweight. Don't know about other models. Finish is removed from the back of the neck for ease of playing, and the strings are attached with a Kershner tailpiece. His bluegrass band is HPSK, the unusual name being composed of the initials of the member's surnames.