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What instrument family is the banjo in?
The banjo is a stringed instrument. It falls into the strings family, specifically, it's acoustic. (unless you happen to find an electric banjo)
Why was banjo Patterson called banjo?
Andrew Barton Paterson is his real name, but at the end of anything he wrote he put "The Banjo" after the his favourite family race horse
What family of instruments are used in the song lambada?
The banjo
What music family does a banjo belong too?
strings
Where did the banjo come from?
Africa, via the American South.
What instrument family is the banjo in?
The banjo is a stringed instrument. It falls into the strings family, specifically, it's acoustic. (unless you happen to find an electric banjo)
Where banjo come from?
Africa
Where do banjo's come from?
The banjo was originated in countries of Africa (M&G)
Why was banjo Patterson called banjo?
Andrew Barton Paterson is his real name, but at the end of anything he wrote he put "The Banjo" after the his favourite family race horse
What does the word banjo come from?
china
Why did banjo Patterson write first family?
because he had two family's and his first family left him
What family of instruments are used in the song lambada?
The banjo
What music family does a banjo belong too?
strings
What obstacles did Banjo Paterson have to over come?
Banjo Paterson faced obstacles such as financial struggles, family expectations, and societal pressures. Despite these challenges, he persisted in pursuing his writing career and eventually became a renowned Australian poet and journalist.
What music family does the banjo belong too?
The banjo belongs to the music family of the American banjo. There are several different types of banjos, which are classified according to the number of strings they have, and their overall construction. Most banjos use 4 or 6 strings.
Which classification does the banjo come under?
Chordophones my friend
Where did the banjo come from?
Africa, via the American South.
