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Alan Munde (pronounced "mun-dee") (born November 4, 1946) is an American five-string banjo player and bluegrass musician . Biography. Born in Norman, Oklahoma, Munde learned banjo from a well-regarded Oklahoman banjo player, Ed Shelton.
Alan Munde is one of the most highly respected and best-loved banjo players in the world. A master of both melodic and traditional Scruggs styles, Alan has played and taught music professionally for over 40 years. He is a member of the American Banjo Hall of Fame and a winner of the 2021 Steve Martin Banjo Prize.
This 70-song collection, masterfully arranged by Alan Munde and Beth Mead-Sullivan for 3-finger, Scruggs-style 5-string banjo, will help players explore the repertoire already beloved by pianists and crooners.
It became a reality for banjoist Alan Munde when he won the 2021 Steve Martin Banjo Prize. The windfall allowed him to go to the studio and record his thirteen original compositions and two Elliott Rogers's penned tunes that make up this collection.
Alan Munde at Midwest Banjo Camp '22 Faculty performance Night 2, Saturday June 4th 2022. Accompanied by Keith Baumann, Tom T. Ball, Brian Oberlin, Scott And...
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2021 Prize Winner: Alan Munde. Alan Munde was born November 4, 1946 in Norman, Oklahoma and began his bluegrass banjo career while attending the University of Oklahoma. He and fellow student Byron Berline, fiddler extraordinaire, spent much of their time away from classes honing their performance skills at various fiddle contests and musical ...
Alan Munde born November 4, 1946 in Norman, Oklahoma is a well-known five-string banjo player and bluegrass musician. From Norman, Oklahoma. Lives in Wimberley, Texas (near Austin). 1969, began playing banjo professionally at age 22 with 16-year-old Sam Bush in a band called Poor Richard’s Almanac.
