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The 2010 Banjo Cruise
We have room for 9 more students! Don't miss this opportunity to advance your banjo skills...in the Caribbean!

Six day Cruise to Key West, Grand Cayman and Jamaica. Reasonably priced too. We have room for 9 more students!

Join Ross Nickerson, Tony Trischka, Rick Briggs, The Carter Brothers along with our fun support staff and our travel agent Helen on this incredible vacation/learning experience. Students will get lots of attention and instruction!

This is going to be the best one yet. If you ever thought of being part of this wonderful event. Now is the time. We have low enrollment, small classes, an excellent faculty and are visting great ports. The cruise classes are all when the ship is at sea. You'll have plenty of time to enjoy the cruise, visit the ports and relax with your spouse, family or friends.
Remember the cruise is for students of all levels. Details below

The Banjo Cruise - Videos

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Download and keep the above cruise video click here

Check out these pictures from previous cruises click here

Check out the instructors for this year

Video of instructors playing Cripple Creek at the faculty concert

The Banjo Cruise

Sail Date: January 24, 2010

6 Night Cruise
from
Fort Lauderdale, Florida
To Key West, Grand Cayman and Ocho Rios
Aboard the Carnivals' Freedom

$540 Inside Cabin
$640 for oceanview Cabin
$779 Balcony (D2)

Price also includes cruise, port charges, taxes, fuel surcharges, gov. fees and other extras

Students add $299 for the three day Banjo Workshop

Banjo Cruise Registration Page

Watch a video and learn more about the cruise

Check out these pictures from past cruises!

Banjo Rentals with Goldtone. Leave your banjo at home and rent a Goldtone CC-100R banjo for the entire cruise. Details

This years curriculum will include class sessions for every student on:
Right and Left Hand Techniques
Backup Playing
Practice Habits and Priorities
Mixing Styles
Up the Neck Work
Jamming with Others
Rhythm and Timing
Playing in Different Keys and Tunings
Playing by Ear and Learning to Play Without Tablature

There will be open rooms for Jamming at all times.

Download a copy of last years general schedule

Banjo Cruise Info / Bluegrass Cruise and Workshops Info