Original sentence: Neither the drum kit not the sax are accepted by purists, though the banjo is.Purists favour the line-up that can be heard on albums by The Chieftains, Planxty and the Bothy Band.The banjo is now fully accepted , possibly because of its use in popular 78s made by Irish musicians in the USA in the 1920s
Edited sentence: However folk bands and fusion bands would accept these accompanying instruments.However many Irish dance tunes use scales and modes not found in Western classical music and should never be accompanied using "standard" chords or chord progressions.However there are early recordings from the 20th Century that will allow people to at least recapture the regional styles of 100 years ago, a time before the music entered a cultural blender and left most people with what is now a generic "session style".Irish musicians accept the banjo in folk bands (e.Many people come to traditional Irish music from other genres and do not realise how jarring they sound to genuine Irish musicians when they play chords based around western classical ideas of music.Neither the drum kit not the sax are accepted by purists, though the banjo is accepted by Americans.Purists in America favour the line-up that can be heard on albums by The Chieftains, Planxty and the Bothy Band.The Dubliners) but not in traditional dance music.The banjo is now fully accepted by Americans, possibly because of its use in popular 78s made by Irish musicians in the USA in the 1920s.The dance tunes are able to stand on their own and need no backing.The two genres are distinct from each other and unfortunately the two are frequently muddled in this section.Traditional dance music purists in Ireland would not include bouzoukis, guitars or indeed any accompanying instrument