www.rootsmusicmarin.org Roots Music serves the San Francisco North Bay Area. Be a part of the folk music movement! Enroll in a class today. (415) 938-PLAY. Spancill Hill Ensemble Group 3 Student Performance 1 The Sleeping Lady, Fairfax, CA
www.rootsmusicmarin.org Roots Music serves the San Francisco North Bay Area. Be a part of the folk music movement! Enroll in a class today. (415) 938-PLAY. Crested Hens Ensemble Group 3 Student Performance 1 The Sleeping Lady, Fairfax, CA
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Fiddle Camp 2010 at Ship’s Company Theatre in Parrsboro, Nova Scotia. World-class musical instruction with Master Fiddler Gordon Stobbe and professional musicians/instructors: Kelli Trottier Kendra MacGillivray Timi Levy Geoff Horrocksw Skip Holmes Greg Simm Register now at (902) 254-2003 or info@shipscompany.com www.shipscompany.com
Learn to play the old British tune “The West End” on fiddle! Watch an expert play the song in half time to make it easier to learn in this free fiddle playing instructional video.Expert: David Kaynor Contact: www.DavidKaynor.com Bio: David Kaynor has over 30 years of fiddle playing experience. He currently teaches and plays the fiddle in the Connecticut River Valley. Filmmaker: Christian Munoz-Donoso
This short video gives you the very basics on how to play the major chords on fiddle and how to use them in backup (vamping, comping, chopping). Chords covered include A, B, C, D, E, F & G. Demonstration songs are Skip to my Lou and Worried Man Blues. (Chris Talley Armstrong; The Bluegrass Shack – New Athens, IL)
An online video course for playing fiddle/violin. Taught by Eric Lewis of the Manhattan String Quartet. Hundreds of online videos with step by step instruction. To check out this video course, click on the following link: prander66.violinmas.hop.clickbank.net
Learn tips and information about the second element of part B of “The West End” in this free video clip.
I’m interested in learning to play the fiddle my 2nd semester as a freshman in college. However, I’ve never played an instrument and don’t know how to read music. Do you think it’ll be really hard to learn to read music and then learn to play the fiddle? How many hours a week will I need to practice? Anyone have any advice?
Learn tips and information about the second element of part A of “The West End” in this free video clip.