I know, this might seem a bit off topic… but funny is funny, and if it includes a violin, and motorcycles, I’m all about it! To do this actually takes very good bow and finger control, so kudos to whoever is the performer. FYI: Here’s a pic of my current
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Fisher’s Hornpipe is a catchy little tune that seems pretty common at Pickin’ Parties. Free Fiddle Jam Club members get to see a tutorial on how to improvise EZ back-ups to this song. Our All Access Pass members get to view ALL the lesson materials which include: My performance example,
A440, A432, A417…. does it REALLY matter? What are your thoughts on this subject? I am interested to know what you might think about this. Please feel free to let me know (below). <<::>>
Here, fresh off the gig, still wearing my tie, I report for you on what it actually takes to do one of these kinds of gigs. Hint: being a good reader is almost always a necessity… and knowing at least the first 16 or so bars of Pachelbel’s Canon in
Hey Fiddle Jammers! I just wanted to let you all know that the Fiddle Jam Institute is back open for your learning pleasure. It seems that my hosting company had a problem on their end with my (supposed to be) automatic domain name renewal. All fixed now. If you haven’t
I recently came across this nice video from a few years back that features a song I wrote for our gypsy jazz group Babik called Sweet Sustenance. There’s clips of an interview with the band in the middle, as this was part of a regular concert series and TV show
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