Archive | Note Name – Finger Number

Notation alternative that simply tells the note name and the typical 1st position finger number.

South’s Gonna Do It Again – Charlie Daniels Band

I reported in the Fiddle Jam Club newsletter that I had played this song recently at a neighborhood party sit-in.  It was part of my repertoire back in my bar band days.  It is a classic Country Rock fiddle tune example.  Looking at it today, I can see how much

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My Path Suggested Learning Studies

By member request, here’s some suggested learning”Paths” for you do some self-guided DIY-style FJi studying.  These are not designed to be intensive or all-inclusive like our 4-week FJi Courses (currently being developed & to be sold separately in the FJi School Store), but should get you going on a learning

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Wish You Were Here – Pink Floyd classic, violin version

<<:NEW! CELLO version below for All Access Pass members!  See below:>> Cryptic lyrics of the Rock classic.  The band says they are about being in life in the moment.  You be the judge (see below).  Mostly G major pentatonic scale.  Don’t get too worried about the exact rhythm of the

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It Wasn’t God Who Made Honky Tonk Angels – Kitty Wells

A True Country & Western Classic, with a classic double stop fiddle solo played by Paul Warren. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: “It Wasn’t God Who Made Honky Tonk Angels” is a 1952 country song written by J. D. “Jay” Miller, and originally recorded by Kitty Wells. It was an

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Tennessee Waltz – classic hit from 1950

This tune has been recorded 1000’s of times by countless artists.  I arranged it in the fiddle friendly key of G here.  Patti Page’s 1950 hit was in the key of F.  Here’s the chart & audio play-along tracks… This tune has been recorded 1000’s of times by countless artists. 

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Rockin Around the Christmas Tree

A perennial holiday favorite in the US and UK. Covered by countless other artists, this version is adapted to violin with a more fiddle-friendly key (G), but is based on Brenda Lee’s original 1960 hit version (Ab).  Transcription of Boots Randolph’s sax solo included!  Join as an All Access Pass member

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