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Section/Title Pages List
This is a “list of lists” so to speak. Each subject, chapter, or main section of study within FJi has its own title page/table of contents list page. …I know, it was kind of making my eyes spin in my head when I first started FJi too!… and was
Classical Cross-Over – Learning Path
By fiddlejamman on January 28, 2015 in “Tater”, A-toodz, Beyond the Book, Blues, Boogie Woogie, By Ear, By Feeling, By Knowledge, By Sight, By Topic, Cornerstone Styles, Country, Fiddle Jam, Fiddle Tunes, Gigger Level, Jammer Level, Jamming 101, Jamming 102, Jazz, Learning Methods, Lesson List, List, New Jam lessons, Rock, Section/Title Pages, Staff Notation, Style Studies, Teacher Training
Don’t let fear of the unknown stop you from having a little fun! It’s super easy once you are coaxed to just crack open that creative door! The Classical Cross-Over– (assumes good technique, good reader, some previous theory knowledge, but little or no experience in getting away from
Bluegrass – Section
By fiddlejamman on January 11, 2015 in Bluegrass Fiddle, Country, Country & Western, Gypsy Jazz Violin, Lesson List, List, Music History, Section/Title Pages, Style Studies
Bluegrass and Fiddling are really cousins. Fiddling has its roots in European tunes that came westward with the immigrants up to 200 or more years ago. Often these tunes were called “Mountain Music.” Bluegrass, in comparison, as stated elsewhere on the site, though it sounds just as ancient to modern
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Jam Band Style Lessons
Jam Band is a style and category of music that emerged in the 1990’s that features… you guessed it… jamming by a whole band! This is largely a live music event and is quite popular at festivals in the USA and elsewhere. These ensembles are most praised for their abilities,
Folk Music Lessons
By fiddlejamman on September 12, 2014 in Beginner Violin, Cornerstone Styles, Country, Folk Fiddle, Gigger Level, Jammer Level, Jamming 101, Jamming 102, List, Section/Title Pages, Style Studies
Folk Music. Yes, this could be considered Country/Fiddle music by many, but is really in a category of its own, going, I think, beyond any category into a musical place that is universal, simple, and historical or geographical. Simply put, like its name, it is music for plain folks!