D1-1-3-A0-E0-0-A3-2-3-2-0-D1-2
This is a tricky rhythm known as syncopation in which we play on the offbeat. For more lessons on syncopation. If you want to learn and practice this more, then go here:
WPBakery practice 1
Hooray for life. Just writing to write. Well, not just that. I’m also testing this cool new WP editor.
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Buzzing Strings
I thought I’d share my recent experiences in case it’s of use / interest to anyone I the group: I’d noticed a slight buzz coming from the D string so contacted my friendly local luthier who supplied this information: 1. As it is mainly when double stopping, then maybe the slot in the bridge on … Continued
Terrible timing and out of tune but I still had fun!
I love this little tune and all the different little variations that I’m trying out. However, timing timing timing! Really need to work on getting that solid and getting the lilts in the right place too. Still, I feel like I’m slowly slowly getting a little better. My husband is playing a gig at our … Continued
Mace Bell’s Civil War March
Howdy folks. I came across this tune a few weeks ago while listening to Spencer & Rains, and it is now my favorite Old Timey fiddle tune. It is called Mace Bell’s Civil War March. I am obsessed with it so thought I would share. -Dylan
Mel June Office Hours follow up – podcast on chord changes
hi everyone! Thanks so much for joining this week for office hours. As promised, I found the podcast that describes chord changes and how songs can all be categorized according to similar chord change patterns. It wasn’t a 99% invisible podcast….it was a Twenty Thousand Hertz episode!!!! Many thanks to Fiddlehed Carolyn for helping me … Continued
Leave Her Johnny Leave Her
I’m learning droning double stops and thought I’d have a go at combining that practice with the lovely sea shanty we learned last week!