Grace

Wasn’t that wonderful! Really smooth bowing and so well done, Kate. Did you choose the songs by key, style or both?

So sorry I missed that rendition, Patty. I thought you played it really well; timing, tone and bowing! Love that it touches different octaves. I will have to try it. Wonder if is considered old time bluegrass. Will have to look it up. Bravo‼️

That sounded like fun, Joanne. Liked the beat and the triplets. I am shy of playing in front of people (good with animals), but there are many jams here in Richmond, Virginia. But, right know Strum Machine suffices. I like it.

Thanks, Nancy. It’s just the video app on my IPad, under “photos.”

I liked that Seth; two fun songs, and you did well with them!

Very nicely done, Joanne. Looks like a lot of fun to play. Liked the double stops and the drone idea.

Yup, recording often sounds different than what we hear; pretty much for all of us. I liked the song and how you played it!

Nicely done, Joanna! Tone, timing, string crossing and triplets all very good‼️

That was very good, Marg; a nice light touch, fine tone and timing, and you sway to the beat as well….Hip-Hip!!

Great job, Sally! As Marg said your tone is quite fine!

Patty, that was really good. I loved the second string crossing to the lower octave; sounded so cool. A good flow throughout! A special song, I think.

Glad you were able to upload your video, Rita.Nice job on the tune!

Nicely done, Marg. I did not get to the lesson, as was traveling. Thanks for posting, will get on it.

Nice!

I fixed the link for you. It should look like “https://youtu.be/sNADk1KnXK0”

instead of:
“Breton Gavotte with Strum Machine“