Owen
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jason kleinberg posted an update 3 years, 5 months ago
Here’s an updated post on playing backup chords.
Let us know if you have questions. And share any tips you have! 🎻
https://fiddlehed.com/how-to-play-back-up-chords-on-the-fiddle/ -
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Debbie Hill replied to the topic Humours of Westport in the forum Student Videos 3 years, 5 months ago
How am I just now seeing this?! That was so good. Steady tempo,great tone!
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Debbie Hill replied to the topic Auld Lang Syne in the forum Student Videos 3 years, 5 months ago
Happy new year to you! Thanks!
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jason kleinberg wrote a new post 3 years, 5 months ago
Use this super-simple end-of-year review for your music practice:
What were three wins you had this year?
What are three things that can use improvement?
What three things will you concentrate […]
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Thrilled to have become a FiddleHed early this year, just a few months after I started learning fiddle! What a fantastic community, guided by an amazing teacher in Jason! Really looking forward to going and growing as a FiddleHed in 2023. Happy New Year!
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This has been a great year in the fiddling journey. Thank you Jason and fiddlehed! Looking forward to 2023!
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jason kleinberg wrote a new post 3 years, 5 months ago
How To Play Back-up Chords On The Fiddle
If you are able to play chord backup on the fiddle and violin, you will be a more versatile and well-rounded musician. Firstly, most fiddle players […] -
Debbie Hill replied to the topic Thanksgiving song in the forum Student Videos 3 years, 6 months ago
Thanks!
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Patty replied to the topic Lucy Farrโs – slow, slurred, droned in the forum Student Videos 3 years, 6 months ago
Haunting and beautiful!!
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jason kleinberg wrote a new post 3 years, 6 months ago
Improve Your Fiddling Through Listening Practice
If you’re a fiddler, then you’re probably fairly familiar with the way that learning a new piece of music can feel like trying to keep your balance on a […]
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Thank for this article. I especially appreciate the introduction to Evelyn Glennie. I wonder about her several references to deafness. I wonder whether this conference had something to do with people who are deaf.
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Wow! thanks for this ted talk by Eveleyn Glennie… I’d heard the name but had no idea…. what an amazing woman!
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jason kleinberg wrote a new post 3 years, 6 months ago
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Once you learn a tune, take a journey by adding practice variations. This adds Desirable Difficulty which helps you learn it more thoroughly. But mainly it’s fun.
We’ll mostly work with the first q […]

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@fiddl3hed The Blackest Crow That Ever Flew
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Patty replied to the topic Thanksgiving Waltz in the forum Student Videos 3 years, 6 months ago
Thank you Cindy and Owen…. this is on Jay Unger’s Harvest Home album… he goes into the second octave, but I’m not there yet…. ๐
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Debbie Hill replied to the topic Thanksgiving Waltz in the forum Student Videos 3 years, 6 months ago
Nice! That’s a new one to me. Great timing and runs!
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Patty started the topic Thanksgiving Waltz in the forum Student Videos 3 years, 6 months ago
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Debbie Hill replied to the topic Blackest Crow with variation in the forum Student Videos 3 years, 6 months ago
That variation is tricky! Good job. The video is nice too and nice clear tone .
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Patty replied to the topic Thanksgiving song in the forum Student Videos 3 years, 6 months ago
Nice work and great double stops!!!
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Debbie Hill replied to the topic Thanksgiving song in the forum Student Videos 3 years, 6 months ago
Just worked this out today so it’s very rough!
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Debbie Hill started the topic Thanksgiving song in the forum Student Videos 3 years, 6 months ago
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jason kleinberg wrote a new post 3 years, 6 months ago
Written by Jim Guinn
A Brief Overview of Old-Time Music
Old-time music is a unique form of North American folk music with its roots tracing back to the traditional folk music of England, Scotland, […]
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What a wonderful article. Thank you.
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This is a comment / question I have a really old fiddle that was given to me it has geared tuners on it is fully intact but fragile wood not play it but was played alot during its younger years finger board has dips on it from being played so much for a very long time anyway was just wandering if you’ve ever seen or heard of one set up with geared tuners
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Hi
I don’t know why you are asking me about this. Did you hit the wrong reply button? in any case, what I do know is that my Best Buddy installed a set of geared tuners on a cheap violin about ten years ago. He purchased the product from George Hienyl ( or Heinyl – I’m not sure of the correct spelling). Apparently there were several types of tuner available but not all would be suitable for a valuable instrument since alteration to the instrument would be required, not something to do on a fine old violin I’d guess.The Heinyl company has been around a long time and might be a source of information for you. They are located in Toronto, Canada and known for high quality, at least they were ten years ago. Times are changing so it’s hard to be sure these days I guess.
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Outstanding article and very informative. Thank you !!!!
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This was terrific – thanks so much for all the info!
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This is great! Thanks for sharing.
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Love this article. I moved out of an area in Florida that only played old time and landing in the middle of bluegrass in East Tennessee. Jam sessions have been an challenge. I never had to play “breaks” or sing before. All new. This article puts is all in perspective. Thanks.
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Thank you so much for this wonderfully informative article. I am really enjoying rhe article, links, recordings and pictures.
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Fantastic article and examples! Thanks for a powerful Music History course in miniature!
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Great to hear how you experience this, Pete.
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By the way, you really should *categorize* this page so it’s easier to find and return to! (For now I’ve saved it as a Favorite, but that doesn’t help others who may never stumble across it!)
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Thanks for this suggestion, Pete. I’ll pass it along to consider.
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