Owen

Yes. A plan is there to get you moving. But something else might arise that needs your attention…

awwwsumm. glad you’re playing perpetual motion. I want to do a new lesson on that…

Awwwwwsumm. Love that you guys are sharing your practice with each other 👍

Awwwwwwwsum. Let us know what tunes you’re playing…

After being away for Thanksgiving I spent my practice time reviewing Down by the Sally Gardens, Red Haired Boy, Whiskey Before Breakfast and a different version of Mucking O’Geordie’s Byre, which I figured with a title like that, I needed to learn!!! Tomorrow working on chordal scales and bowing.

Practiced G scale two octaves. added variations of 123, 1,3,2,4,3,5,4,6,5,7,8.

Worked out bowing on Away in Manger in harmony section – slurs on eighth notes and down bow for effect.

Tried playing softly on harmony section.

Ran through entire piece twice with recorded accompaniment.

Need to cut my nails.

Niiiice!

Niiiice going Sandy!

Congrats Mike!

Soooo good. Thanks for sharing this.

Good sound on this! Very strong playing…

Well, Phoebe, I’m glad you liked it and that you’re on your Fiddlehed journey. It’s a very exciting place to be. I’ve just finished my 2nd year and love playing everyday and even though there always seems so much more to learn, it’s never daunting. I’ve finally learnt to have fun and enjoy the practice.

Awesome! Thanks for posting Andree…

Hope you post something, Rik, when you’ve had a go. I got inspired by watching others use it. It’s a good way to create accompaniment when you have no one else to play with. I’ve just gone down the piano rabbit hole which has a world of different keyboards, sounds, scales. You don’t even really know how to play piano, or guitar, to create tunes.…[Read more]

Owen, that is great!!! I love the tune, and your double stops really add to it. Good job!