Fiddle 4 Twin Fiddle (Tue) – week 6A lot of review, plus we started on one new tune . . . Minuet after Matti Haudanmaa by Arto Järvelä, 2009 We’ll also try his arrangement of Indian Corn as a polska. Don’t forget that Arto, along with the band Kaivama, will be performing next week at World Music Wednesday. Filed under: Fiddle 4,Paul Tyler by Paul | June 1, 2011 | Comments (0) Fiddle 4 Twin Fiddle (Tue) – weeks 5&6Two tunes in preparation for a possible visit from our Finnish friend, Arto Järvelä on June 7. Arto will be performing at World Music Wednesdays on 8 and doing a workshop on June 18. notation for Hast Schottische & the 3 tunes in this post (We’ll do this one in week 6) Raha polska by Arto Jarvela When Arto was here in 2009, we taught Indian Corn to a Fiddle 3 class. Here is the basic tune and Arto’s harmony (taught in week 5). Indian Corn melody medium tempo Indian Corn harmony (melody added), slow, then fast And here is how Arto changed Indian Corn from a hoedown to a Finnish polska (3/4 time). Filed under: Fiddle 4,Paul Tyler by Paul | May 24, 2011 | Comments (0) Fiddle 4 Old-Time (Mon) – weeks 4&5Indian Corn (was Ol Woodard’s Piece) by Stephanie Coleman, Chirps Smith & P. Tyler Washington’s March by Edn Hammons, 1947 more recordings of both pieces can be found in the Tune Archive Filed under: Fiddle 4,Paul Tyler by Paul | May 24, 2011 | Comments (0) Fiddle 4 Twin Fiddle (Tue) – week 4Lonnie Polka voices (melody, harmony, melody) Hast Schottische voices (melody, harmony, melody) Filed under: Fiddle 4,Paul Tyler by Paul | May 23, 2011 | Comments (0) Fiddle 4 Twin Fiddle (Tue) – week 3Two Gu-Achi tunes! Lonnie Polka and Celeya Polka. Here is the notation for both high and low parts. Celeya Polka by the Gu-Achi Fiddlers both voices medium tempo duet with Maria McCullough And we started learning the harmony to Hast Schottis. I will post it once I figure out Audacity. Filed under: Fiddle 4,Paul Tyler by Paul | May 11, 2011 | Comments (0) Fiddle 4 Old-Time (Mon) – week 3We spent the whole class period on My Baby Loves Short’nin’ Bread. It’s a 4 part tune in the key of G. The form is A-A-B-C-C’-D. (C’ involves big variations from C. But they’re still basically the same, kinda.) This earlier post had source versions of the tune. Filed under: Fiddle 4,Paul Tyler by Paul | May 11, 2011 | Comments (0) Fiddle 4 Twin Fiddle (Tue) – week 2Lonnie Polka by the Gu-Achi Fiddlers (composed by Elliott Johnson) Here are the separate voices and notation We also learned the melody of . . . We’ll learn the harmony next week. Filed under: Fiddle 4,Paul Tyler by Paul | May 8, 2011 | Comments (0) Fiddle 4 Old-Time (Monday) – week 2A couple of tunes for the Fiddle Club of the World square & ceilidh dance . . . Ten Cents by Chirps Smith Who’ll Cut the Britches?, 1929 (3 parts) by Genevieve Koester Plus a slower recording of last week’s tune Filed under: Fiddle 4,Paul Tyler by Paul | May 7, 2011 | Comments (0) Fiddle 4 Old-Time (Mon) – weeks 1 & 2We started the session with a standard in D: Ragtime Annie. It goes like this. Eck Robertson, 1929 (3 parts) Corn Cob Crushers, circa 1930 (2 parts) Next week we’ll learn a four part version of (My Baby Loves) Shortening Bread in G Doc Roberts, 1931 James Bryan, 1983 (who is the 2nd fiddler?) Filed under: Fiddle 4,Paul Tyler by Paul | April 27, 2011 | Comments (0) Fiddle 4 Twin Fiddle (Tue) – week 1A tune from Serbia, named for a Slavic bagpipe, so I guess it must have been a bagpipe tune. melody first, then harmony, then a duet by Maria & Paul Filed under: Fiddle 4,Paul Tyler by Paul | April 27, 2011 | Comments (0) Classes
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