Old-Time Ensemble (Wed) – week 7
Whoa. We almost forgot to do a tune in the key of G.
Jaybird Died with a Whooping Cough
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Fiddle 4 Old-Time (Tue) – week 7
We better do at least one tune in the key of C.
New Money, played by the great Doc Roberts of Richmond, Kentucky
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Fiddle 1 (Tue) – week 7
Working with the “ditty bum” rhythm. The ditty are two pick-up notes starting on the back beat. The “bum” is the long note that falls on the downbeat. The accent is on the “dit-” not the “bum.”
The tune is in D. It’s called Old Molly Hare.
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Fiddle 2 (Mon) – week 7
Another G tune, another classic Golden Slippers.
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Note: this version has the rare 3rd part that we did not learn.
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Old-Time Ensemble (Wed) – week 6
A catchy A tune from the Ozarks . . .
Saddle Old Kate, fiddled by Lonnie Roberston
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Fiddle 1 (Tue) – week 6
With the Mississippi Hotdog rhythm, you can play Run, Johnny, Run, a simple, but fulfilling D tune.
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Fiddle 2 (Mon) – week 6
Now, a G tune, Cotton-Eyed Joe.
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Old-Time Ensemble (Wed) – week 5
The burning question is
Can You Dance Tobacco Hill? played by Bruce Greene
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Fiddle 4 Old-Time (Tue) – weeks 5 & 6
A great Kentucky tune in G, Meriweather
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Fiddle 2 (Mon) – week 5
A tune in A modal (in this case, A modal means use notes from the G scale, but guitar chords in A), the well known and much loved Cluck Old Hen.
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