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Hi, Linday.

We don’t have the chords charted out for each tune separate from the sheet music, but it should be a fairly easy task to create a chart for your guitar players based on the sheet music. The way I generally chart tunes is to list four chords on each line before starting a new line. Generally you will find 16 measures in each part,…[Read more]

Would also love to learn above all else Franz Schubert’s String Quintet in C major Adagio If heaven were a sound or The entrance to Heaven.

Patti…..How about some Andy DeJarlis tunes…..Red River Blues and Blueridge Mountain Home….???

I would like to make a request to learn “A Song for All Seasons” I watched a video of Patti Kusturak perform this piece with several other fiddlers on utube from January of 2019. It was the 15th day of 365 days of fiddle tunes. The piece is exremely moving and would like to play it myself. Ive digested sevferal songs from FiddleVideo and would…[Read more]

would be amazing to see kevins version of this, the cup of tea reel,

this video is my favourite recording of it this guy just has some sort of energy about him

learning lonesome fiddle blues for a performance 😀

I am the only fiddler out there that can play just the way I want to hear it.

Thanks Casey! Checked them out today and they’re really helping me!

Thanks so much for the links Casey!

Hi, Kryssa.

Good question. Kevin talks about his approach to cuts/bowed triplets in this lesson:
Bowed Triplets

And Hanneke talks about her approach to cuts here:
Scottish Grace Notes – The Cut

Hope that helps!

Welcome to the site, Kryssa!

Sounds like you’re well on your way to moving into the world of fiddle. Classical will provide you a great foundation from which to switch to fiddling.

You can learn about hokum bowing in these lessons:
Basic Hokum Bowing
Advanced Hokum Bowing

Haneke talks about wiggles here:The Wiggle

See my response to your…[Read more]