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Update: never mind. It looks like Niall already did it. I’m just an idiot xD

I’m a fiddle player don’t want to be a classical guy, but I thought I’d learn some Wolfhert studies and Trott double stop studies. I’m I wasting my time and Just keep fiddling the classical bowing is way different.

Good call, Milton. That’s one that came up in conversation last session. I’ll mention it to Megan in her next session!

You’re the second to request this tune, Kirby…It’s on the list, and hopefully Kevin will choose to record it during his next session!

I would request a tutorial from Kevin, ” Drowsy Maggie”

Clarinet Polka possible lesson

Hi, Lakesider and Asher. I’ve added these suggestions to Kevin’s running request list. We don’t have a new session on the books right now, but when he makes it back to the studio, he’ll take a look at all of the requests and may choose to teach some. All the best!

can we get a ‘cup of tea reel’ tutorial from kevin? seen some people play it on youtube and i just love it, would be awesome to see kevin’s version

Hi to Kevin, firstly, I very much hope you’ve kept well this past couple of years!
And for new tune requests… in addition to the two already made, (“Louis Waltz” and the accompanying “Schottishe”, please!), I would love to learn a really special set, if it’s in your repertoire: “Guillespies Mazurka”; “The Baker’s Reel”; and “The Calgary P” (?)…[Read more]

Hello, Reinhard.

Thanks for the feedback. While a dedicated Klezmer teacher isn’t in the plans, Kevin Burke is in the process of reviewing a Klezmer tune he taught called “Izekel”. That should be published soon. I’m with you on the gypsy jazz stuff…but I struggle to figure out how to fit that into the tune-based format of this website…at…[Read more]

Hi again, Christie. I emailed you…all the best!

I might have to save up for a London after buying a new bow