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I live in north eastern Kentucky near WV (90%) and Negros Oriental Philippines (10%). I sang and played bass and banjo in eastern KY’s first punkgrass supergroup Earth, Worm, &, Fire. Now I want to learn a new instrument.

Thanks for responding my my Lorena request, Roland. IAll I can do is tell you that on youtube the Bluestone Ramblers perform it as named. I have most of it now.

Hi Judy, I’m not sure what tune you’re referring to from the Bluestone Ramblers. Chime back to me what it is and it might be on the upcoming tune list from one of the instructors. Thanks for posting. I’ll watch for your reply.
Roland Forum Moderator

Hi Karlstraub, Welcome to the site and all the new fiddle styles for you to try out. I know that Casey is always planning ahead for instructors and fiddle genres so there is a lot to look forward to on this site, not to mention the ongoing process of releasing 100’s of new tunes as they are edited regularly to the various instructors tune lists.…[Read more]

Hi Serita, I’m sorry I missed your post so a late Welcome to you and thanks for joining the site. Lots more to come with Casey editing more and more instructor content for FV fiddlers to build on their tune lists. Have fun! Roland Forum Moderator

Coincidentally, I am also in Alexandria, Virginia. I play fiddle in a band called the Bold Deceivers.

My background is various kinds of country music— Western Swing, Honky Tonk, bluegrass, etc., but I’ve been getting interested in Cajun and Irish music, and since I’ve been on this site, Quebecois and Scottish styles too.

I’d love to see new…[Read more]

Going back a little ways, I would say Chubby Wise was one of the greatest. My other favorites are Richard Greene, Stuart Duncan and as of late, Patrick McAvinue. Also love Peter Ostroushko–he came to our little town and played a concert, and when I heard East Texas Waltz I decided to pick up my mother’s violin of which I knew nothing. That…[Read more]

Thanks Casey! You’re the best! -S

Sounds good, Shawn. Both of those lessons are now out for review to Hanneke…I think she’s overseas for a bit…

It might be a week or two before she has time to give feedback, but they’re almost ready to go!

C

Hello!

Dusky Meadow’s and Jean’s Reel by Hanneke please! Thank you! -Shawn

Hi, Eddyfiddle.

For now, the easiest way to get back to a lesson you’re working on is to just bookmark/favorite that lesson page in your browser. You might also try the search bar in the main menu of all pages…that would be a quick way to sort based on title.

Hope that helps, and all the best!!

Cheers!

C

Is there a way to flag the lessons I am working on in order to go directly to those lessons when I login?

You bet, Ringlets.

The version I taught starts in the key of F like the original composition and then modulates up to the key of G with twin fiddles…I think you’ll really like it. Stay tuned!!

YAAAY! — LOVE Josefin’s Waltz! Thank you, Casey!

Me:
Josafin’s Waltz (Josafin’s Baptism Waltz)

Hanneke:
Dianne’s Waltz

Me:
Mississippi Waltz
Beaumont Rag

Welcome to the site, Chazworm…thanks for joining! Agreed Andre & Niall have the rhythm thing down pat. All the best as you work through their lessons! We have a bunch more lessons from each of them to be published going forward.

Cheers!

C