The East Hill Two Step is a great beginner fiddle tune played out of the key of A. This is an easy tune to get up to speed, so dive right in! Patti Kusturok breaks down a basic and advanced version of the tune in this lesson module. Sign up today for a full monthly or annual subscription to take advantage of the whole lesson.
The Peek-a-Boo Waltz is a great beginner fiddle tune played out of the key of D. Although the tune sounds Canadian, Patti Kusturok learned the tune from her grandfather who learned it in Scotland. Patti Kusturok breaks down a basic and advanced version of the tune in this lesson module. Sign up today for a full monthly or annual subscription to take advantage of the whole lesson.
The Hi-Lo Schottische is a traditional Western Canadian fiddle tune heard in many circles. The first part of the tune is played out of the key of D and the second out of the key of A; hence, the alternate name “The D and A Schottische”. This is a great beginner fiddle tune. Patti Kusturok breaks down a basic and advanced version of the tune in this lesson module. Sign up today for a full monthly or annual subscription to take advantage of the whole lesson.
Frenchie’s Reel is a great Canadian Waltz written by Andy Dejarlis. The tune is played out of the key of D, and it’s a great one to start in on if you’re a beginner. Patti Kusturok breaks down a basic and advanced version of the tune in this lesson module. Sign up today for a full monthly or annual subscription to take advantage of the whole lesson.
Frenchie’s Reel is a great Canadian reel written by Ward Allen & Mel Lavigne. The tune is played out of the key of B flat, which gives it a fun feel. Patti Kusturok breaks down a basic and advanced version of the tune in this lesson module. Sign up today for a full monthly or annual subscription to take advantage of the whole lesson.
Memories of Eva Waltz is a great tune written by Fiddlevideo instructor Patti Kusturok and her son, Alex Kusturok, for Patti’s mother. The tune has become one of Patti’s most requested numbers when she performs. Patti breaks down a basic and advanced version of the tune in this lesson module. Sign up today for a full monthly or annual subscription to take advantage of the whole lesson.
On The Road To Boston is a great fiddle tune in the key of D. This tune can be heard in many different fiddle circles. Patti Kusturok breaks down a basic and advanced version of the tune in this lesson module. Sign up today for a full monthly or annual subscription to take advantage of the whole lesson.
Don Messer’s Breakdown is a great Canadian fiddle tune which bears the name of its composer. It is played out of the key of C, and it moves right along so hold tight! Patti Kusturok breaks down a basic and advanced version of the tune in this lesson module. Sign up today for a full monthly or annual subscription to take advantage of the whole lesson.
Pat’s Country is a nice slow foxtrot or Canadian country dance fiddle tune. It has the same slow, swingy feel as Faded Love. Patti Kusturok breaks down a basic and advanced version of the tune in this lesson module. Sign up today for a full monthly or annual subscription to take advantage of the whole lesson.
Red Wing is one of the most well-known Canadian, Old-Time or Bluegrass fiddle tunes. Depending on the player, this tune can be either really simple or super-complex. Patti Kusturok keeps it pretty simple in this performance until she throws a little swing in towards the end. If you would like to jam with other musicians, having a good version of this tune in your repertoire is a must! Patti breaks down a basic and advanced version of the tune in this lesson module. Sign up today for a full monthly or annual subscription to take advantage of the whole lesson.
Country Waltz is a great traditional fiddle waltz played in many Canadian jam circles and for many country dances. It’s a great beginner tune, so dive right in. Patti Kusturok breaks down a basic and advanced version of the tune in this lesson module. Sign up today for a full monthly or annual subscription to take advantage of the whole lesson.
Here is a great old-time waltz in the key of A. The tune, composed by Graham Townsend, is a great choice if you are a beginner player. You should definitely learn a version of this if you plan to play in Canadian jam circles or for country dances. Patti Kusturok breaks down a basic and advanced version of the tune in this lesson module. Sign up today for a full monthly or annual subscription to take advantage of the whole lesson.