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Hill was a Scot but did most of his work on Tyneside, and the High Level is in the distinctive Newcastle style (written in 1849 to celebrate the opening of the High Level bridge over the Tyne). Hill was quite a character - a bit of a drunken reprobate. Most of his tunes are named after pubs and race horses! It's no accident that his hornpipes make good competition tunes - the Newcastle fiddling scene was very competitive and he wrote to show off his skills. Landlords would sponsor a virtuoso fiddler and aficionados would go on pub crawls to compare them. Fun to hear another take on this classic - like all great tunes it travels well. For anyone interested in the original style, here's Newcastle fiddler Kevin Lees playing another great Hill hornpipe. Very syncopated, as you can hear. (Not Tyneside dancing though - he's in Denmark!) ua-cam.com/video/cmRqTW1Jo7U/v-deo.html

Thank you very much you make me happy you are a nice person

Hi Mari, love your tunes. I think I recently and sadly missed a chance to attend one of your workshops - next time for sure. As a child James Hill moved from Dundee to Newcastel upon Tyne which is also where I am from. One of the several bridges over the Tyne in Newcastle is the High Level Bridge which I'm pretty sure is what the tune is named for. I believe he also wrote a tune called Low Level Bridge. This may be referring to the fact that the upper level was for trains and the lower level for cars and pedestrians. Crazy to imagine a tune from Tyneside making it all the way to Canada as a reel and competition tune. Thank you again :😊😊

It would be nice if you could get someone to play the piano behind you with your tunes.

Gorgeous tune.

Oh Mari, that is so beautiful - and you play it so beautifully as well - thank you!!

Amaaaazing

Made my morning again thank u.

Tank you verry much wow thats a verry nice one

Learn this tune when you post it 9 years ago! Nice to revisit. Merci Mari❤

Silliest video ever on you tube …

Merci beaucoup pour cette leçon si claire...

Brilliant!!❤

Well done. Nice to hear folks enthusiastic about The Yellow Barber. My first exposure was through the Horseflies. Hella dance tune. Thanks for keeping it lit 🔥

Tank you wow verry nice song and verry nice energy

Sweet tune, awesome performance!

Fab tune. I thought it was a Scottish reel tho, maybe coz it was written by a Scot and it sounds Scottish. I stand to be corrected of course 😊

My goodness!!!! This girl is so gifted!!! Both as an amazing artist but soooooo talented as a teacher!!! Her imagination, talent, ability and knowledge is breath taking. Her natural outpouring of genuine enthusiasm and positivity are so refreshing. Thank you Mari.

just perfectly right.

That is a delightful tune! Way to go, Anne!

My first cousin wrote that 😊.

A fine tune and beautifully played!

Love it! ....So playful & full of joy. 🤗🎻

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ua-cam.com/video/lXdtB0rFzAw/v-deo.html&start_radio=1&rv=6BEpUV-RRh0 - You talk about fiddling - I saw Michael a couple weeks ago in Batesville, IN. He is a modern day bluegrass Niccolo Paganini....huge note production out of Michael.

YOU are an artist realy special your spirit is cool like very much the way you play it is good AND BEAUTYFULL

Great set! :D

Ah, thanks for the good and strait forward instruction! Getting it down thanks to your tutorial!

...could you please, please do this on "tune of the month" sometime?

love this tune!!!!!

Thank for the lesson & the sheet music , slow & clear explanation, very good teaching , thank you , moe

Thank you for posting so many great tunes! You're love of the music shines through with that smile!😊

Mari- you and your trio are awesome! Love from CT!

Lively and fun!

A joyful noise indeed! Thanks for posting! ☺

You are an outstanding musician and teacher. Thank you!!!

So much goodness.

Great fun!

What a gorgeous tune. Hope Lord Tucker brought you a suitable gift.

Love it! Before I even heard your comment, I thought “how “Skinnerish” on that run. You have taught me well! ❤

Well done, Mari ! You have great speed and your notes are still so distinct. I enjoy your smile and enthusiasm- it comes through in your playing. Thank-you.

😊bravo Mari !!

that sounds so strathspey-cy, even with the mock title, that you could have played it in your set back at the Glenfiddich fiddle competition at Blair Castle without anybody noticing.

Love, love, LOVE your channel Mari! Happy 10th Anniversary of your channel & celebration of all forms of violin music! I would love to see you in a live performance. Hoping you will find yourself in Lakefield, Ontario someday soon. :)

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