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This is incredible the pitch bends are so clean and snazzy 🫢

Fabulous!!!!

Nice ❤

Such a killer break! Impeccable playing.

Perfect. Fiddlers look so elegant and have so much finesse

Sounds so good

I wish I could make a noise on mine. I don’t know why fiddle has to be so hard

Pretty Dang Good 👍👍👍👍✌️❤️

Your lesson is a true gem, thanks! I've been working on old time by ear for a while, and your insights about bow speed, accents, ornamentation and your clear and articulate style just cleared up loads of stuff for me. Thanks again!

Nice!

Got that hicks tone!!!! Beautifully done!

But that's TOY HEART! Awesome job though!

Can you play 5-6-7-8 and may i make it my ringtone if you do?

Wow, that's great.🎉

I would love to wake up to that every morning. That would make my DAY.

Are you part of the infamous sawyer family? 🤯

Crazy how my foot immediately started tapping. Thank you very much for the good music in my day. 👍

Beautiful! Thank you for sharing your talent👍💖💖 Never quite enough fiddlers to go around at the jams

Ok 👍

Love this!

Great job. I struggle with that lick that goes around :20 to :23....tough 3 seconds.

Czardas please 🙏 😢 😭 😫

I’m amazed that she learned it so well she didn’t even have to watch her hands!

Hell yes! What an awesome record and especially that song. You sound awesome!

Im absolutely in love with your playing. Nice work!

Great lesson! Beginners and intermediate need to learn more songs by ear. Learning just the notes makes us lazy and we don't really hear the song. Great lesson, thanks!

I want go get myself a 5 sting after listening to this, just like you’re playing Lillian, and just like Bobby Hicks played.

Hi Lillian, I’m a retired pianist getting into guitar. I’m wondering if you have any recommendations for people to listen to that specialize in this type of music?

fantastic!!!

Unreal!

A lovely waltz and beautifully played!

“Bluegrass does not fall into this category” ie. music with a groove, music for dancing. That is a game changer for me.

I wish I could play mine. You look so smooth and good doing it

It’s a Hammons tune.

Great lesson. alot to digest here.

Wonderful lesson. Thank you.

I think You are talking about the most fundamental things. I do the same with singing or any other activity. I also practice Chi Gong which is like slow breathing and slow moving. Btw. I've changed the pich of all the music i work to 432 Hz tuning standard. I recommend this change to everyone. Thank You for Your education. ☯️🙏

Hi, hate to be negative but!… not sure what level of player you’re pitching this at, but how is this a “lesson” when you don’t teach the notes of the tune?? P.S. You have a great control of your technique, nice sound and you’re obviously an accomplished musician, but overall this video was dull. Must try harder! Nice playing though 👍🏻🎻

That is Awesome!! Playing. Thank You.

Where you guys from?

Fabulous playing and info - many thanks indeed :-) My question is really basic: are you really left-handed or is that just a technical quirk due to your filming method?

Very helpful, thanks!

I would say you have the metronome set to half-time with the metronome beats falling on 1 and 3. When you are set to 44 BPM, this is really 88 BPM while playing the piece. I do this same thing, but usually with the metronome beats falling on 2 and 4 instead. I love practicing with a metronome set to half-time in this way and also get a lot of good information from it. I think your intention to practice at slower tempos to establish a solid groove is a good way to go.

Anything with a tempo. Thumbs up again. Kewl.

One through seven the octave in any key. Thank you, Lil.

Lefty! And you play beautifully. Great lesson.

Brilliantly simple to try, maddeningly difficult to master!