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"Albuquerque Six."

Hello, great work! I love this song and i'd like to learn to sing it on my guitar. Please can you share me the tabs? Thank you!

I am really struggling with the violin. My first instrument ever. No music reading in school. I am kindergarten. No rhythm at school. I have MS but I am learning very very slowly.

Hi Jade! I got to study with you last year, 2023, at Camp Bluegrass. You are such an inspiration. I actually have my own mandolin students now and ran across this video while searching about practice videos for the mandolin. Practice not perfection! With you inspiration, I practice EVERYDAY. Arkansas Traveller is one of my warmup excercises now.

I’ve seen some very good fiddlers with rosin dust caked all over the thing. I don’t understand it. It looks bad, and can’t help the varnish or the tone.

Awesome job

Awesome

Sometimes we are afraid to show the ugly middle. What I mean by that statement is that sometimes we get so caught up in the *before and the *after results that the ugly, sweaty, progress often gets overlooked. Practice makes permanant, so be very careful about how and why you practice, making sure that your practice is making progress not keeping you stagnant. Thank you for coming to my TED TALK and enjoy my ugly middle ☺️

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Thats called "Purity" ❤

What if you've over rosin already 🙄

I agree, it’s so easy to keep the rosin dust cleaned off. I don’t understand why fiddlers leave it there. You’ll never see a classical violinist with white dust all over their fiddle. It’s just lazy, I guess. Be reminded that black rosin is softer than amber rosin. Your sound post may need adjusting. This determines how much darkness vs brightness you’ll hear. and I dislike steel strings, they might be louder, but tend to be harsh. And as Itzak Perlman said, practice slowly. I think Sam Bush gets his whistely tone by bowing closer to the fingerboard , I could be wrong. Maybe it’s finger pressure? Thanks for your video.

Very much interesting to listen to this violin. Thank you for your time and effort.

I’d buy you a beer if I knew where you are. I don’t, so I’ll just say thank you.

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If you’d like to learn how I do this song, head over to my Patreon and I have a tutorial for it. Memberships start at only $2 a month and you can cancel anytime!

Is it thorny mesquite ? I hear they are a bit sharp…

You are so sweet and beautiful as well as an accomplished fiddler

Can confirm I have seen and done this.

😂 "Mmmm" Pure instinct. I literally smell every acoustic guitar that I pick up and I always thought it was just me being a giant weirdo until now. As soon as it gets in my hands I bury my face.

We have a winner! 🍾🥂👏 Congratulations Carley Myers!

Great voice!!🎸

Great performance!

I'm so glad you didn't edit out the music from the birds! Your playing is lovely, but leaving the sounds of nature in just enhances it!

Love some Allison Kraus!

Nicely done

Well I WAS in a bad mood. Can’t be in a bad mood and listen to this lick.

🌺 P r o m o S M

I just learned Angeline the Baker.

What is her name

Great song!

The best song ever, never get tired of it

Thank you for this! 😊

Nice! 👍🤘

musical beauty! :)

That was awesome! :)

Nice! ⛄️

So nice! :)

Great job, Jade! You have a good video presenter talent! And "Doug Eats Taters!" will do the trick! (Desire, Energy, Tenacity) Willie Nelson came to my mind when you were talking about groove etc. Willie's sings in a way that stands out right away. He has a special kind of voice that sounds a bit like he's talking casually while singing. And the way he sings certain parts and adds extra musical touches makes him different from other singers. He does things like holding onto some notes and smoothly moving between them, which makes his singing special. Would he be a good example of what you're talking about?

Woahhh that's so cool! I'm a beginner so I can't do this but it really motivated me to keep working hard ❤

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Good job!

You both did well. Thanks for sharing

Great work!!!

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