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In this lesson, George Jackson of Nashville, TN teaches the classic Emmett Lundy tune "Highlander's Farewell" and provides some tips on getting that oldtime bowing down. You can find more of George's lessons on his Patreon page: www.patreon.com/georgejackson

A live interview and tunes with oldtime fiddler and bassist Brian Farrow Interviewer: Richard Osban

An interview and tunes with oldtime musician Rachel Eddy Interviewer: Richard Osban

A virtual interview and tunes with oldtime musician Todd Clewell Interviewer: Dakota Karper

An interview and tunes with oldtime musician Steve Blake Interviewer: Ben Smith

An interview and tunes with oldtime musician Mitch Depew Interviewer: Ben Smith

An interview and tunes with oldtime musician Maggie Shar Interviewer: Brad Kolodner

An interview and tunes with oldtime musician Ben Townsend Interviewer: Dakota Karper

Here Craig gives answers to some of the most common questions oldtime fiddlers have. Of course, in oldtime there are no "right" answers, but Craig's combination of experience and technical knowledge is sure a great place to start. What strings should I use? How to learn variations? How can I learn bowings from recordings? What are the most essential bowings for oldtime fiddlers? And much more...

Tricia Spencer: interview tunes

Mace Bell's March: Tricia Spencer & Howard Rains

Stoney Point: Tricia Spencer Howard Rains

Cecil Snow's Grey Eagle: Tricia Spencer Howard Rains

Sourwood Mountain: oldtime fiddle lesson with Craig Judelman

Cripple Creek: oldtime fiddle lesson with Craig Judelman

Agnes Brogeby: interview tunes

Gilsaw: fiddle lesson with John P Williams

Elk River Blues - fiddle lesson with Dakota Karper

Hot Foot Ike: Clarke Buehling

The Hartford Jig: Clarke Buehling

The Lone Star Quickstep: Clarke Buehling

Clarke Buehling interview tunes

Spotted Pony - Fiddle Lesson with Dakota Karper

Brian Slattery - interview tunes

Lonesome John: oldtime fiddle lesson with George Jackson

"When I Grow Too Old to Dream" - John P. Williams & Kenny Applebee

"Aunt Mary's Hornpipe" - John P. Williams & Kenny Applebee

"Old Melinda" - John P. Williams & Kenny Applebee

"Sarah's Reel" - John P. Williams & Kenny Applebee