So happy to to see you performing in the Opening Ceremonies for the 2010 Olympics! Great fiddling Sierra! It must have been an incredible experience to be there and to be a part of such an event! Made us all proud to be Canadian! We are very proud of you Sierra!
Most of the time they didn't have sheet music..they learned from each other, and passed the different types down through their heritage; ie Celtic, Appalachian, Old Time hoedowns, etc. Most of us classical players must have the sheet music, for symphonies, concertos, etc. But, learning to play by "ear" is very rewarding and oh, so fun!
Sierra Noble will be performing for the CTV Olympic Event to be held at the Forks in Winnipeg on Feb. 13, 2010. Sierra will also be performing later in the evening at Festival du Voyageur on both Feb. 13 and 14, 2010.
This has to be one of the best examples of Metis fiddling that I have ever seen. Actually it is one of the best examples of fiddling that I have ever seen.
Now friends and neighbors, that's music. and I don't care who you are. If you can keep still during all of this, then they'd better call the coroner, because you have left this earth.
I worked today, for 3 hours of overtime, and while I sat with a co-worker we got into the conversation of how woman can walk with high heels. How they balance, ect... Then to see this beautiful woman Sierra do the red river jig in them.. I'm just like.. wow.
Black Mountain Rag is an example of a cross-tuned fiddle. Most of the time, both types of music are tuned conventionally. They are 5ths, lowest string is G next up is D, next up is A next up is E. Both types of music is awesome, in my books. There are also a lot more fiddle players who have learned their tunes by "ear", as many old time fiddlers didn't read music.
i had to do a school project on this once and she is now 22(in 2012),she was born on feb i think 20th?in 1990 and my friend tess did a report on donny parenteau
In my opinion there's no such thing as the best fiddle player ever there's so many great players out there, guys like Marco Connor Calvin Vollrath Michael Cleveland, the list goes on and on and on their outstanding, getting back to the players here they're fantastic too.
Not exactly,. The style is the difference between a fiddle and a violin. I play both classical violin and fiddle. The only time the fiddle is tuned different is when it is "cross-tuned", one or more strings are tuned down or up, depending on the song.
@texexpatriate - 'DELIVERANCE' TWAS ORIGINALLY A BANJO AND GUITAR TUNE THEN THESE DANG FIDDLE RAPPERS TOOK IT, TWISTED IT, BOWED IT, DOUBLE STOPPED IT, SLURRED IT...AND...AND...DONE REAL GOOD! IF THIS HELPED PLEASE SEND ME A DOLLAR, I NEED SOME NEW FIDDLE STRINGS. :^)
Now by god that's music, and that's talent and I don't care who you are. So nice to see the young'ins keepin' this old time music alive. Bless y'all.
So happy to to see you performing in the Opening Ceremonies for the 2010 Olympics!
Great fiddling Sierra!
It must have been an incredible experience to be there and to be a part of such an event!
Made us all proud to be Canadian!
We are very proud of you Sierra!
Love Sierra's style and her music.
one hell of a performance .... from beginning to the end ...
That was absolutely fantastic. I am just discovering Sierra Noble. I know....you don't have to say it.
that is some epically awesome bowmanship that girl has got... I cant believe she can play choked up on the bow like that... its absolutely amazing
Most of the time they didn't have sheet music..they learned from each other, and passed the different types down through their heritage; ie Celtic, Appalachian, Old Time hoedowns, etc. Most of us classical players must have the sheet music, for symphonies, concertos, etc. But, learning to play by "ear" is very rewarding and oh, so fun!
Talent, talent, talent, talent, talent! I love the jig as well.
Sierra Noble will be performing for the CTV Olympic Event to be held at the Forks in Winnipeg on Feb. 13, 2010.
Sierra will also be performing later in the evening at
Festival du Voyageur on both Feb. 13 and 14, 2010.
for real.. amazing... love it
ah...to have a time machine to go back and be present for this...sigh...
and red river jig and orange blossom special
WOW! Beautiful!
She's a genuine superstar, but she's still willing to do small-town shows. Keep it up, Sierra!
Just seen Donny and the rest of the band today he is my second cousin
I always do that swish leg thing. Lol
Wow this young lady can play. I grew up on this. Learned his to jig waltz two step. Amazing.
How to
AWESOME!!!!!!!
Awesome!!!!!!!!!!!
Sierra Noble will be performing in Michigan with the
Battle Creek Symphony on February 6, 2010.
Whoa 🙌 encore
This has to be one of the best examples of Metis fiddling that I have ever seen. Actually it is one of the best examples of fiddling that I have ever seen.
nice dance moves donny !!!!!!!
Now friends and neighbors, that's music. and I don't care who you are. If you can keep still during all of this, then they'd better call the coroner, because you have left this earth.
This performance should be on the Grand ol Opry or in Vegas!
I worked today, for 3 hours of overtime, and while I sat with a co-worker we got into the conversation of how woman can walk with high heels. How they balance, ect... Then to see this beautiful woman Sierra do the red river jig in them.. I'm just like.. wow.
Jean and Bertie's waltz
i love this performance ... especially 4:19
he broke some strings !!!
Black Mountain Rag is an example of a cross-tuned fiddle. Most of the time, both types of music are tuned conventionally. They are 5ths, lowest string is G next up is D, next up is A next up is E. Both types of music is awesome, in my books. There are also a lot more fiddle players who have learned their tunes by "ear", as many old time fiddlers didn't read music.
Please read my posts from the bottom up, as I had a long explanation and posted three times. Thanks for your patience.
top of the notch -players
i had to do a school project on this once and she is now 22(in 2012),she was born on feb i think 20th?in 1990 and my friend tess did a report on donny parenteau
Holy she...it that was some fiddling, I need to go and sit down now.
Next up: George Anderson is going to sing us a song ... George? Ya ready?
the girl is good
ANYONE KNOW WHAT VIOLIN SHES USING?
how the hell does she do the red river jig in heels....
the best fiddle players ever seen
In my opinion there's no such thing as the best fiddle player ever there's so many great players out there, guys like Marco Connor Calvin Vollrath
Michael Cleveland, the list goes on and on and on their outstanding, getting back to the players here they're fantastic too.
what kinda putz would hit dislike on this awesome video?
it was called duelling banjos but now I think it's duelling fiddles
430 best prt
Not exactly,. The style is the difference between a fiddle and a violin. I play both classical violin and fiddle. The only time the fiddle is tuned different is when it is "cross-tuned", one or more strings are tuned down or up, depending on the song.
@texexpatriate - 'DELIVERANCE'
TWAS ORIGINALLY A BANJO AND GUITAR TUNE THEN THESE DANG FIDDLE RAPPERS TOOK IT, TWISTED IT, BOWED IT, DOUBLE STOPPED IT, SLURRED IT...AND...AND...DONE REAL GOOD!
IF THIS HELPED PLEASE SEND ME A DOLLAR, I NEED SOME NEW FIDDLE STRINGS.
:^)
no there both the same but a violinist tunes there fiddle a little bit different
No, he broke some of the horse hair in his bow. We need to have our bows "re-haired" often.
I don't believe so? The only difference that I myself ever noticed was how they were tuned? They sure looked like the same instrument to me.