How To Add ORNAMENTS Into Fiddle Tunes
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2022
- In this video, we are talking all about ornaments and how you can begin to incorporate them into your fiddle tunes.
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I started violin 3 years ago right before COVID and couldn’t even read music. I’ve just been learning this month about ornaments and last week a friend mentioned the music from the “Ken Burns Civil War” movie which I looked up and started to play. Today UA-cam served up this video which is exactly on the mark of where I am in my playing!!
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Thanks for sharing, Lesli! I too started at the age of 6 with the Suzuki method. The giveaway ended a few weeks ago, but I still would recommend the LR Baggs pickup and DI for what it sounds like you’d be doing!
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Hey all. Ornamentation escapes me, I never think about it until I hear someone else doing it and I wish I knew more... I have been playing violin/fiddle/and now viola for twenty years now. Mostly for myself but I do get out and play for others every once in a great while. My preference in style is what I call "coffee style" dark and broody. I enjoy gypsy, grunge, blues and "Texas Outlaw" (Waylon Jennings, and the whole cast of Texas Song Writers who's music told a story). Anyway, Thank You for your video, I enjoy them very much.
Jim
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Thanks for the tips. I’ve been playing about 20 yrs. Started later in life and I’m trying to get rid of a lot of bad habits
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Great video with useful info. I have been playing for 8 years.
Thank you for the demonstration Lauren. 🤗 I wanna try that to make it more country bluegrass like fiddling.
this is pretty cool, ...a friend just gave me their old beat up violin. I know nothing about the instrument and been 'playing' it for about two weeks with it but its super fun. Hope to get more into it
Good lesson. Thank You!
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I have been playing since mid-January, and I love my instrument!! I started performing with the violin in a worship group (I have been so far playing the flute). Ashoken farewell is an awesome piece! I downloaded it and will be working on it. I appreciate the clarity of your tutorials. What led me to your video is that I wanted to know how to play an ornament in the first measure of 'Where the river Flows - Jig' (Pete Crockett & Allan McKinlay)?
I tune in contralto D ,D A E B ,a fourth below G soprano,or a step above tenor,I the first with 2 up and 2 down in tension.With D to E minor on top I can do catalog that I would have to transpose or not perform.Some tune down a third to E ,or E B F# C# or E B G D,F C G D is also excellent.Old Chris a retired fiddler of Albuquerque NM
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Great lesson, really enjoyed it! I’m new to the fiddle although it seems to come relatively “easy” to me since I play bluegrass and play the other instruments in that genre quiet good. Could you possibly make a lesson on some cliche bluegrass licks/fills? I find it hard to find much information on that topic and I think it’s a good thing to get started with improvisation.😁
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Play guitar but would love to learn fiddle!
26 years!!
7 years
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