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A fiddle is the same thing as a violin!
Two “twins” separated at birth. One grew up fancy and one grew up in the country. 😆
Good one. I have never heard it put that way. It explains it perfectly.❤
I couldn't have said it better! 😁
Yep, difference style not instrument.
I was told this once before:
A violín has strings, but a fiddle has straaangs.
@@luckylady7542 Thank You! - I made it up 😉
A Violin is a Fiddle that has never had beer spilled on it.
This is the answer! But to be clear, it's the exact same instrument, but when it's called a violin, the musician is playing "serious" music, and when it's a fiddle, they're playing vernacular music.
Violins have strings fiddles have strangs
Truth!
Violins and fiddles are the same instrument but the playing style differs. Also, some fiddlers will file the piece that holds the strings up a bit flatter so that it’s easier to play multiple strings at the same time.
Another definition is “A violin sings but a fiddle dances.”
LOL ,yup.
Roy Clark’s natural talent is awe inspiring. Even more so when you realize, as he admitted in many interviews, that "I don't have any formal training. I don't read music at all--and I don't say that proudly.“
Most of the best musicians of the past sixty years have had little or no formal training and cannot read music. The Beatles is a good example, and Tommy Shaw of Styx.
His father also played these 3 instruments and taught him. However the student outshined the teacher. Roy was never vain about his talent, just loved to entertain. I also loved to hear him sing.
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You’re right, but don’t forget about Glen Campbell. Another self-taught virtuoso. He couldn’t read or write a lick of music, but, like Roy, that man could flat-out play. I remember seeing both of them together on TV back in the ‘60’s where the two if them were both playing the same guitar at the same time. Just incredible.
@@alankinkle5207 I fully agree, Glen Campbell was amazing, and the two of them together were incredible.
One of the few musicians who is worthy of dropping the mic and walking away.
THANK YOU MR. CLARK FOR IT ALL.
A Violin has strings and a fiddle has strangs !! Lol
I was so gonna comment this if anyone watch that young boy on grand ole opera
And a banjo has stwangs!
That s how i heard it. 😂
@@joycie014 now that is awesome 💯
@Michael Martin yep.the only diff is the ( tude) you have when playing it.
As a general rule, a violin is used for classical music and a fiddle is used for folk, country, and bluegrass. In the rock and jazz idioms, the terms are used more interchangeably. But however you play your violin or fiddle, you’re still dealing with the same four-string wooden instrument that dates back to sixteenth-century models from northern Italy.
More precisely, whereas a violin has strings, a fiddle has straings!
Violins can also be made differently from fiddles. Have you listened to a Celtic fiddle and compared it to a country fiddle? They sound quite different. Celtic fiddles sound more sweet and distinct. I enjoy listening to both.
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The wood, construction, and shape alter sound and resonance so much! Additionally, some fiddle players use a flatter (less curved) bridge. Makes those triple-stops easier to hit.
I actually saw the Dallas Symphony invite a professional fiddle group (Quebe sisters) to perform with them. They played both directions.. bluegrass and classical.
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He seems to have a joy within him, while playing music. It’s contagious.
Roy Clark was a legend and incredibly talented. He was a great vocalist and one of the best entertainers ever. He played guitar, banjo and fiddle. Best known for country and bluegrass, he was also skilled at classical guitar. He could also play rock. Pop and Latin music.
He could shame many classical violinists just "sawin' on his fiddle".Same instrument but different genre.He was a musical chameleon.A generational talent.You are showing this amazing talent to another generation or two and I thank you for that.🤘rock on.
Thanks for recognizing this tremendously talented man!!!
One of his biggest hits "Yesterday when I was young" . primarily a vocal performance
That song is deep
Some people just have "it". Whether that be for music, painting, sculpting, writing, mathematics, science, athletics. We are drawn to such displays, because those gifts are such rarities. You add the pure joy Mr. Clark shows when he's letting it run free, it is truly a marvel.
Truly one of the greatest. He could play anything with strings (and probably a few other things as well.) An honest to goodness entertainer with REAL talent.
I love seeing Roy getting the credit he deserves. Others have probably already mentioned it but Yesterday When I Was Young is a fantastic song and a big hit at the time.
Roy was my 3rd cousin..it's good seeing him get his due credit but sad that it took him passing for it to happen...seems to be a common thing...musicians that have passed suddenly getting all the views that they should have gotten in their prime..it's weird how that works
That’s awesome! I’m sure you’re proud. I know I would be.
Absolutely! Love this song!
“Yesterday when I was young” is his biggest hit.
Thanks a lot
@@MrLboydReacts if you want some comedic musicians then Victor Borge is a must.
@@longwang2 Very true. I haven't heard him in many years - thanks for the reminder. What a great pianist.
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Roy Clark is/was a wonderful musician, comedian, all around great guy. Love to hear him play. Best part of the video is watching your wonderful reaction. Your face tells the whole story. He made everyone smile.
Watch Roy playing malagueña, it is amazing and one of the best performances of this song I’ve ever heard.
There is one episode of the TV show The Odd Couple where he shows his stuff. Tony Randall and Jack Klugman just sit there is amazement. They go out of character a little because of their awe at Clark's ability.
It is great!
Find him playing "Flight of the Bumblebee " you will love it.
Thank you I love that song and Mr. Clark cannot wait to find that.
Roy, I grew up watching this man on hee haw and other shows. This man is out of this world. Can play anything and do with like no other person. I heard him do a classical and blown away. What a master.
I love watching Roy Clark play. He looks like he's having so much fun!
a great vocal by Roy was 'thank god and grayhound you're gone'. very funny
One of my favorite songs of his.
The classical violinist Itzhak Perlman often referred to his Stradivarius as a fiddle. Obviously he knows that there is no difference.
THAT would have been a duet to listen to!!! They both had a great sense of humor and neither took themselves too seriously. What a show that could have been. Itzhak Perlman & Roy Clark!
Perlman knew Yiddish, and the Yiddish word for violin is “fidl” (I believe they spell it that way “in English”, but true Yiddish uses Hebrew letters)
He not only called it a fiddle, but I remember seeing him on some talk show in the ‘70’s where he played a bluegrass number and played it well.
I grew up watching Roy Clark perform on TV. He was clearly one of the best musicians of his time. He could play just about any instrument handed to him. Best of all, for me, was the shear joy he always exhibited when he performed. You could tell he loved what he was doing and he loved sharing his talent with everyone else. What a gift.
A violin becomes a fiddle because of the type of music that comes out of it. It’s the same instrument; only the music is different. Play it in an orchestra and it becomes a violin again.
He was an amazing musician. Glad you have found him as fascinating as I, we, have.
My favorite song by him is "I never picked cotton" by the title you may think it is racist but it is NOT at all in any way racist.
Roy Clark was one of the greatest musicians ever period
My favorite Roy Clark song is "Yesterday when I was young". It is a very moving song with great lyrics.
Learning instruments, like learning languages, is one of those things that gets easier to learn once you’ve conquered more of them, especially when they’re in the same general family. One of my friends can pick up just about any new instrument and play it within 20 minutes as he knows how music “works”, he can figure out how to make the notes he wants to make on the instrument due to his previous knowledge, and his hands and fingers are already exceedingly well trained. He can play over 60 at this point, horns, woodwinds, and all sorts of string instruments whether they’re actioned with a bow or fingers.
And basically RE: the difference between the violin and the fiddle is the attitude. They’re different terms for the exact same object, there is no difference between them in size, number of strings, or tuning. The difference between fiddle and violin is that the violin has strings, and the fiddle has “strangs”: a violin becomes a fiddle when it’s played with rustic country soul, not highbrow music by a person wearing a tuxedo. When the violin is playing jazz, country, or bluegrass, it’s a fiddle. It’s all in the approach, attitude, and style.
Any decent musician can play any instrument except brass, that takes a different skill and muscle memory. I can pick up any stringed, woodwind or percussion and carry a tune, but brass, NOPE.
The difference between a violin and a fiddle is about $1000
Roy was amazing both in his musical and comedic abilities. I remember listening to The Grand Ol’ Opry as a kid and my parents making me watch Hee Haw, a country music variety show in the 70s. Roy mastered the guitar and banjo without learning how to read music, the same way many “backward hillbillies” (as we were and still are called today) learned to play. He truly was amazing to see in person.
Roy Clark was a highly talented man and a great human being. My friend Sonny, who passed away a couple years ago, was a musician and entertainer in his younger years. When I knew him he was a maintenance man at a local tribal casino. When Roy Clark was headlining he had a problem with the tv in his room and Sonny went to fix it for him. As my friend tells it Roy Clark recognized him from years back, probably the 70's. My friend's band was playing in a hotel in the mountains and one of the members had been snowed out and unable to make it, as it turned out Roy was snowed in. At some point conversation was struck up with them and when he found out they didn't have their base guitar he said something along the lines of "uh hey I play that I could fill in"
It's the same instrument. It depends on the style of music being played. Some say a violin has strings and a fiddle has strangs. A violin is bowed, a fiddle is sawed. And yes, if it had strings (or strangs) on it Roy could play it.
So true! I once sawed me a fiddle player goin' to town on them straings!
There are two differences between a violin and a fiddle. 1) the way it is tuned (I have a cousin that plays both, depending on the circumstance he just retunes the same instrument) and 2) the cost, you can get a used fiddle for 1/5 of what you can get a used violin. So if you want a violin, buy a fiddle and retune it, lol.
There's no difference in tuning at all. The only difference is how you hold it. Many "fiddle" players hold it against their chest, where all classical violinists hold it under the chin.
@@seethe42 I've never seen ANYONE hold it against their chest, and I come from an area where there are 10x as many fiddle players as there are violin players. But I have witnessed some of the best return the strings to play country fiddle, after playing it as a violin. I just didn't know why until my cousin did his and I inquired about the diffrrence.
@@shadoe1769 There's no such thing as different strings for violin and fiddle
@@seethe42 I never said there were different strings, I said that the strings were tuned differently. I don't play a fiddle myself but from the people I'm around that do, one of which has been playing for over 55 years, and has made a multimillion dollar career out of his fiddle playing, I have been told and shown that they do tune them differently to get the "country" sound out of the instrument. The pitch is higher, and two (the top two if I remember right) of the strings are purposely slightly off key. Allowing for a much different sound, but also causing strings to break much faster.
@@shadoe1769 OK, you mean cross tuning. That's not typical but it's generally done for specific songs. GDAE is standard tuning, AEAE is what you are talking about, it allows for easy droning but yes it leads to more broken strings. I've played for 25 years, never known anyone to purposely tune off key.
Not only could he play every stringed instrument, He was a master at them all!!
I was once at a function where a string quartet, in formal wear, was playing classical music in the background. I asked one of the violinists if she knew Turkey in the Straw. As if by magic, her violin turned into a fiddle as she started a perfect rendition of that piece. A couple of the other musicians joined in. For a few minutes, this posh event turned into an old-fashioned hoedown! That is the difference between a violin and a fiddle.
Roy was the greatest all-around musician I've ever heard.
A violin and fiddle are the same instrument. It depends on the genre of music. If it's classical music it is referred to as a violin; country or bluegrass music, it's called a fiddle.
Thanks for the reminder of how amazing Roy Clark was!
Another country music artist who should get more love - especially for musicianship - is Barbara Mandrell. She played multiple instruments from the time she was young. Barbara was only 13 years old when she played steel guitar on tour for people like Patsy Cline, Johnny Cash and George Jones. And besides being a fantastic musician, she was a great singer as well. She was the third woman to win CMA's Entertainer of the Year and the first to win twice (1980 and 1981). She retired from performing in 1997.
Just a sampling of Barbara's musical talents: Barbara playing banjo, Dobro steel guitar (I think that's what it's called), steel guitar, and saxophone - ua-cam.com/video/4nYvDTi_u9s/v-deo.html
You're welcome. :)
Truth! My father always said, You could hang a string off a tree limb with a weight, and Roy Clark would take less than 5 minutes to learn to play it. And the main difference between a Violin and Fiddle, is the person playing it. Though, most "Fiddlers" play with a lower cut bridge.
roy clark always,,always played with a smile on his face.
As they say in the other spots the only difference is how you play it. When I was younger there was a guy who came for the community concert series that played it both ways in his concert. If you want to see a classical musician that has fun watch Victor Borge.
He was THE BEST!! I would love to see him on this channel!!
You want to hear something totally different? try the Crazy Cajun or Raging Cajun, Mr. Doug Kershaw! Here is a couple of video's to watch to see if your interested:
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Watch how he plays his fiddle! Love your videos and reactions!
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Also a masterful jazz and classical musician on these instruments! He also played piano and trumpet!
A fiddle is the same thing as a violin, it's just the type of music you play with it, if you play classical music with it, it's a violin, country, blue-grass and these types of music would call it a fiddle!
"Yesterday when I was Young" is a great song by Roy Clark! I highly recommend it! Great reaction to his playing of all of these instruments.
It's a violin when you're selling. It's "jus' an ol fiddle" when you're buying.
My dad would've appreciated that joke. 😁 He went from being a horse trader to a guitar/fiddle/mandolin/banjo trader in his later years. He loved Roy, and I wouldn't be surprised if they'd met at some point.
Roy Clark was the GOAT! And he could sing too!
Seeing him perform once, he said that after seeing him perform, we'd say "Is there no end to this man's talent?" And he was right.
A violin is in a symphony, a Fiddle is in a Country band... My Dad knew him back in his prime, he always said it just came naturally to him,,,,,
every country band must have a fiddle. i don't know what is this thing a violin. also it is so wonderful to see the joy this man shows in his face as he plays. he is detaching himself from his body and just enjoying his unbelievable talent
I grew up watching at Grandas house, also lawrence Welk. Love watching other generations discover and explore the talents from the past. Im sixty years old.
If it had strings, Roy could play it. His technical prowess while pulling faces, doing comedy, makes what he was doing look easy, when it simply was not. His hand will blur in front of you while he was us playing. He was a big part of Hee Haw, and the only redeemable thing about that show, in my opinion. I loved watching Roy “a pickin’ and a grin’n” his dueling banjos is fantastic but he was also a very generous performer. He always left room for others to shine. I love his music and love people discovering his genius.
Country singer Barbra Mandrel is/was the same as Roy, she can play anything, guitar, fiddle, drums and horns all in one song. She would put on a Hell of a live show, I've seen her do it. She survived a deadly car crash a while back and has since retired......Check her out !!
The Four Freshmen. Harmony that is becoming a lost art. Listen to what we thought was magical genius in 1956, and remains so today.
I love your expressions as he changed instruments and play better than you expected, he was an entertainer, his song "I never picked cotton" was said to be somewhat about his childhood. His talents may one day be matched.
You can learn to fiddle in about 6 months, it takes years to play classical onna violin 🎻 same instrument. My 17 yr old son plays guitar, violin and banjo and writes music on the piano may he one day be half as good as Roy was and he would be a star in his own right ✅
Thanks so much for you dive into Roy Clark. He was a goat for sure.
I hope many others can appreciate his talent now.
When I was a kid, Roy Clark was one of the albums that my Mom listened to all the time. I loved his version of "The Great Pretender" (he sings all the parts in real time). Roy had the kind of talent that made his hard work look easy and was so much fun to listen to.
I knew as soon as I heard the first note on the fiddle it was gonna be Orange Blossom Special. I LOVE THAT SONG...AND ROY !!💖
Roy Clark is the best! He's beyond his time. (I like him)
I love this... I've known Roy Clark my whole life..never saw him play a fiddle... always known him to play banjo and guitar.. this was treat to me.
The faces he makes while playing are epic! Thanks for sharing!
It is amazing to see young people responding to roy clark, i grew up listening to this guy and he was an incredible entertainer. Keep this up, great vid.
I saw Roy play shows as well as jam on several occasions and have seen him with many types of guitars including a resonator, banjo, violin, mandolin as well as singing. He told stories often during his shows, one of which was his first experience with a dulcimer although I never heard him play one.
I began my musical learning on Double Bass, or the Bass Fiddle as it was known in Tennessee. I’m comfortable suggesting that any musician accomplished on violin and finger style guitar has already made themselves familiar with the fingerboard, pizzicato (finger plucking) and also bow technique that would allow them to play the bass in its principal ways. This is the same as any accomplished guitar player can play a bass or baritone guitar with relative ease by applying their knowledge of the guitar.
I think Roy Clark played the bass fiddle a bit in a comedy sketch on his TV show “Hee Haw”, which might still hold the record for the longest running TV show in the USA. Either way though, I’m with you that Roy could have blown us away with a bass style fiddle, guitar, ukelele or other bottom register stringed instrument. Nice reaction, once again. 👍🏻
I once saw a country music artist answer that question. The difference between a violin and a fiddle is "how you play it."
The difference between a violin and a fiddle is the way it is played. Violin is for orchestra, fiddle is for country/folk/bluegrass music. Love these reactions! Keep on keepin' on, man!
Roy Clark showed up on "The Muppet Show" Season 3 Ep 3, and played the bluegrass tune "Rocky Top" on Mandolin, Banjo, Guitar, and Fiddle, also badly on Trumpet for laughs. He also sang one verse, so the entire son was played. As other people have noted, the actual instrument "violin" and "fiddle" are the same instrument. The difference is how it's played. You usually won't see a violinist plying the fast sawing rapidly changing notes, along with the slight sliding notes you will see on a fiddle. Playing the violin is more exacting than the fiddle, but the fiddle requires more improvisation. I hope that helps.
Quick summary. The words fiddle and violin are two names for the same stringed instrument-fiddle is just an informal way of referring to the violin. In the context of classical music, it's typically called a violin. In a bluegrass band, it's more likely to be called a fiddle.Jul 27, 2021
I began listening to him on "Petticoat Junction", years ago. He had my attention.
Now that's real god-given talent Roy Clark can play anything and I mean anything
Man, you should have seen him in concert!.
What a showman!.
Feel very lucky to have seen him twice in concert!
Roy Clark, a true LEGEND
Incredible talent with a great sense of humor as well
i hope roy clark is never forgotten
Malaguena is a must hear if you have not yet. Magical!!!
Watching Roy Clark on Hee Haw on Saturday nights was a major part of my childhood!
I knew Roy since I was a kid. An extremely talented musician, entertainer and one hell of a nice guy. Yes he can play almost every instrument out there
the Lord broke the mold after he made Roy Clark. A true virtuoso!
You just won me over as a forever FAN of your channel
The gentleman handing Roy the instruments was Jimmy Dean the Sausage King. Jimmy was an actor, musician, and businessman. Jimmy's best known hit was "Big John".
Roy Clark in the Live at the Landmark concert "this is a violin. You thought it was a fiddle. It is just about to become one!" He had just played Under the Double Eagle on guitar, and Foggy Mountain Breakdown on banjo He was just about to play Orange Blossom Special on violin, er, I mean fiddle! They are the same instrument (and case), the difference is in how it's played. I love that concert! If you can find it, the bits between songs are hilarious! BTW, the Landmark Hotel and Casino no longer exists. It was imploded long ago. Only in Vegas!
There's a liver performance of Hank Williams Jr. doing something kinda similar, but with different instruments. I could only find one upload of it, titled "Hank Williams Jr Double Eagle Tour Born to Boogie."
He can also play instruments not shown in that performance, like the piano and banjo. There's a great old live performance of him playing the classic "Foggy Mountain Breakdown" on the banjo, back when he was a young clean cut blond.
Yes everything he is one of the top 3 all time greatest
The violin sings. The fiddle sangs. Great job highlighting Roy Clark.
Yesterday when I was Young, or Thank God and Greyhound She's Gone, are two of his big hits he sang.
Great song
You really want to see Roy Clark go off? Look up "The Odd Couple" with Roy. Malaguena is the song he plays. It is outstanding!
The fiddle style and name for the violin began in Irish folk music and was later carried to the Appalachian mountains by Celtic immigrants. The banjo also originated in Ireland as well, but was a 4 string without a resonator. The fifth g string was added in the Appalachian mountains by the hillbilly (Celtic immigrants such as Irish, Scott's and Welch).
The man beside him is Jimmy Dean (from Jimmy Dean sausage) he was a country music singer before he started his sausage business.He had hits .one is a song called Big John and also Cajun Queen is another.Roy also plays mandolin and dobro.The words violin and fiddle refer to the same instrument.Violin is usually the way classic music refers to the thing and most other genres say fiddle.The song he is playing on the fiddle is called Orange Blossom Special and is one of Johnny Cash's hits.Roy also has a unique singing voice and had a few songs crossover on the charts.One of his song"Yesterday When I was Young" is a great song.
i loved it when he did yesterday when i was young not sure if thats the right title but it was great!
Great! Thanks. A fiddle is a violin played in a country song. Fiddle is basically a nickname for a violin.
Roy was a great all-round entertainer!
his voice is a beautiful instrument also! listen to yesterday when i was young!
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Violin is tuned differently, GDAE. A fiddle will be tuned GDGD or AEAE depending on the band, which are referred to as open tunings.
Literally Roy Clark does play every stringed instrument. He is amazing
I once saw him live with my mom, when he came onstage he brought a very large trunk with him and throughout the show he would pull out various instruments from brass to string it was incredible
Most people don’t know how really hard that is to do. The great ones make it look so easy.
Me’’ black man r6 yrs old - remember watching this at my grams with 2/3rds of my family all in 1 room just happy , sure do miss them days ..
The difference between a violin and a fiddle is, a violin plays and a fiddle SINGS.
A violin is played with precision.
A fiddle is played with SOUL.
I have never heard there is any physical difference between the two.
His version of The Great Pretender is well worth watching. what a Fantastic Entertainer!
Ty for shedding a lil light on a master from days gone by. Btw that is Jimmy Dean sharing the stage with RC on the Jimmy Dean show.
Love your speaking voice, so many folks these days you can't understand what they are saying.🎖🎖🎖