Three Easy Bluegrass Fiddle Licks over the 1, 4, and 5 chord
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
- Practice fiddle licks over multiple chords in order to get the most out of your practice!
From my "Bobby Hicks Licks and Tricks" class at @musiccampsnorth6997
This is so cool Austin! I find it hard to find licks on UA-cam that are easy enough to learn and that allows you to fool around with them, especially for learning how to improvise on the fiddle!👌
Have you tried the National Fiddler Hall of Fame lick(s) of the week? When I started bluegrass, these were helpful.
@@64bluegrass oooh I haven't heard of this! I'll check it out!
Thank you! The key is to find licks that are not key specific- often times people show or teach fancy moments in a tune rather than one that serves across multiple keys - I always look to present "All purpose licks" first in my teaching
@@AustinScelzoAbsolutely, I’m mostly playing banjo at the moment but I really want to reach that point when I can fool around with some “all purpose” licks. Great video Austin😁
@@64bluegrassNo I haven’t, but I probably should take a look at it. I haven’t played fiddle for a long time and mostly learn by ear, but i can read a bit. Thanks for your suggestion 😄
Simple and easy to remember!
❤ Great visual angle really makes it easy to understand.😊 I Enjoy Your easygoing Style and Enthusiasm ... always a strong point of your instruction. 🧠👍🖖
Thank you so much!
Waoo..i proud of ur method..👏
Nice work! Thanks. I've found backup playing actually a little harder than a regular solo break. I fall into the same phrases. Need more variety.
Totally- it's an under practiced skill for a lot of folks. All the books teach are solo breaks when in reality, 80% of what you're doing is backup in a jam/band setting!
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Usefull Thanks :)
Can't spell Bluegrass w/out blues! Move it on over! Nice Austin!
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Are all the licks ending on the 1 note of the chord?
Thank you! If I may ask, what kind of fiddle are you playing? It looks like a Jonathan Cooper.
That's exactly right! Great call
@@AustinScelzo Cool! I got to play one for a year; they're awesome instruments.
Thank you Austin. Very helpful and well demonstrated. Are these notated anywhere..? 👍
You're very welcome! Good idea to notate them- I will definitely look into it. As of now they are not