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Bob on Delmarva - Posted - 01/30/2015: 06:25:12
I happened upon this cool little program from a post on the Facebook Fiddle group. I have only started to play around with it but it is very clever and and should prove useful. There is a user guide that shows how to save a local copy of the program for use when not connected to the net. The link is "randscullard.com" and click on "Go" under Interactive Circle of Fifths. You will have to paste the link into your browser as I do not know how to make it active.
FacePalm - Posted - 01/30/2015: 15:02:02
which 'facebook fiddle group' is that....?
Bob on Delmarva - Posted - 01/30/2015: 16:26:24
It's called Facebook Fiddlers Association.
Addie - Posted - 01/30/2015: 18:09:14
Oh, cool. I always get muddled when doing Dorian and Mixolydian chords. 
JRice - Posted - 05/02/2015: 15:07:49
Thanks Terri for sharing.
coolpinkone - Posted - 05/06/2015: 14:13:59
Thank you .. those are great. Awesome share.
fujers - Posted - 05/15/2015: 11:38:02
Bob, What is the Facebook Fiddle group. Jerry
Dave S - Posted - 05/15/2015: 22:40:07
Bob, a search for 'Facebook Fiddlers Association' brings up the following groups in Facebook:
National Oldtime Fiddlers' Association
Chattanooga Old Fiddlers' Association
The Athabascan Fiddlers Association
Texas Old Time Fiddlers Association
Minnesota State Fiddlers Association SloJammers
Oregon Oldtime Fiddlers' Association
Montana State Old Time Fiddlers Association
Eastern Arizona Old Time Fiddlers Association
Is it any of these?
Bob on Delmarva - Posted - 05/16/2015: 00:56:41
I had to look up my password so I could sign on and look. It is called "Facebook Fiddlers' Association". It says it's a closed group so I think that means you have to join to see content. I do not use Facebook very often so I am sorry I can not be of much help. Eric is a member and may be a better one to ask.
