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Midwest_Fiddler - Posted - 07/20/2007: 20:54:41
Howdy all. I finally was able to get to those tunes I said I would put up. They are:
40 Miles from Georgetown (only uses fingers 2 & 3)
Sandy River Belle in C
Billy in the Low Land (not like Billy in the Low Ground)
Chapel Hill Serenade (Hardanger fiddle duet)
I hope y'all enjoy them!
Chirps
tiquose - Posted - 07/20/2007: 22:14:09
I've just listened to the hardanger fiddle duet. That's really spectacular and I sure appreciate you recording it and posting it. I'd like to learn more about the hardanger fiddle and how it is played.
So is it you playing both hardanger fiddle and regular fiddle? It's hard to tell.
Janet
oldtimer - Posted - 07/21/2007: 12:00:17
Wow! Really great stuff. I just listened to all of the new tunes twice, then went back and listened to all of your older posted tunes twice. You have given me a bunch of tunes that I want to learn, Chirps...altough some of them are too difficult for my primitive technique.
I have alway loved the sound of those Hardanger fiddles. Too bad they are so danged expensive. Sadie Compton has a CD playing a Hardanger. You can hear samples here:
http://cdbaby.com/cd/sadiec
stay tooned...
Glenn Godsey
"Time passes unhindered"
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