When listening to my improvisation in AEAE I asked myself : could one dance to it?
So I put my dog in her bench and tried in my living room. You CAN dance to it, at least I have no problems at all, but you need to be crazy enough I guess and be able to pick up the sudden change of rhythm and beat haha.
Seriously. What on earth am I doing. I have no idea at all.
How do you stick to one rhythmic pattern?
Edited by - Quincy on 07/16/2023 15:18:45
Well I can't dance, but I like it!!! Keep going!
For rhythmic growth in your fiddling work with a metronome. If you are enjoying the process that is a good enough reason to stick to it.
I like the way this sounds!
Agreed with Richard above…if you get a metronome ticking with you, it will help keep that steady beat in your playing that dancers like…
I agree with others' suggestions to play along with a metronome. There's a beautiful melody within the double stops you're playing. Very nice. Keep up the great work.
Not to hijack...but, Fred!!! Where have you been??? Great to see you here on FHO.
Peggy, regarding Fred, you might read his response to my similar comment in this thread: fiddlehangout.com/topic/57687/#589939
Very good to hear from you again, "wilford!"
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