It is called Al die willen ter kaap'ren varen .. In the end I play it as it should be played but at a slow speed.
Edited by - Quincy on 09/20/2023 03:50:41
My goal is to create an own version and speed it up hehe.
Edited by - Quincy on 09/20/2023 03:50:56
I've never heard it before but it sounds beautiful...really nice fiddling there, Anja! It does conjure up the feeling of the sea too!
Thanks groundhogpeggy. This is my own interpretation, I constantly vary on the basic melody and play it as usual a bit slowed down AND ofcourse with a cross tuned fiddle (AEAE) where I also start on another note than I am supposed to.
I imagine these slow folk dancers , you know where the man holds up his raised hand and the woman gives a finger or hand and circles around him and they make a lot of bows too while dancing and constantly circle around eachother ;-D
Edited by - Quincy on 09/20/2023 21:50:00
This is the song at a higher speed:
youtu.be/ddbTKf9hdi8?si=Vau-Rj32idgUAv6v
The fiddle break is an Irish Traditional reel 'The Musical Priest'.
Great stuff, certainly captured the Flemish feel, no doubt about it.
Thanks!
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