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Of greatest interest to me is when to play a double stop, when and why that is appropriate whether theoretically proper or just from the heart. I got a long way to go ... and all of you posting your music helps so much. I hope I have the courage soon, and the gear back together!
Lorena:
The tone on that instrument is like velvet, reminds me of a viola I once knew.
Cincinnati:
Sparkling tone, upfront mix for the fiddle, lots of steel in the sound, wonderful pulse. I hear the double stop at the cadence and turn-around, I'm just becoming familiar with the "launch" as well, the starting of a tune. Great bow work in the pulse, like a merry-go-round or the fair. And again, the double-stop on the cadence.
Maple:
A clear launch into the tune! Yes, I'm catching on. Again, nice tone in the mids and lows, like a viola. Nice dancy tune. Great kick at the end, tasty.
Neil Gow's Lament:
Man, that fiddle has tone for days, there's tears there. And the double stops at the cadence ... and at 1:16 the double stops as a phrase, standing alone as a phrase ... I like the close micing on this mix.
Old Red River:
She's swollen in my hometown right now for sure!
Thanks for sharing your music and performance with Fiddle World!