The Fiddler's Green Book of Accompaniment : What to Play When You Don't Know the Tune We have all been to parties and music sessions where unfamiliar tunes or songs are played. Often our reaction is to lay the fiddle down and wait till we are back on solid ground. But there are fiddlers who keep playing even though they aren’t playing the melody. They have found notes that sound fine next to the real melody. The aim of this book is to develop some musical strategies to help us keep playing even when we don’t know the tune.
Since we published Canadian Old-Time Fiddle Hits Volume 1 more than ten years ago, hundreds of fiddle players have made all three volumes an important part of their fiddling repetoire. We now have these Volumes available in eBook format. When we receive your order, the book in PDF format (eBook) will be emailed to you. CDs for each Volume are available separately in jewel case.
	Of Course You Can Play Fiddle Harmony for Duets, Trios and more - Vol. 2 20 more tunes for 2, 3 and more players   Gordon's first Instructional DVD! Twelve Things Your Right Hand Should Know A Fiddle Workshop for the Right Hand
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		Gordon received the Canadian Grand Masters Fiddling Assoc Lifetime Achievement Award
"Up Home Tonight celebrated the virtues of acoustic roots music a decade before the 'O Brother! Where You Bound' soundtrack brought it to the masses. And Gordon Stobbe was in the centre of things as a kind of ringmaster/ master of ceremonies who kept the music flowing. " - - Halifax Daily News