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This workshop is the result of right hand workshops Gordon has conducted at a number of fiddle camps in recent years. Most fiddle players spend a lot of time devoloping a rich and interesting vocabulary for their left hands-- jigs, waltzes, reels, scales, arpeggios, the list goes on. Sadly, the right hand is often left behind. With the help of a wonderful group of Canadian fiddlers in real time and slow motion, this workshop helps the right hand develop skills and confidence in several areas. Why a good bow grip is the most important part of good fiddle bowing. This DVD Workshop has a running time of just over one hour and includes chapter headings for the ease of navigation to specific topics. |
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As on his earlier recordings, melodies and arrangements share the stage with a wide variety of instruments -- fiddle, mandolin, acoustic and Weissenborn guitars, lap steel, accordion, percussion, bass and human voice. From two-step to swing to meditative lament, this new recording covers a lot of ground. If you have enjoyed earlier CDs from the Fiddlebooks catalogue, this one’s for you.
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but they are soaked in a United Nation of traditions." -- Stephen Pedersen, the Sunday Herald -- Michael Simmons, Fiddler Magazine
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AWARDS "Our Choice", Canadian Children's Book Centre Canadian Independent Music Awards nominee, 2002 |
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