We started a new tune – Huntsman’s Chorus, an old New England dance tune.
We also played
Mairis Wedding
Tombigbee Waltz
An Dro in A minor
Fig for a Kiss
John Brosnan’s
Southwind
Angeline the Baker
Beren Tanz
We started a new tune – Huntsman’s Chorus, an old New England dance tune.
We also played
Mairis Wedding
Tombigbee Waltz
An Dro in A minor
Fig for a Kiss
John Brosnan’s
Southwind
Angeline the Baker
Beren Tanz
Hi folks!
Here’s a collection of common tunes for the spring session of the fiddle class – give as many as you can a listen/look and we’ll play them together and learn a new one or two.
Very first tunes
Mairis Wedding
Angeline the Baker
Beren Tanz
Irish polkas
Egan’s/Oh the Britches Full of Stitches
John Brosnan’s/Goblachan/Rattlin Bog
Breton tunes
An Dro in A minor/An Dro in B minor
Waltzes
Tombigbee Waltz
Southwind
Jigs
Leg of the Duck/Swallowtail Jig
Slip jigs
The Butterfly
Fig for a Kiss (sheet music)
The Snowy Path
Reels
Glise a Sherbrooke
Dancing Bear
On the harder side…
Tamlin (Celtic reel)
Ashokan Farewell (American waltz)
Links to some of the tunes from class today:
A new one – Tombigbee Waltz
and a few old ones –
An Dro in A minor
Beren Tanz
John Brosnan’s
We also talked about learning a tune called “Dancing Bear” (different from “Beren Tanz”!) to work on playing fast tunes with lots of notes, but didn’t learn much of it. I’ll try to get a recording up here soon.
A bit late with this, but here’s a basic version of Jay Ungar’s “Ashokan Farewell:
Here’s a list of tunes that were played in class on 11/8:
Angeline the Baker
Goblachan
The Butterfly
Fig for a Kiss
The Haunted House
An Dro in A minor
Tombigbee Waltz
John Brosnan’s
Rathlin Bog
Mairis Wedding
Here’s the new tune from last week and this week’s class:
Here’s a tune list and some recordings of some tunes we’ll be doing in class this fall. My hope is that we’ll keep adding to this – as I teach you new tunes, and as you come up with others you want to share.
If you’re newer to the class, you can also look back through these tunes here, which we worked on in classes last year.
Hello, Ithaca Fiddle Class!
Here’s a new tune from today, another An Dro to go with the one we already know.
Also, we reviewed the tune that David Kaynor taught in his workshop back in March:
Here’s the tune that some folks shared during our jam session on Sunday.
Oh the Britches Full of Stitches
Hi Kanack Fiddle Club!
We decided (somewhat spur-of-the-moment, but I really like the idea) to pick a few tunes last Thursday, and work on them over the next few weeks. Here they are:
Bus Stop Reel by Anita Anderson
The Roaring Barmaid by Anthony “Sully” Sullivan
Crooked Stovepipe traditional
The Stool of Repentance traditional
Enjoy!