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Derek Stallman
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Medley of tunes to accompany
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Daisy for Gilda - A Soup Dragon - Bm/D Musical Priest - Bm Up Da Stroods - Bm/D Boston Urban Ceilidh - D Brenda Stubberts - Am A reel - Fm/A Green Fields of Glentown- Am
Maison de Glace - Black Diamond Contradance with Na Mara
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Isobel Glover - fiddle Derek Stallman - fiddle Michele Phillips - bodhran Brad Johnson - guitar Laura Me - caller
Si Beag Si Mhor waltz - Black Diamond Contradance with Na Mara
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Si Beag Si Mhor waltz - Black Diamond Contradance with Na Mara
Jigs to Reel - Black Diamond Contradance with Na Mara
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00:00 Calliope House jig 02:10 Health to the Ladies (Irishman's Heart to the Ladies) jig 04:15 Frank's reel Derek Stallman - fiddle Michele Phillips - bodhran Brad Johnson - guitar Laura Me - caller
A Reels
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Frank's Carter Mackenzie's Tongadale (Am) Sandy Macyntire's Trip to Boston Black Horse (Am) Gladstone
D set, Jigs to Reels
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First Pint (D, G) Francis Aucoin (D, Bm) Fisherman's Hornpipe (D, A) Just Cruisin (D) Brenda Stubberts (Am) Mortgage Burn (A)
King George Medley - Missing Marc - Cape Breton fiddle tunes
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King George IV King George V Marry me now King's Reel Missing Marc Dillon Brown's Fancy I learned this from Andrea Beaton's Celtic Colours set in memory of Marc Boudreau. She wrote Missing Marc and it's another one of her corker tunes. This is my spare fiddle with 5 year old cheapo strings on it. I'll be stringing it up soon with chromcors.
Cooley's, Carter Mackenzie's, Pressed for Time at the Roosevelt
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John Schenefeld on guitar
Union Street Session, Old Gray Cat, Horseshoes and Rainbows
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few reels Union Street Session (Paul Cranford) Old Gray Cat Horseshoes and Rainbows (Oliver Schroer)
Reel de la Sauvagine 2
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A fun little tune with lots of possibilities to unlock. I learned this about 9 years ago when I took Skype lessons from Canadian fiddler Adrianna Ciccone. I owe a majority of what I know from those lessons. She is just fantastic I am so thankful. Listen to her album "The Back of Winter", this tune is on the track Maison de Glace. She has started a music and step dance school in Halifax called M...
Sandy MacIntyre's March/ The Iron Man/ Golden Anniversary /Sandy Cameron/ Mullean Dubh/ Sandy MacInt
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Sandy MacIntyre's March/ The Iron Man/ Golden Anniversary /Sandy Cameron/ Mullean Dubh/ Sandy MacInt
whiskey before breakfast, rhythms, some waltz details
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whiskey before breakfast, rhythms, some waltz details
Taste of Gaelic - D reel into Smelling Fresh
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Taste of Gaelic - D reel into Smelling Fresh
Fiddle Dee Dee reel by Rodney Macdonald
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Fiddle Dee Dee reel by Rodney Macdonald
Friday Harbor jig for the Fiddle Tune Library weekly theme
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Friday Harbor jig for the Fiddle Tune Library weekly theme
Jenny Dang the Weaver/ Iggie Squiggie's/ Brenda Stubbert's Reels
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Jenny Dang the Weaver/ Iggie Squiggie's/ Brenda Stubbert's Reels
The First Pint/ Francis Aucoin/ Soup Dragon/ Health to the Ladies
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The First Pint/ Francis Aucoin/ Soup Dragon/ Health to the Ladies
Christy Campbell and Roddy Macdonald's Fancy
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Christy Campbell and Roddy Macdonald's Fancy
Captain Campbell and Brenda Stubbert's
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Captain Campbell and Brenda Stubbert's
From a Cape Bretoner...........very good
🎉🎉🎉🎉 cool
tune kesukaanku. matur suksma
Spirited jig playing. Beautiful!
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Hup !!! Nice tunes and play
Awesome bro
Thanks dude, i forgot about this tune I'll have to start playing it again
You say that, but I’m sure you can pick it up and play np after saying that. I used to play piano decades ago, still can play fur Elise , muscle memory obviously since I can still do it with no recollection of how to play it, lol
Wouldn’t mind learning violin someday, reason I found this video honestly
Belle place a jouer dans un cadre de porte😂
very good job. third figure square dance reel
Love it! Derek: Fiddle King of the Peninsula.
Nice stuff! I really love in Celtic Fiddle Festivals Play On album, Le Primetemps comes on right after. A really effective medley!
I love that tune.
(This dance sequence is "Trip to Lambertville" by Steve Zakon-Anderson.)
(This dance sequence is "CDS Reel" by Ted Sannella.)
Great playing - I wish I could play that well sometime.
Excellent !
Nice !!!!
bagus bro! aku suka
素敵な演奏ですね😊❤ Christy campbell'sについて教えて下さい。誰が作曲し、いつ頃の曲ですか?素晴らしい曲です。 私は日本人で、この伝統音楽の魅力にハマってしまいました。
Arrochar bridge! Not to be confused with bridge of bamore
Ok great so many bridge tunes! Fochabar bridge in D is another. I'm so happy to know the name now thank you
Thanks Derek!! I look forward to your videos 😊
Very cool Derek! You should be very proud of your talent. I wish my grandpa was still around so that he could hear you play. He would be impressed. Fiddle on!
Thank you! ❤️
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bagus sekali! Matur suksma
It's nice to know what 5+ year helicore strings sound like! Sounds great, though probably different to your ears on the other side of the microphone.
They actually sound decent. It sounds different to me under my ear than my regular fiddle, but I'm getting used to it, especially the E string. When chromacor strings are going bad after 6 months they become impossible to play in tune 5ths with barring my finger. This fiddle is way louder I might just start playing this one
@@derekstallman I managed to shred a couple helicore strings a bit after ~6 months (forgot to trim nails one day, oops), so it's cool to know they could theoretically make it that long. Good to have the option of a louder fiddle if you need it-- who made it?
@ryaaannnn same here they always unwind around the 3rd finger area for me so I quit using them years ago and switched to steel strings like my teacher at the time. This fiddle hasn't been played in a while but I know the strings don't last forever, so I just assumed they were crap now. The violin is Chinese with no label. I got it for 200 on ebay 10 years ago. I'm always surprised how much I like it when I do play it
@@derekstallman Do you have a favorite steel string maker? Maybe I'll give them a shot! I picked up fiddle at the beginning of pandemic and discovered I'm obsessed, but have largely only played on helicore strings so far.
@ryaaannnn pirastro chromcor are what I use. They used to be 35 a pack but now they are 50 sadly, but that was a big plus when I switched from expensive helicores and dominants. They are very durable, never had one break. Some of my favorites Tim Chaisson and Kimberley Fraser use them. Now that I'm thinking about it and looking at the color, the strings on this fiddle aren't helicores. They are a cheaper string that a past student bought when I loaned this violin out
You are so awesome
I'm taking that and running, thanks brother
This is one of my favorite sets!
Are you in AEAE btw?
yes
@@derekstallman nice. I want a Hardanger fiddle so badly, not only to play the Norwegian tunes I know, but to experiment with Scottish tunes… having five sympathetic strings ringing out would really give that highland “sound” I think. And instead of playing tunes in A, they’d likely be in Bb, B, or even C! It’s a smaller bodied instrument so it can handle it. But most of the tunes are played with standard fingering but tuned sharp. Do you know anything about Norwegian music? It’s funny because Norwegian people call the Shetland islands “Little Norway”. And that makes so much sense, it’s like halfway between Scotland and Norway, the Viking influence on the dialect, and the fiddle music is very influenced by Norwegian music. Such as Catriona MacDonald 😉
@@erikm8372 I heard a girl play hardanger fiddle at a ceilidh and it was hypnotic. I imagine it's hard to shop for one in the US. I recently learned Da Lounge Bar which is by a Norwegian fiddler and I'm glad I finally did, it's a fun tune. I'll check out Catriona Macdonald. Are you playing much? I would like to watch more videos of you.
Audio technicas get the job done pretty well if you can handle having something attached to your chin rest. :) DPAs and Neumanns are phenomenal of course, but pricey... Love your groove! Pressed for Time is one of my favorite tunes.
Thanks Jess! I got an audio technica and failed at getting it to work at my last gig because I didn't understand it needed phantom power. Well I figured it out now and have a preamp, so I'm excited to try it next time! I don't know why but pressed for time is just so catchy.
Love that fiddling ❤
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It's so incredible. Such self assured tempo and musicality. Been learning the fiddle coming from folk and classical guitar and hard getting the hang of leading with the bowing rhythm. Massively inspirational 👏
Thanks and good to hear youre fiddling! I like the cape breton style because it's simple in that it mainly uses seperate bows, but has a dead on steady rhythm. I learned fancy stuff at first but my rhythm and precision suffered for a long time. What type of fiddle music do you like? Graham Mackeznie and Tim Chaisson are some favorites for me at the moment
Give Hughie Shorties reel a try
Very good
Crack
Thanks! 😎
Great tunes!!
Thanks! Great stuff! 😎
Nice tunes and CAF shirt!
My best friend, Enjoyed watching this video my friend Really awesome views Thank you Stay connected
great performance. wonderful
That was absolutely stunning! You have grown so much as a musician over the years.
Thank you, that is so cool to hear! I'm glad I stuck with it.
You’re back!!!! I missed your videos
Yay I'm glad I could deliver! I'm playing alot lately what the heck, I'll make some more videos of some sets.
Nice
Hi Basha, nice to see you!
Sweet! Makes me want to pick up my fiddle again after too long of a lapse. Love that happy old grey Cat.
It's a new one for me and I think it's ultra peppy and satisfying to play. You'll know when it's time to start playing again.
Thanks! 😎
west mabou reel written by Donald Angus Beaton
great playing love it
Wow, thats some great rhythm! Thanks for sharing, Derek. Greetings from the opposite side of the Sound.
Hello from port angeles! You going to fiddle tunes in pt on 4th of july week?
Hey, thanks for your videos. I picked up the kings medley by playing along with your videos. Thank you.
I'm very glad to hear that! It's a classic set . I jam with the album track on RUclips called "the kings medley by natalie and buddy macmaster".
@@derekstallman i get the names confused but i had trouble with the rhythms of one of them and could not pick it up reading sheet music, so hearing it got me on track. another one where learning by ear that your playing helped with was bog an lochan. the rhythms of strathspeys give me difficulty. actually though, i'm liking learning by ear better now even though i started off strictly with sheet music because this gives me access to ornamentation and stylistic things that don't come out of typically vanilla sheet music. if it's no trouble keep posting. the quality of your playing isn't reflected in the size of your listener based and these recordings will literally last forever. in a hundred years you'll have a million views!
@@rainerdeusser Ya sometimes I'll cheat and look at sheet music so I can get the notes, and then learn it by ear from the recording. I can't read the strathspey rhythms very well at all. I learned bog an lochan from Kimberley Fraser and she plays it on the "Suas E" episode on youtube. It's solo fiddle so it's great to pick out all the details. Thank you, I'm inclined to start posting again, I've come back to practicing with fresh eyes after a break, and your feedback has inspired me.
@@derekstallman well ok, i'm glad you're back. keep on trucking. music is a garden. i'm going to be bold and make two suggestions. 1) i'm not a musician. i view these pieces as little puzzles. can i sort the pieces (stylistic components) in interesting ways? that can keep it fresh because at any point you can upend the box and change things about. which works with 2) in the back of your mind you can layer on top of your own motivations a teaching component. i'm not a sophisticated player. illustrating how a piece can evolve from a basic but tonally beautiful simple version to gradually including variations that alter rhythmically or that add and teach ornamentation and eventually move into more complex versions that explore riffs and phrases that can be worked into other pieces could hypothetically keep your mind turning while simultaneously providing value to potential listeners. just a humble thought.
@@rainerdeusser when I learn a new ornament I put the little cliche everywhere I can, and then over time it will come out in my playing during a performance or recording. so now at this point I have a few things that I typically do, and trying to at deliberate moments when the tune energy calls for it. I want to include a round or two of the tune at a slower tempo at the end of my videos so I can use them as resource for students or something in the future.