Mari's Tune of the Month - December 2018: Maritime reel, "Mouth of the Tobique"
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- Multistyle violinist and champion fiddler Mari Black shares her "Tune of the Month" for December 2018: a classic Maritime / French Canadian reel, "Mouth of the Tobique" -- by special request! Hear more of Mari's music: www.mariblack.c...
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This is a great tune. Such a happy one!!
Cheers, @Cary Eddy! I couldn't agree more! :)
That's beautiful...Lovely style of playing..I like a lot..
So glad you're enjoying it, @Michael Crowe! I love this tune :)
Thanks so much for showing us this great tune! Your videos are such a great resource for fiddlers (and other musicians)!
Thank YOU for tuning in and following the videos, @Philip Legare Stokes! This series wouldn't exist if it weren't for folks like you making use of them! :)
I've put off learning this on the accordion for so long, expecting it to be too hard. You made it easy breaking it down, thanks so much Mari 👍
Mari you are too cute! Love your personality and awesome teaching
Thanks @Izzy Pooley -- so glad you're enjoying the videos! :)
Oh my! Thank you so much for this! I can hardly wait to start learning it from you! You made my day! Thank you again!
So glad you're excited about it @ifeelfine72! :) I love when I can get those requests out!!
LOVE this one! I play it on my hammered dulcimer. So much fun!
Awesome, @Matthew Condon! This is a GREAT dulcimer tune -- rock on!! :)
Love it!
This tune has been attributed to one Francis Siwash, an Aboriginal man from New Brunswick - although it seems someone else came up with the 3rd part later on, don't know who. He is also supposed to have composed The Growling[Grumbling] Old Man & the Growling[Grumbling] Old Woman - in fact, it is said that Don Messer mixed up the titles of the two tunes and we've had them the wrong way around ever since. Personally, I don't believe that part of the story, but anyway .... That comes from a post on Fiddle-L by an academic who had researched these tunes.
Nice fiddling. This is a great 3-part tune.
Agreed, @John Tait! One of the very best!
Mmmmm , it's not a french canadian reel. I It's english canadian. The Tobique river in in the english part on New-Brunswick.