Sourwood Mountain: oldtime fiddle lesson with Craig Judelman

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  • Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
  • Oldtime fiddler Craig Judelman teaches the classic Sourwood Mountain, similar to versions by Clark Kessinger, Ernie Carpenter, and Albert Hash. It's a fun tune to jam out on and even learn a few of the lyrics. This is is played in cross A tuning: AEAE. Great for beginners to get a simple version down or for more advanced players to dig into the variations.
    Backup guitar: Ben Smith

Комментарии • 8

  • @troutfisher7182
    @troutfisher7182 Год назад +1

    Great way of teaching. Very helpful, keeping the tune simple to focus on rythmic accents and bowing. In a few minutes i went from sounding Irish to sounding oldtime. Opened up a whole new world to explore

  • @gmwillis2000
    @gmwillis2000 2 года назад +3

    This guy is finally someone who shows the true art of old time fiddle bowing. I'd se he is the best ever for this style.

    • @farley576
      @farley576 5 месяцев назад

      Rhys Jones and old time tiki parlour have some great OT lessons on here too

  • @richjakowski1056
    @richjakowski1056 Год назад +1

    Just stumbled across this - really caught my 1nterest. Fiddlers always need a new tune to learn. This one sure has the sound. Craig has a perfect teaching delivery for ear learners like me.

    • @farley576
      @farley576 5 месяцев назад

      Rhys Jones and old time tiki parlour have some great OT lessons on here too

  • @rangertommy
    @rangertommy Год назад +1

    Hey Craig - thanks for this! I recorded it onto my phone, and I play my clawhammer banjo along with it. Feels like I'm in an old time jam. Fiddle-wise, it feels pretty ambitious, but definitely gonna work on that, too!

  • @brendenmclane9741
    @brendenmclane9741 4 года назад +2

    Seems like you could play this tune a thousand ways! Thanks for this long awaited breakdown. Staring at sheet music just wont do it!

  • @rickshunter1
    @rickshunter1 3 года назад +1

    Do you have tabs for this song ? I’m trying to learn by ear but tabs would help fingering position as a beginner