Drunken Sailor - Fiddle Lesson
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- Here’s a beginner lesson on how to play this fun sea shanty. Arrrrr 🏴☠️
Verse and chorus are the same basic melody. There’s just a little rhythmic variation between the parts.
The verse starts with a hoedown pattern for “What will we do with the”.
The chorus starts with a half note, dotted quarter and then eighth note for “Way-hay and”.
View the lesson page for FREE on the FiddleHed site here: fiddlehed.co/D...
On that page you’ll find:
--sheet music 🎶
--Audio snippets 🔊
--Video loops 🎥
--Step-by-step notes to help you get this 📝
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I find your teaching so fun and easy for me to follow....that's such a gift for a teacher to have. I live in Louisiana, Cajun fiddle is what I have been.learning..started at an older age but I love it( mostly lol).
You're the best! Thank you for teaching us.
youre doing a great job instructing! keep up the good work.
Thank you teacher, I am learning a lot!! Greetings from Spain!!
Totally awesome lesson ty very much
Your channel is fantastic. X
Thank you so much!
Thanks for doing a great job!
My pleasure!
Pirates go on vacation for AARRRRNNARRRR
😁 That's great! Thanks for being here.
Here's a free lesson on another great tune:
fiddlehed.com/courses/irish-fiddle-lessons/fishermans-blues-solo/
I am so looking for shanties irish sheet music notes
This was really helpful! how about doing "farewell and adieu to you Spanish ladies?"
OK!
Hiya, I'm from south west Cornwall (uk) - also known as Pirate Central :) Cornwall is a celtic nation, sharing lots of our cultural heritage with Ireland, Scotland, Wales and Brittany, as opposed to England. A lot of Cornish music is maritime in nature and quite shanty-ish. There's a local shanty called Newlyn Reel (Plethyn Lulyn in Cornish) that starts slow and increases incrementally. Local fishermen used to dance to it and the band i'm in plays it as one of our regular tunes. I'll post some links to it below :)
This is us playing it at Montol (our midwinter festival)
ruclips.net/video/ec8rDfTl2QM/видео.html
And a slightly less chaotic rendition
ruclips.net/video/L-l9byK4Mqc/видео.html
Also a shanty called 'Lamorna' is sung at most pubs and get togethers here (named after a local village). Fishermen's Friends do an excellent rendition of it
ruclips.net/video/Bp7GtjgUpw4/видео.html
Thank you ... I have just recently discovered fiddle playing (at an advancing age) ... and your great resources .... and my inner pirate... continued success to you.
This song has alot of history. Its derivative of Oro Se Do Bheatha Bhaile, which has two versions itself. One is about a Celtic pirate queen, It's cool stuff! Maybe she's the drunken sailor 🤔
Hello fro Wales UK i love sea shanties thanks can you recommend beginner strings going to learn on your site
You may enjoy the move "Fisherman's Friends" if you are liking Sea Shanty's
Thanks Dave...another student recommended it, and I saw a RUclips clip. They sound GREAT.
Yes Chord BAck Up!! Please....
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At 64, I just started playing. I find your lessons to be very helpful. Love the way you break the tunes down to parts. What you said in this lesson hit home - I tend to bite off too much at a time and need to focus more on micro practice. I will definitely be checking out your web site, Fiddlehed!
Hi Jason, you said this is on the Fiddlehed site. I can't find it -- can you point me in the right direction?
What key Am or Em ?