Second Fingers Back - The Beginners Guide to Fiddle/ Violin Lesson #4
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- / georgejackson Lesson #4 of the beginners guide (no longer "complete beginners") with George Jackson, George teaches how to play Old Joe Clark with a focus on second fingers in the back position. Old Joe Clark is a popular oldtime fiddle tune that is played in bluegrass circles also as the lessons progress we'll keep adding to the complexity of how to play this tune as you progress. To continue on your beginners lesson journey head to George's Patreon at / georgejackson
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Thank you for taking the time to do these videos. They have been very helpful, and you do such a great job of explaining things. I really enjoy when you play along, it helps with keeping the rhythm and playing the correct notes.
Man, you are my virtual teacher. Love and thanks from India.
*really* appreciate all the good info, I am following along with gusto after a twenty year break from my grade school violin lessons 😂
literally sitting here doing the exact same thing! I played from ages of 10-18 and then stopped.. now I'm 38 and just got a new violin yesterday! I hope you're still at it!
Thanks!
Do you have the sheet music to go with this? I can’t see where you are putting your fingers.
Who??
Love it, thank you!!
I love your videos.
Please is there anyway you can make us see the strings and your finger positioning? Thanks sir
Can you make a sheet music for this? I am having trouble following along.
I tried to find the sheet music for this song and the versions I found have different notes than what you are playing. Could you possibly post a link for this version please?
how does keep their bow from skipping/jittering between up and down strokes? Is this just something that gets better with practice or am I practicing incorrectly?
What's the name of the sing in the intro
I just can't get the hang of following the tune with the demonstration when it's played clearly first, then explained after really quickly, then moved right along. I end up having to constantly skip back in the video to try and figure out what I was supposed to do.