Québécois Bowing and Shuffle - FREE Fiddle Lesson by André Brunet
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
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In this lesson, André Brunet covers the fundamentals of Québécois fiddle bowing and shuffling. André has gifted this lesson to the general public in support of Traditional Québécois fiddle music.
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Merci pour ta générosité André. En plus d'être un virtuose international, tu es un pédagogue hors pair! Je m'abonne immédiatement à toutes tes formations. Je capote :)
Thank you, Andre! Very helpful, especially the close up insert of your bow hand!
Very good!
Great lesson! Thanks
Super helpful! Thank you so much!
Thank you sooo much!!!
Thankyou for the valuable tips on bowing it is much appreciated
Phil
Excellent. THANKS
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BRAVO!!!!
Merci André!
awesome
Super André , merci pour toutes ces informations! Mais j’en perds la moitié, as tu des vidéos en français?
Wow, it's so wonderful to see André showing us the basic idea for the French-Canadian shuffle! Besides his informative presentation, it brings back so many memories of Valley of the Moon Scottish Fiddle School, and being in the presence of his joy, humor, virtuosity, and inclusiveness! I just want to crawl into the computer and give him a big hug! Then I want to go to his camp and learn a bunch more of those wonderful tunes! violontradquebec.com/en/2018/01/andre-brunet-2/
Hey there! I live in Northern NH (Littleton, Colbrook area) so chances are... we'll end up meeting at one of your shows!
I've got a question...
Single malt or blend?
You reenergized me! I flat-lined...bored...nobody to play with or keep learning from- Well, Patrick lives 40 miles away...but...
I play Irish...so Quebecquois is NEW! EXCITING! THANKS! It gives me something to latch onto.
Playing about 5 yrs...progressed fast- then nothing. Self-taught.
So, yeah...THANKS MAN!
JAMESON? ;)
Let's go for a nice simple Clan Denny, Fettercain!
Can anyone tell me what the name of the tune is at 11:26? He says it "jig de...." but I can't catch what he is saying. Thanks!
Hi, Jennifer. That's La Gigue de terrebonne. You can see Andre teaching that lesson here: www.fiddlevideo.com/la-gigue-de-terrebonne-quebecois-fiddle-lesson-andre-brunet/
@@Fiddlevideocom Wonderful! Thank you!