024 Old Man and Old Woman Schottische

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  • Опубликовано: 16 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 29

  • @phyllisrundell4028
    @phyllisrundell4028 Год назад

    You folks are awesome! I enjoy your music. There is nothing better.

    • @timrued5061
      @timrued5061  Год назад

      Thank you! You can tell we enjoy playing these tunes.

  • @freddieguz
    @freddieguz Год назад

    Beautiful just love it

  • @Myfiddles
    @Myfiddles Год назад +1

    Love it!! I always played this as reel but I going to change that right away.

    • @timrued5061
      @timrued5061  Год назад +1

      Glad to help! I have always preferred it as a schottische.

  • @ginagilchrist2005
    @ginagilchrist2005 Год назад

    I will use this for my dance instruction here in the Ottawa Valley. Thank you very much.

    • @timrued5061
      @timrued5061  Год назад

      It is a great tune for the schottische. Glad my music could be of help with your dancers!

  • @harryeddy5222
    @harryeddy5222 Год назад

    Thank you for so many wonderful tunes! I've learned the real names to lots of songs that were floating around in my head. I'm a button accordion player who is going to practice your excellent work! I know some won't work, but many songs will ! Thanks for your inspiration ! I will love these tunes as much as I can tell you do ! Tks....Harry Eddy 🎩

    • @timrued5061
      @timrued5061  Год назад +1

      Glad to be of service! I just decided to leave a record of the kind of music I play, the way I play it. Enjoy!

  • @seanhughes1923
    @seanhughes1923 Год назад

    Verry well played and a lovely tune .....

  • @junebrwn
    @junebrwn Год назад +1

    Very nice. We usually play that faster but it sounds good as a schottische. The piano is identical to the Bell piano I grew up with, and my mother grew up with.

    • @timrued5061
      @timrued5061  Год назад

      I have always preferred it as a schottische. Our piano is a Beckwith concert grand from the early 20th century, and has been in my family for almost 70 years.

  • @sojnab1
    @sojnab1 Год назад

    Mighty!

  • @coolhandluke2310
    @coolhandluke2310 Год назад

    Well done.thanks

  • @SuperMikado282
    @SuperMikado282 Год назад

    Wonderful.

  • @oldtimeway1
    @oldtimeway1 Год назад

    Mange tak!

  • @dorothypartridge4209
    @dorothypartridge4209 Год назад

    The first time I heard this was Newfoundland a few years ago.

    • @timrued5061
      @timrued5061  Год назад

      Back in the 1960's for me, in California!

  • @AvaPotterfieldandFriends
    @AvaPotterfieldandFriends 2 года назад +1

    HI! I am a fiddler also! I don't know this one.

    • @timrued5061
      @timrued5061  2 года назад

      I heard it all the time back in the sixties in California.

  • @guildorpoitras392
    @guildorpoitras392 Год назад

    How is your fiddle tuned?

    • @timrued5061
      @timrued5061  Год назад

      My facetious reply would be "by turning the pegs"... But I think what you really want to know is the pitch of the strings. ...lol... I tune to standard pitch, 440 A, and in fifths, G D A E. I occasionally cross-tune for special pieces, though.

    • @guildorpoitras392
      @guildorpoitras392 Год назад

      Thanks