Indifference Waltz

This waltz can be found in "The Waltz Book" volume 3, a collection edited by Bill Matthiesen. Be sure to comment on your favorite waltzes, and I will polish and perform the most popular ones with my guitar player! (or with my Strum Machine.....which doesn't wear a bag over its head)
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[@warrenhuff7349]

That is a lovely waltz, and it does sound very Middle Eastern! Thanks for sharing it.

[@RedDesertFiddle]

Thanks for listening

[@chriswalker3187]

Thanks Lora, this should give me a good start. I have heard the trio section played in double stops, but getting it up to speed as written will be challenging enough, lol

[@RedDesertFiddle]

I love this tune! Yes I would start by getting the scaffolding of just the melody first. Then you can add fancy stuff later!

[@darianburkhart752]

I love this song ! It's originally a French musette Waltz. It also sometimes called by its polish name : Obojetnosc. If you play it faster, the "frenchness" really comes through

[@RedDesertFiddle]

Hi Darien, wow thanks for that enlightening info! I will learn it faster and play it with my guitarist. He will love it. 😊

[@darianburkhart752]

@@RedDesertFiddle my pleasure 😊

[@tophatbanjo]

Nice! Sounds kind of Middle East-y, I'm sure that's the harmonic minor coming through. It's a funny title, but I myself am NOT indifferent to it ☺️

[@kathleenkeane4364]

No volume.