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Love the harmonies!

I was impressed by how smoothly you carried on after mistakes.

Nicely done, Marg. I did not get to the lesson, as was traveling. Thanks for posting, will get on it.

Nice!

I fixed the link for you. It should look like “https://youtu.be/sNADk1KnXK0”

instead of:
“Breton Gavotte with Strum Machine“

Oh your playing is so inspiring Jason! I hope to be able to play more rhythmically and with natural accents like you one day. Thanks for sharing your practice with us.:)

Sounding great Joanne, I love this tune. Caught up on the lesson replay last night in our caravan. I find Jason’s method of teaching has helped my ear training and memory so much. I wonder if you’ve had the same experience? Thanks for sharing your videos.:)

Thanks for sharing your video of this tune of many notes Rick. It’s hard work but you’re doing a fine job, keep going and enjoy the process.:)

Nice work Patty, you look like you’re enjoying those slides, great fun.:)

This sounds beautiful Jason, I like the simplicity of the drone and tambourine in the backing. Strumming the fiddle gives a nice warm mellow tone, goes well with your voice.

Great job, very energetic! I love the versatility of these tunes that can be played in 4/4 or 6/8 giving totally different feels.

Very nice Owen and great choice of tune. If you know any tin whistle players this tune works really well with fiddle and tin whistle together. Sometimes I play it with a friend, and I don’t know whether it’s because he’s Irish, but he just has a way where he slides into the notes on the tin whistle and sends shivers down my spine.

Nice playing Owen, it’s a tricky tune but a lot of fun and worth the effort. You play with really good intonation and tone, thanks for sharing your video.

Well done! You’ve really mastered some difficult techniques there on this lovely haunting tune.

Nice work Debbie, I love your double stops and slurs.:)