Bluegrassgal

Practiced G scale two octaves. added variations of 123, 1,3,2,4,3,5,4,6,5,7,8.

Worked out bowing on Away in Manger in harmony section – slurs on eighth notes and down bow for effect.

Tried playing softly on harmony section.

Ran through entire piece twice with recorded accompaniment.

Need to cut my nails.

It is a nice tune, Jeannette; new to me. You did very well with it!

Absolutely beautiful!! Loved your “easy wrist”, your timing, your d stops and your embellishments. Thanks for posting that, Debbie!!

Yeah, I love that tune. Lots of slurs. Well done, Joanne!!

Cluck Old Hen

Joshua, definitely a big step posting videos. Your bow is straight across the strings …a very good step. Keep it up!

That was fun to listen to Rachael! Just hopped on to see who is posting. You play very well. I hope you have a lot of fun and much learning as you progress thru the site!!

Good job, Mary. You’re exactly right, lower E to upper E, and all the work on the E string….a rough song to perfect. Looks like your picking it up quickly! Have fun at the jam. Currently, I attend a jam once/month and lean on I/IV/V back-up chords mostly, till they “force me” to lead something.

Love this on the fiddle. I’m going to give you the same advice a fiddler recently gave me. “You got to play louder.” I am very timid with the fiddle but I’m trying to make big sound these days.

Keep up the good work.

Mary

Nicely done. I like the tune and the slides you added.

Mary

Hey Patty, never heard “Midnight on the Water.” Very nicely done, bravo! I liked the slides, and tempo, as well!

I like how you made some variations 2nd time around, and it didn’t sound much out of tune to me. It’s easy to speed up in the second half. Very enjoyable to listen to!! Thanks, Jeanette.