Owen

Good job! Thanks for the angle showing your fingering!

Whoo Hoo, Owen!! Great job!!

Great Owen! That looked like a tricky song too!

That was groovy! The drum back up turned it from folk to funk – Loved it! Will have to learn that one

Great job, Owen! You’re an inspiration! Speed, tone, 4th finger workout! You’ve got it!

Solid.

Sweet!

Wow! So much going on here. Great speed and tone, fourth finger workout, great string crossings and a little vibrato. What can’t you do!?

Thanks Owen!

Thanks! Wish I could work in the harmony somehow.

That was lovely Debbie! I haven’t heard that one before but love the double stops too. Something I don’t try enough. It’s inspiring to see you use them to such affect.

Thanks, Jason. I’m not sure if there is a particular method of choosing songs to play together in a set. Hope to see you post something with strum machine soon, Patty! It’s a great tool.

Nice embellishments, Joanne! Great Irish feel. I haven’t quite worked out the difference between a mordent and a roll yet – have to the Irish fiddle journey. Slides will be my next challenge though, because they are very cool!

You’re right, Joanne, it is fantastic that we can get inspired and play along and try new things through this Fiddlehed forum. I’ve learnt so much by watching you all and it has motivated me to keep going and challenge myself. I wish our time zones were more compatible for participating in group sessions, because they look so much fun. But it’…[Read more]

Thanks Debbie and Marg. I would like to create a harmony myself, but it was fun to hear it played together. It’s taken me a while to attempt vibrato without destroying the tune in the attempt. Certainly don’t feel in control or confident with my technique – I still tense up and grip the neck when I should relax my left hand. Then when I focus on…[Read more]

Really well done! Don’t you love the harmony?!