At 11:43 AM 9/12/2000 -0700, "Toby A. Rider wrote:
On Tue, 12 Sep 2000, Jeffrey Friedman wrote:
Regarding the your comments on the Wedding Reels: I've just encountered a
couple of CD's by a fiddler named John Campbell. I guess you might say he
has an impressive style. I'm being very
Derek Hoy wrote:
Mike asked:
I have a fiddle and would like to learn how to play it. Does anyone
know of a teacher in the Dunfermline area with the patience to teach a
43 year old?
Not quite, but I know someone in Dunfermline who's been learning through
the ALP evening classes in
Toby said:
Has someone added the scots-l info. to a new webpage...There have been
more new sign-ups to Scots-L in the last two weeks then there was in the
last six months of last year. I would be interested in finding out how
the word suddenly spread about this humble list...
1) The
I was told of the list by a very friendly dulcimer player, who I spoke
with at length over many glasses of mead at our local renaissance
festival : ) hope you dont mind having me as I live in Detroit,
and we are seriously lacking in any sort of historical music and culture
of this
On Tue, 12 Sep 2000, Jeffrey Friedman wrote:
I think his playing is almost poles opposite from Buddy
MacMaster, another great fiddler from Cape Breton.
Unfortunately I cannot explain John Campbell's playing, you have
to hear it for yourself :-)
I hope I did his playing some verbal
