Gorgeous piece! And played so beautifully, too! Correct me if I am wrong, but is there not a faster version of this on one of Natalie or Buddy's CD's? (Played in march time?)
Beautiful tone and amazing music of course on the fiddle, Dwayne! And don't forget Grey Larsen whi is playing tastefully with Dwayne on the ivories.
I hope, Oliver, that you've settled down a little on your videographic style with a steady hand and focus. No need for the blurry ceiling moments unless you were blissing out during the tunes and momentarily forgot the camera. Understandable.
Great set!!!! Dwayne is in his usual form. I think he said that the first tune was "Glory of the Star". Who wrote this and where can I get the sheet music for it?
Cheers Dwayne, maybe sometime soon we can have a few tunes.
@mactcampbell Not suprisingly, James Scott Skinner wrote Glories of the Star which can be found in both The Fiddle Music of Scotland, by James Hunter, called "the Hunter book" and the Caledonian Companion as well. The 2nd tune, The Banks, attributed to Parazotti is in the Hunter book too.
Gorgeous piece! And played so beautifully, too! Correct me if I am wrong, but is there not a faster version of this on one of Natalie or Buddy's CD's? (Played in march time?)
Fiddlinjosie 1 month ago
Beautiful tone and amazing music of course on the fiddle, Dwayne! And don't forget Grey Larsen whi is playing tastefully with Dwayne on the ivories.
I hope, Oliver, that you've settled down a little on your videographic style with a steady hand and focus. No need for the blurry ceiling moments unless you were blissing out during the tunes and momentarily forgot the camera. Understandable.
Ken, we miss you here in Bloomington.
jazlabaw 1 month ago
Great set!!!! Dwayne is in his usual form. I think he said that the first tune was "Glory of the Star". Who wrote this and where can I get the sheet music for it?
Cheers Dwayne, maybe sometime soon we can have a few tunes.
mactcampbell 4 months ago
@mactcampbell Not suprisingly, James Scott Skinner wrote Glories of the Star which can be found in both The Fiddle Music of Scotland, by James Hunter, called "the Hunter book" and the Caledonian Companion as well. The 2nd tune, The Banks, attributed to Parazotti is in the Hunter book too.
hillfiddler 3 months ago
@hillfiddler Thanks for the info. Wil have to get the music for this. I've already learned The Banks.
mactcampbell 3 months ago
Awesome job, Dwayne.
felixpottie12345 1 year ago
Such a great performance. Too bad the cameraperson found the ceiling more interresting at one point.
minoune86 1 year ago
very nic eplayin D from ashley
inagabs 1 year ago