April Verch On Canadian Fiddle Styles

[sittinghare]

Love your playing and this was so helpful. Wish somebody would do the same for Irish fiddle styles.

[jackmc6978]

hi there you have lovely style to your playing do you do any tunes with a different tuning thanks 

[cyprianpage]

OMG@4:35

[allianne96]

You're great! Appreciate hearing how solid you are; beautiful tone and great technique!

[wlcutler]

Very interesting and helpful explanation and demo

[fiddlinred]

Wonderful video!!! Thank you so much!

[mrsapril5036]

That was great! You are a very good violinist!

[1985OldSkool]

I love the way you explained and played those different styles of fiddling

[9firefly9]

Makes me proud to be a fellow Canuck when I hear this great kind of talent from my homeland!

[luckieO7]

well I say! if that's not expertise, I don't know what is?

[cowgirlchloe]

remember me April from 2 years ago? you tuned my violin!

[sgtcrab1]

I am a kitchen Cape Breton player and I must say your take on things is GREAT as well as your playing! Thanks

[samansun]

Well you're certainly an expert on modesty.

[shirehorse9]

There's an interesting Northern Ontario style. Up until you get to Timmins it's French or Ottawa valley like. Above Timmins it's crooked and Scottish styled. Also, the northern part of the East Coast sounds more Irish. I could be wrong. What's your opinion.

[shirehorse9]

April, you are very talented. I love listening to you play. I enjoyed hearing your commentary and learning about the Canadian styles. If you get the opportunity, comment more on the Metis style. Often, to me, it sounds close to some bluegrass.

[fiddlerius]

Thanx very much for shareing fiddle styles and your skill, great