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Howdy, guys.

Couldn’t agree more with the comments. We stopped putting the intro bumper on newly produced material last year, so all of the new videos coming out will be without any intro wait time. And I have plans to re-master older content in the future. But until that happens, I fear your mute button/skipping 15 seconds in is the solution.

C

Yes. Totally sick of it and very happy to hear something different at the beginning of Andre Brunet’s video.

I usually just skip past it and start after it’s over, but that’s a tiny hassle I would love to see gone.

I too love this site, but I can catch a brand in half a second and would appreciate something much shorter beginning the videos.…[Read more]

Too funny, Sabrina. Yeah…I about called you out in the post when I saw that. You have amazing taste or amazing luck, one!!

To all the folks who made a request which didn’t end up recorded, I will put these tunes on the running list we have for future lessons…

And thank you all for the input…so many tunes…so little time!!!

Woohoo !! 😉 I can’t believe that 4/5 of “my” tunes are on the list !!

I suppose that i have good taste !

Thank to you and hanneke for your work.

Kind regard,

S.

OK, folks. We wrapped Hanneke’s session tonight. The final listing of tunes recorded is below. It will be a while before guitar tracks are cut & production finalized, but here are the lessons you have to look forward to on the Fiddlevideo website from Hanneke in the future:

Cypress Jig
Le Jig a Ti-Toine
Neil Gow’s Lament for his Second…[Read more]

Hi Serita,

I’ll be glad to pas this on to Casey and I would be surprised if this tune wasn’t on the to do list. Thanks for your suggestion and I’m sure Casey will consider this popular tune for the future, if it’s not already on the list. Thanks for the suggestion. Roland

Casey, could you please teach us Clarinet Polka? It seems to be a popular competition tune and it think it sounds super fun to play. I’ve attempted to learn it off of iTunes reccordings, but the shifting and double stops are making it tricky to figure out without a proper tutorial. I would really appreciate it 🙂

I have sooooo many favourites! André Brunet is one…I’ve recently been listening to some Kenny Baker. Mike Cleveland, Graham Townsend, Randy Howard, Dick Barrett….lots!

Thanks, Telln. Added to the running list…

Hi Telln,

Great to hear you were able to see Master Kevin in person. He is truly delightful & is also a master of the gift of gab. We were lucky to have him visit Bend Oregon about 10 years ago and we really enjoyed the workshop and stories. Also great to hear you’re enjoying music in your senior years, So fiddling on Sir!. Best Roland