Camilla,
I used to frequent lots of second hand book stores picking up music books when I could find them. There are not a lot of tune books dedicated to two-part fiddling. Below are the books I have collected over the past 30 odd years (I don’t have the one Roland mentioned).
The easiest to find and would be good for beginners is written for fife, but it works for fiddle. It is written in two books: “The Fifer’s Delight” by Ralph Sweet for melody parts, and “The Fifer’s Delightful Companion” by Carol for the harmony parts. You can get these from Sweetheart Flute Co., http://www.sweetheartflute.com/music.html. These tunes are Reels, Jigs, Hornpipes, Slip Jigs, Polkas, Slides and Set Dances, lots of tunes familiar to fiddlers.
For old time fiddle, Greg Baker’s, “Fiddle Workshop 2, Fun with Twin Fiddling” published in 1989 . It is very hard to find. Greg lived in Portland, Oregon, and was active in the Oregon Old Time Fiddler’s Association, but I cannot find a trace of him now. He used to do a fiddle camp at his beach home here on the Oregon coast. His book contains: Boil the Cabbages; The Dream; Cripple Creek; Old Joe Clark; Cherokee Shuffle; Red River Valley; Flop Eared Mule; Hell Amongst the Yearlings; Eighth of January; Cattle Call Waltz; Liberty; Snow Deer; Crooked Stove Pipe; Golden Slippers; Over the Waves; Silver Bells; Down Yonder; Sail Away Ladies; Rye Waltz; Twinkle Little Star; Westphalia Waltz; Red Wing; Chicken Reel; and Turkey in the Straw.
The third source is “Tim Rued’s Twin Fiddling” published in 1985. It contains 50 tunes including: Black Eyed Susie; Drowsy Maggie; Durango’s Hornpipe; Flop-Eared Mule; ‘Possum up a Gum Stump; ‘Possum up a Gum Tree; Speed the plough, Temperance Reel; The Road to Lisdoonvarna. You can contact Tim Rued through his website http://www.folksweden.com. I don’t know if he still sells his book.
I hope this helps you.
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