[dwagner]

This is great news. I love her stuff.

Anything that is in the Scottish and Cape Breton must have lists plus a few instructor choice to mix things up.

[dwagner]

Wow. Nice to have another great fiddler on board.

[dwagner]

Exciting. Just need to find more time to learn and practice.

[dwagner]

P.S. The variety of styles is one of the reasons I decided to join you here. I’ve been looking for a good version of Whiskey Before Breakfast and yours caught my ear.

[dwagner]

Hi Casey,

Hanneke has the right groove but if you are looking at rounding out the team with some Cape Bretoners Andrea Beaton and Kimberly Fraser (both have websites) are two I am aware of already in the teaching mode. Certainly Andrea – I took some group workshop lessons – can point you to others. You’ll need the piano track to really make it pop.

Cheers, Doug

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[dwagner]

I learned a version of Jean’s Reel a while back and had to try to figure out the embellishments from listening to it. Natalie MacMaster plays a great version on her album. Would love to clean it up and learn some of the embellishments and variations (like the B – Bflat in part 2/4). Definitely the version I heard has the Scottish / Cape Breton flavor.

Cheers,

Doug

[dwagner]

I let Andrea Beaton know I mentioned her as a potential instructor. Cheers.

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