George Bretz
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February 13, 2025 at 9:09 PM #33442
George Bretz
ParticipantKevin is the King!
Welcome Ency,
Casey asked me to help with moderating his site. As you probably know, Kevin is based here in “West Coast Portland”.
It has been a treat to see him over the years. He has been less active lately. Fortunately, we have great content here on the site.
Enjoy,
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January 24, 2025 at 9:13 PM #33437
George Bretz
ParticipantGreetings,
You and I are almost neighbors.
Terrebonne
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January 9, 2025 at 9:25 PM #33434
George Bretz
ParticipantDarren,
Casey has me helping out with forum moderation.
I’ll add your tunes to the request list. Production takes some time. Casey is juggling a few projects.
In the mean time, you better put that lifetime membership to use and dig into some of the great content on the site.
Thanks,
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January 6, 2025 at 9:20 AM #33432
George Bretz
ParticipantChris,
I wish I lived in Carmel Valley, it’s beautiful.
I used to wonder why people waited until retirement/senior age to learn an instrument.
When I retired, I realized it’s the free time that liberates people to take new life endeavors.
Best wishes,
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December 15, 2024 at 5:42 PM #33424
George Bretz
ParticipantGuillaume,
I saw Andre perform at Wintergrass in Seattle earlier this year.
While, the videos on Fiddlevideo highlight his talents, I was completely blown away to see him live.
He really has tremendous rythemic skills and sings wonderfully and of course he is a wonderful fiddler.The board he used looked like a piece of plywood with a frame to raise it off the floor. So that it would resonate. Then he miced it with what looked like an SM 57 microphone. No taps on his shoes.
Perhaps you can send him an email and ask him directly. You can google him, find his website, andrebrunet.com He has a contact template you can use to contact him.
Let us know if you learn anything.
Thanks
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January 6, 2025 at 9:15 AM #33431
George Bretz
ParticipantJackie,
Welcome, as you know lots of Celtic music here.
Thanks,
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January 3, 2025 at 7:09 PM #33429
George Bretz
ParticipantHi Kim,
This site will certainly stretch you.
You might try fiddlehangout.org. There is very little learning opportunity there.
However, there is decent networking opportunity. You can use it to to find out what’s happening in areas of the States you might be visiting.
People often post “I’m going to be in XXX on his date, any jams?” Usually lots of replies.
Beyond that it’s just a chat site.
Happy New Year and welcome to Fiddlevideo.
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December 30, 2024 at 8:51 PM #33426
George Bretz
ParticipantAnsgar,
What you are doing with viola is so cool. I’m envious of every classically trained musician I’ve ever met.
I’m not that disciplined.
At a bluegrass jam I attend we have a viola player who plays with the community symphony.
When she attends the jams she plays a five string violin. So she has both a viola and violin? I guess.
She has mentioned that she should have purchased a five string viola rather than violin.
All interesting for me.
George
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