This fiddle lesson allows you to play along with the traditional Irish fiddle tune The Kesh Jig. Pipers can play along by playing one note down from the written tune. This starts slow and easy, and then speeds up. Find out more about this in Robert Mathieson's class on the Kesh Jig on May 18, 2023.
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Do you play your tunes too fast so you can’t hear your mistakes? Or maybe you always keep the metronome at the same easy tempo for every practice session? How do you know what tempo to choose to improve your playing?
Have you been told to blow tone or blow steady? Does your chanter reed cut out or squeal? Is it hard for you to tune your drones to your chanter? Does this whole concept of great tone seem ambiguous?
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