Not Every Note is Equal (La Moquine)

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What is it that makes fiddling sound like dance music? Why does it sound so different when you hear a classical violinist play a fiddle tune, what's missing? We're talking about the variety of accents, volume, and quality of tone within the running notes of a fiddle tune. It's what makes the music sound like fiddling!
We present a setting of the French Canadian fiddle tune La Moquine by Claude Méthé that I learned at a jam at Fiddle Hell.

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1. Not Every Note is Equal (La Moquine) (00:00:00)

2. Varying Notes in Fiddle Tunes (00:00:10)

3. Practicing Groove and Introducing French Tune (00:08:13)

4. Taking a Week Off for Christmas (00:13:42)

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