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PLAYING TOGETHER 2015/16 FUN FIDDLE

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  • PLAYING TOGETHER

    2015/16

    FUN FIDDLE

  • Some notes about practising the fiddle

    Scales, arpeggios and exercisesWhat scales are you learning at the moment? Whatever grade you are at, pick three scales for each practise.Play them through twice each, with separate bows and slurs (Or using the ‘everybody down up rhythm if you haven’t got that far yet)Play ‘Once a man fell in a well’ twice on each string to get that little finger strengthened up

    Pieces

    What pieces are you learning at the moment? It might be re-ally tempting to play them all the way through straight away, but a good way of practising is to go to any bit that you find tricky and play it over three or four times. Then go back to the beginning of the piece – Hopefully as you practise in this way your pieces will become fluent

    Sight Reading

    Learning to read music is really important – Just as impor-tant as learning to play by ear. The more you do it the bet-ter you get. Use your Playing Together book, or Fiddle Time Joggers to help develop your reading skills. Each time you practise, pick a couple of tunes you don’t already know, and practice reading by sight.

    Building up your tunes library!

    It’s always good to keep your old tunes alive – Finish up by playing through some older tunes, or tunes you were working on last term

  • The Animals

    Polka Round

    Chocolate Cake Round

    All the notes in 1st Position

  • Portobello Prom

  • Tuireadh Iain Ruaidh(Iain Ruaidh’s Lament)

    Harmony

  • The Burn o’ Craigie

    The Wedderburn Reel

    Easy Harmony

  • Easy Harmony for Rocking the Baby

  • Da Slockit Light

    Donald Blue

    Tom Anderson

    Traditional

  • Over the Waterfall

    Violin

    5

    Vln.

    Cripple Creek

    Violin

    5

    Vln.

  • h = 60

    Traditional Breton

    Arr. Donald Knox

    The Wren

    Fiddle 1

    Fiddle 2

    Fiddle 3

    5

    9

    13

    2.

    final time only:

  • Easy Harmony

  • Inisheer Harmony

    Violin

    9

    Vln.

    Easy Harmony

    Harmony

  • Fantevalsen - Easy Harmony

    Violin

    9

    Vln.

    FantevalsenViolin

    6 1.

    2.

    3

    12

    18 1.

    2.

  • Harmony 1

    Harmony 2

  • The Messy HairMicha Cooper

    1.

    2.

    Violin

    6 1.

    2.

    Vln.

    These tunes were written by Fun Fiddle Kids - Why don’t you have a go at writing a tune? It’s Fun!

  • Mangaster Voe Tom Anderson

  • The Mothers of St Ann´sDonald Knox (Scottish Borders, 2006)

    = 88

    44

    Rhythm: slow airNotes: Composed at St Ann´s College, August 2006, while there with Riddell Fiddles (37 of us: men, kids and all theirmothers!)

    Mothers of St Ann´s − harmonyDonald Knox (Scottish Borders, 2006)

    = 88

    44

    Rhythm: slow air

  • A Major Scale

    Violin 1

    5

    Vln. 1

    G Major Scale

    Violin 1

    5

    Vln. 1