How to play a CUT on the Fiddle?
I hosted a workshop on December 5th on "Cuts". This is a bow ornamentation, with 3 short movements; down / up / down popular in cape Breton Fiddle Music. I chose the D part (4th part) of the tune: Crossing the Minch or MacNabb's Hornpipe to use as an intense practice of the bow ornamentation "Cuts". There are 3 more videos on my channel for this workshop and it is of the tune played at 3 different speeds. More workshops on December 12 & 13 and in January!
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How to Play a Cut -Traditional Irish fiddle style
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Fiddler Magazine: Kimberley Fraser teaches how to bow the Cape Breton cut
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How to make JIGS sound FIDDLE-Y ✨ 3 tips
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"The Cut" Gracenote: Scottish Fiddle Technique Tutorial by Hanneke Cassel
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Kevin Burke explains the Irish roll
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Irish fiddle ornamentation - Learn to play a roll on the fiddle | Irish fiddle rolls
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The Truth About the Black Irish: Ireland’s Hidden DNA
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The "Cut" // Fiddle Techniques
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How to Play Irish Fiddle at Speed - FREE fiddle lesson by Kevin Burke
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The Secret to Practicing Irish Rolls on Your Fiddle
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Bruce MacGregor 'Bowing : Triplets' - Fiddle Lesson
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IRISH ORNAMENTATION in REELS ✨ Silver Spear
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My Golden Retriever Heals a Terrified Rescue Kitten in Just 3 Meetings!
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BREAKING: Trump’s Epstein problem returns with blockbuster testimony
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How to Play Triplets on the Fiddle - Scottish and Irish Reels
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Saint Anne's Reel : Ricky Skaggs, Jake Workman, Andy Leftwich and Jared Finck
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How to play flicks/cuts - Free Fiddle Lesson
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The Best 3 places to add Cuts in Irish Fiddling
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How to make your VIOLIN sound like a FIDDLE ✨ Jig edition
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