Seven major first-position scales for fiddlers (G, A, Bb, B, C, D, and F), set to bluegrass music.
Visit BluegrassDaddy.com for practice MP3s, tablature, and measure-by-measure lessons. Specifically, you need to visithttp://bluegrassdaddy.com/step-2-how-... to download the tablature for this video. In this video, I go through the seven most important first-position scales to learn for bluegrass, old-time and celtic fiddling: G, A, Bb, B, C, D, and F. You need to go to the linked page to download the tablature so you can play along. These scales will help you with your tablature reading and your fingering practice. Scales are also a great way to warm up your fingers!
▶︎
Fiddle Bowing and Timing
▶︎
Pentatonic Scale for fiddle- why is it so useful for folk players?
▶︎
Learning to Play in Different Keys on the Fiddle
▶︎
Two Bar Hot Licks in G, C & D for Fiddle
▶︎
Tips on bowing (fast songs)
▶︎
Unlocking the key of B (F# Edition!) | Fiddle Lesson
▶︎
The Origins of Bluegrass
▶︎
Cluck Old Hen - Free Fiddle Lesson
▶︎
Fiddle Tips from Darol Anger: The Amazing Fiddle Scale
▶︎
You Play Soulful Fiddle lines in B
▶︎
Violin String Recommendations
▶︎
Beginner's guide to holding the fiddle and bow.
▶︎
How (Not) to Tighten Your Bow (The Real Reason Your Bow Bounces Uncontrollably)
▶︎
People Who Messed With The Royal Guard and Regretted It!
▶︎
Playing Third Position on the fiddle. How and why?
▶︎
Learn the Fiddle Scales that work for Improvising!
▶︎
The Humble Fiddle: A Simple Lesson for the Discouraged
▶︎
Beginner Violin Scales for Adult Learners | A, D & G Major (Step-By-Step)
▶︎
How To Really Hold A Violin Bow / Paganini's Greatest Secret
▶︎