Fiddle Lesson - Slip Jig - Whip Ma Whop Ma
I think that the 9/8 slip-jig rhythm is one of of the trickiest types of tune to teach, so I hope this video goes a little way to providing some insight into how to play this tune. Here is the original performance video:https://youtu.be/6fdOhqpJIh0 Follow the links below for the Notation. Micklegate is a 6/8 Jig. Whip Ma Whop Ma is a 9/8 Slip Jig NOT:http://bit.ly/2PT1RI9 TAB:http://bit.ly/397zb5J TAB:http://bit.ly/2POD8om http://bit.ly/2Qh9JSz http://bit.ly/397zbCL
Monday 23 December 2019
Liked on YouTube: Gypsy Blues Violin Solo: Django Reinhardt/ "Blues en Mineur"
Gypsy Blues Violin Solo: Django Reinhardt/ "Blues en Mineur"
"Blues en Mineur" is a Django Reinhardt composition that was first recorded in 1935. The following video is an arrangement of the song for solo violin, as written and performed by Thomas Fraioli. For gypsy jazz, jazz and blues violin Skype Lessons, sheet music, lesson books, etudes and songbooks, visit the website: http://bit.ly/2Qh39LR.
"Blues en Mineur" is a Django Reinhardt composition that was first recorded in 1935. The following video is an arrangement of the song for solo violin, as written and performed by Thomas Fraioli. For gypsy jazz, jazz and blues violin Skype Lessons, sheet music, lesson books, etudes and songbooks, visit the website: http://bit.ly/2Qh39LR.
Tuesday 10 December 2019
Liked on YouTube: How To Use NEGATIVE Melody To Write Beautiful Music [Negative Harmony]
How To Use NEGATIVE Melody To Write Beautiful Music [Negative Harmony]
Complete Chord Mastery course: http://bit.ly/38qPUkk A while ago on YouTube and other social medias there was a lot of interest in a theory called Negative Harmony. Some people called it a fad, but I welcome any and every interest that musicians may have in learning theory :) Also, I think Negative Harmony is fun to use. What nobody is talking about though (but they should) is Negative Melody. Wait, there is such a thing as Negative Melody? Well yes, it turns out that not only Negative Melody exists, but that composers knew about this for a long time before the name 'Negative Harmony' even existed. I mean there are examples of it from J.S. Bach! It really speaks to the power of an idea when after nearly 3 centuries you keep finding new sounds by applying it... In practice Negative Melody is simply applying Negative Harmony to a single melodic line rather than a chord progression... but this sounds needlessly complex. Why don't we go and see what Negative Melody is and how it can create beautiful melodies? Today we see how an absolute master of melody (the composer Sergei Rachmaninoff) uses the Negative Melody trick to write one of his most famous melodies... by lifting it from another great composer and applying Negative Melody:) Watch the video here... and then do the same to create your melodies! The video of the Paganini Capriccio with Hula Hoops is from the channel "TwoSetViolin" featuring Hilary Hahn. The guys are funny, and she's an amazing player. You should check them out :-) If you like this video, share, like, comment & don't forget to subscribe for more content! Need help with music theory for guitar? Check out these FREE resources: http://bit.ly/2PujnB4 FOLLOW ME: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/musictheoryforguitar Facebook: http://bit.ly/2E47xbz Twitter: https://twitter.com/theoryguitar Website: http://bit.ly/38si9PB
Complete Chord Mastery course: http://bit.ly/38qPUkk A while ago on YouTube and other social medias there was a lot of interest in a theory called Negative Harmony. Some people called it a fad, but I welcome any and every interest that musicians may have in learning theory :) Also, I think Negative Harmony is fun to use. What nobody is talking about though (but they should) is Negative Melody. Wait, there is such a thing as Negative Melody? Well yes, it turns out that not only Negative Melody exists, but that composers knew about this for a long time before the name 'Negative Harmony' even existed. I mean there are examples of it from J.S. Bach! It really speaks to the power of an idea when after nearly 3 centuries you keep finding new sounds by applying it... In practice Negative Melody is simply applying Negative Harmony to a single melodic line rather than a chord progression... but this sounds needlessly complex. Why don't we go and see what Negative Melody is and how it can create beautiful melodies? Today we see how an absolute master of melody (the composer Sergei Rachmaninoff) uses the Negative Melody trick to write one of his most famous melodies... by lifting it from another great composer and applying Negative Melody:) Watch the video here... and then do the same to create your melodies! The video of the Paganini Capriccio with Hula Hoops is from the channel "TwoSetViolin" featuring Hilary Hahn. The guys are funny, and she's an amazing player. You should check them out :-) If you like this video, share, like, comment & don't forget to subscribe for more content! Need help with music theory for guitar? Check out these FREE resources: http://bit.ly/2PujnB4 FOLLOW ME: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/musictheoryforguitar Facebook: http://bit.ly/2E47xbz Twitter: https://twitter.com/theoryguitar Website: http://bit.ly/38si9PB
Saturday 7 December 2019
Liked on YouTube: Fiddle Blues Scale Jam Along Call and Answer Session
Fiddle Blues Scale Jam Along Call and Answer Session
Happy Holidays! Though it is possible to play along in this free session, to receive the full experience, get the bonus jam-along track and chart for this video here: http://bit.ly/2REcfF9 Hint: Coupon to get the downloads for FREE is in this video. Watch for more videos this week as we lead up to a fantastic offer from the FiddleJamInstitute.com!
Happy Holidays! Though it is possible to play along in this free session, to receive the full experience, get the bonus jam-along track and chart for this video here: http://bit.ly/2REcfF9 Hint: Coupon to get the downloads for FREE is in this video. Watch for more videos this week as we lead up to a fantastic offer from the FiddleJamInstitute.com!
Thursday 5 December 2019
Liked on YouTube: BOSS Loop Contest 2011 Simkó-Várnagy Mihály "Fiesta"
BOSS Loop Contest 2011 Simkó-Várnagy Mihály "Fiesta"
Looper Project on Yamaha SCV-100 and Yamaha TRB 6string bass with TC Nova System and BOSS Loop Station RC-50. Written and played by Mihály Simkó-Várnagy, edited by Balázs Tokaji, Recorded in Budapest October 2011.
Looper Project on Yamaha SCV-100 and Yamaha TRB 6string bass with TC Nova System and BOSS Loop Station RC-50. Written and played by Mihály Simkó-Várnagy, edited by Balázs Tokaji, Recorded in Budapest October 2011.
Tuesday 3 December 2019
How To Record Digital Piano/Keyboard in Audacity, Garageband or Reaper
How To Record Digital Piano/Keyboard in Audacity, Garageband or Reaper A step-by-step guide to record the sound of your digital piano or keyboard. Learn to make high quality recording in any DAW or recording software with the correct equipment setup. For more detailed information visit http://bit.ly/2FNQueZ This video shows you how what recording gear you need, and then how to record in Audacity, Garageband and Reaper. You will also see how to record your keyboard or piano using a portable digital recorder (in this instance the Zoom H4N Pro) as an alternative. You can then simply transfer files into any music production software. A quick summary of the steps shown in this video. NB this is how to record the SOUND of your digital piano or keyboard, see links below for videos about recording MIDI 1 - purchase suitable interface for your pc/mac/ipad/tablet/phone that has line inputs 2 - check the inputs of the interface and outputs of your digital piano or keyboard to determine which cable(s) you require 3 - install interface, connect digital piano or keyboard via cables 4 - use studio headphones or studio monitors to hear your keyboard 5 - select the interface as your recording input and output in the DAW or audio production software of your choice 6 - record 7 - alternatively, record the sound of your piano or keyboard using a portable digital recorder and transfer the files at a later time/date Here is a list of the recording gear used in this video, with links to the products on Amazon (please note that the links are affiliate links. If you click on the links and then make a purchase, I may earn a small commission. This will make no difference to the price you pay) Roland Go Piano https://amzn.to/2qh83zL Focusrite Audio Interface (note this is a newer version of the interface shown in the video) https://amzn.to/34NcbGv 3.5mm TRS to Dual TS Y-Cable https://amzn.to/2OLMVLx KRK Rokit 5 Gen 4 Studio Monitors https://amzn.to/35Xq0m4 Sony MDR-7506 Studio Headphones https://amzn.to/2LkK4XB Zoom H4N Pro Portable Digital Recorder https://amzn.to/37YcYXb Recording Software Audacity (multi-playform) http://bit.ly/2LkjD4f Garageband (mac and ios only) https://apple.co/2LjQ5UF Reaper (for Windows and Mac - extensive evaluation period and cost effective DAW if you choose to buy) http://bit.ly/2VJ2KmW Other useful videos MIDI vs Audio https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oeHrtSVcm0s&t=2s Audio Cables and Connectors Explained https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ACCTcYCvuZM What is an Audio Interface https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xpq5nRVbcvo&t=79s MIDI connection https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DBEN7Y4uIU0 Record Audio AND MIDI at the same time https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H0pUyixJ_A8&t=18s Visit our web site for helpful guides, hints tips and more on setting up your home recording studio: http://bit.ly/2Txj9sY Check out the Music Repo Channel on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/MusicRepoCom Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/musicrepo Connect with us on Facebook: http://bit.ly/1CkZGCu Find us on Pinterest: http://bit.ly/1eysFrn Follow us on Instagram http://bit.ly/2YqZ8Id #MusicRepoTV #HomeRecordingStudio #DigitalPiano
Monday 2 December 2019
Liked on YouTube: 50 Improvisation Ideas for Violin/Fiddle
50 Improvisation Ideas for Violin/Fiddle
A few ideas to try in your solos.
A few ideas to try in your solos.
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