جهت استعلام قیمت، خرید و مشاهده نمونه صفحه محصول، لطفاً از طریق پشتیبانی فروشگاه در واتساپ و تلگرام اقدام فرمایید.
A Collection of 35 Traditional Appalachian Tunes
by Ken Kolodner
Ken Kolodner's book presents transcriptions with detailed bowings in
tandem with three recorded versions of 35 Appalachian fiddle tunes
ranging from some very common and easy tunes (for more beginning
players) but also quite a few less typically played tunes. All
transcriptions are based on "festival" versions of the tunes, meaning
the versions are those most commonly encountered at jams and festivals.
The book includes a clearly written description of old time style
focusing on "default" bowing systems designed to develop rhythmic
bowing. Ideas presented include Nashville shuffle, 3-1 bowing, bow
rocking, ghost bows, anticipations, left-hand ornamentation, drones,
chording, dissonances, altered tunings, the concept of swing, tips on
learning by ear and more.
The tunes are played three times each
for nearly 150 minutes of recording: (1.) very slowly and simply; (2.)
at a modest tempo but with double-stops, drones and other ornaments; and
(3.) up-to-tempo. While this effort was designed for fiddlers, the
recordings should serve as an excellent source for non-fiddlers at all
levels who desire to build their repertoire and practice learning tunes
by ear. The book and accompanying online audio are appropriate for any
level of player. The difficulty of the tunes ranges from simple to
relatively complex. Similarly, the bowing techniques include the
simplest ideas to relatively difficult. The three recorded speeds make
the learning and processing of the tunes appropriate for all levels of
players wishing to improve their ear training.