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FiddleOn magazine (number 20), as usual, is crammed packed
with interesting articles and useful information. In addition to regular
items such as news and views, workshops and reviews, this issue also
contains:
Man of the Moment is an interview with Mercury Prize nominee
Seth Lakeman.
Seth talks about his influences, his acclaimed album Kitty Jay
and his latest album Freedom Fields. This article is written
by Sophie Parkes.
Sam Bennett and the Ilmington Tradition in an article is written
by Elaine Bradtke about twentieth century research into Ilmington's
Cotswold Morris tradition. The original research was carried out by
American archivist James Madison Carpenter. Madison Carpenter's notes
and wax cylinder recordings are currently being digitize and cataloged.
Fiddle Tradition of The Artense John Offord writes about the
closely guarded fiddle tradition of this small part of South Central
France.
Sir Walter Raleigh Discovers the Violin. Jeremy Weaver writes
a Bob Newhart inspired sketch about Sir Walter Raleigh discovering
the violin.
The Complete Irish Fiddler Trevor Buck writes about the influence
of Pete
Cooper's popular book ten years after its original publication.
Tunes in the centre pages
Constant Billy and Unidentified Tune. Both collected by James
Madison Carpenter during his research into tradition British music
and dance in the early part of the twentieth century.
Instrument Matters Glen
Titmus talks about the merits of a traditional bow and a baroque
bow. Also, Glen briefly talks about new fiddle strings currently on
the market.
A short obituary on Donegal fiddler and composer Francie Mooney.
Fiddle maestro and teacher Pete
Cooper talks about holding the bow and exercises that can be done
to improve the bow hold.
A chance to win a newly designed Fiddleon T shirts kindly donated
by Tee
Soup.
Also CD reviews, a music quiz, news and chitchat from the UK fiddle
scene and more.
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