Can't read music? Try Fiddle Tab! A fun and easy way to learn traditional fiddle tunes with easy to read fiddle tablature and big notes with letters inside. Use the included fiddle fingerboard tab charts or just read the big letter notes. "30" of the most requested traditional tunes complied into a single collection. Published with easy to read expanded large notes and letter fonts. Guitar Chords are included with all the tunes. For more details please visit: www.brentrobitaille.com Table of Contents: i. How to read fiddle tab 1. Angeline the Baker 2. Arkansas Traveller 3. Chicken Reel 4. Danny Boy 5. Fire on the Mountain 6. Greensleeves 7. House of the Rising Sun 8. La Bastringue 9. Little Brown Jug 10. Molly Malone 11. My Old Kentucky Home 12. My Wild Irish Rose 13. Neil Gow's Lament 14. Oh Susanna 15. Old Dan Tucker 16. Old Joe Clark 17. The Parting Glass 18. Red-Haired Boy 19. Red Wing 20. Sailor's Hornpipe 21. Saint Anne's Reel 22. Shenandoah 23. Simple Gifts 24. Skye Boat Song 25. Swallow Tail Jig 26. Turkey in the Straw 27. Whiskey Before Breakfast 28. Whiskey in the Jar 29. Will the Circle Be Unbroken 30. Wind That Shakes the Barley Bonus Fingerboard/Note Charts Thanks for Purchasing this book! Happy Fiddling!

Can't read music? Try Fiddle Tab. Fiddle Tab is a fun and easy way to learn traditional fiddle tunes with large, easy-to-read big notes with letters inside. Use the fiddle fingerboard tab charts or just read the big letter notes to learn tunes fast. Thirty of the most requested traditional tunes in a single collection. Bowing exercises, scales, numerous fingerboard arpeggio charts, and guitar chords also included. Tablature or "tab" is a fun way to get a quick start on the violin. Fiddle tab is a straightforward shorthand system of showing what notes to play. Once you learn how to read tab, you will be amazed at how fast you can learn a few simple tunes and build your confidence. Fiddle tab works in the first position where most traditional and Celtic fiddle tunes are played. If you do not intend to learn Paganini, then you should be fine with fiddle tab for a while. As you progress, you will eventually need to learn the "legit" way of reading music.

Meticulously collected from recordings, square and contra dances, fiddle contests, jam sessions and individual fiddlers- this book is meant to provide a snapshot of what American fiddlers were playing and listening to in the latter part of the 20th Century. As the vinyl record format disappears from the marketplace, a great deal of recorded fiddle music will no longer be available. In this book, Stacy Phillips shares the fruits of some timely collecting for all fiddlers to enjoy. Bowings, fingerings, and guitar chords are provided for each melody line.

This book is a definitive documentation of Cape Breton-style fiddle music. Techniques specific to the style are touched on and many sets (groups of tunes - listening tunes, dance tunes, or a combination thereof - performed in a specific order) are included. Presented are the melodies, chords, and guitar tablature. 120 pages.

Ken Kolodner's book presents transcriptions with detailed bowings in tandem withthree 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 andfestivals. The book includes a clearly written description of old time style focusingon default bowing systems designed to develop rhythmic bowing. Ideaspresented 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 and but with double-stops, dronesand 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 MP3 disc are appropriate for any level of player. Thedifficulty of the tunes ranges from simple to relatively complex. Similarly, thebowing 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. and bull; Simple and highly accessible transcriptions with detailed bowings of 35 estival versions of Appalachian fiddle tunes and bull; All tunes are recorded three times to accommodate players at all levels of experience and bull; Includes comprehensive and practical discussion of old-time bowings and style and how to learn by ear and bull; Strong focus on developing default bowings to get the characteristic groove of old-time and bull; Designed for all levels of players and non-fiddlers who desire to improve their learning by ear and/or increase their repertoire

Many books show you how to play slide with lots of `riffs` and scales, but often what is required is to play simple melodies you recognize. Playing these tunes will help you develop correct intonation and essential techniques like muting. There are 7 main slide techniques that you will master and put into practice as presented in the `how to play slide` pages. The included slide exercises also help to reinforce the 7 main principles of slide playing that you will apply to the 25 tunes presented here. These 25 tunes are some of the most well-known traditional, classical, blues & western songs. They are arranged specially for slide guitars in standard tuning. Playing in standard tuning offers many rewards without the trouble of re-tuning, which again is not often found in most slide guitar books. The tunes are in relative order of difficulty and perfect for those new to slide guitar. Even the most straightforward song can be difficult when considering the many books show you how to play slide with lots of `riffs` and scales, but often what it requires is to play simple melodies you recognize. Playing these tunes will help you develop correct intonation and essential techniques like muting. There are 7 fundamental slide techniques that you will master and put into practice as presented in the `how to play slide` pages. The included slide exercises also help to reinforce the 7 key principles of slide playing that you will apply to the 25 tunes presented here. These 25 tunes are some of the most well-known traditional, classical, blues & western songs. Arranged especially for slide guitar in standard tuning. Playing in standard tuning offers many rewards without the trouble of re-tuning, which again is missing in most slide guitar books. The tunes are in relative order of difficulty and perfect for those new to slide guitar. Even the most straightforward song can be difficult when considering the challenges of playing with a good tone and tuning. Most of the tunes are arranged to keep the melody on one or two strings to produce a consistent sound. This is a common practice and much easier to play when less string skipping is involved. Some arrangements have the tablature written in the middle or down the fretboard to facilitate more natural position changes when switching between notes. The added fingerboard charts reference those that prefer to read the notation instead of the tablature. With this collection of tunes, you will learn to perfect the fundamentals of playing slide guitar with a little practice and the right slide and correct guitar action. Tune List - House of the Rising Sun - Amazing Grace - Scarborough Fair - The Parting Glass - Worried Man Blues - Be Thou My Vision - Ode to Joy - Danny Boy - Fur Elise - Greensleeves - Little Brown Jug - The Water is Wide - Streets of Laredo - Wild Mountain Thyme - Will the Circle Be Unbroken - When the Saints - Wayfaring Stranger - Skye Boat Song - Shenandoah - Bill Bailey - Saint Louis Blues - The Blue Danube - After You’ve Gone - Air on a G String - Beale Street Blues. Please visit my website for audio tracks: www.brentrobitaille.com https://brentrobitaille.com/product/slide-guitar-collection/

Celtic World Collection - Mandolin contains 46 most requested traditional tunes plus new original mandolin tunes with standard notation, chords and mandolin tablature. Over 40 mandolin recordings with guitar accompaniment. The recordings are played at a slower speed to facilitate learning. Also included: a useful mandolin chord chart, commonly used mandolin scales charts, a page of warm-up technical exercises, strumming and picking, plus a full fingerboard chart for mandolin. The traditional music is of Irish, Scottish, Cape Breton and Old-Time origins and the original content follows in those same footsteps with a more contemporary approach and a few Middle-Eastern inspired tunes to spice it up.