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|    kateh to Rye    |
|    Re: Elements of Bluegrass    |
|    10 Mar 06 08:20:14    |
      From: kateh_1@charter.net              Then Vince's wife needs to start playing..... today! :)       I don't think it takes that long to get the notes down, but I know the       bowing takes a good, long time. And kids can learn it all....so darned       fast! Kinda like learning a new language, I guess.       KateH              "Rye" wrote ...       >I was reading on a bluegrass board today how long it would take for       > someone to learn to play the fiddle. The answer was that it took       > about 10 years to get the noteing hand working and a life time to get       > the bow arm working. About half that time can be assumed if you start       > young.       >       > About the original question, you need at least a bass, a guitar and a       > banjo for solid bluegrass.       >       > Vince wrote:       >>Yep. We need one. We have a guy who sits in now and then, but he's out       >>of town a lot. Most of the fiddlers around here play in the Cajun or       >>Country bands, it seems. My wife wants to learn fiddle. I'm trying to       >>save up so I can get her one and some lessons.       >>       >>Joe Cline wrote:       >>> Get a fiddler.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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