
The glasses clink and the talk and laughter grow louder. In the corner of the pub, musicians sit and play traditional dance tunes that make your feet want to stomp and slide. Join fiddler Meg Wobus Beller as she brings you along into the world of fiddling and traditional music, from bow-grips and double stops to Old-Time tunes and Irish jigs.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 110 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | MusicMusic CommentaryMusic History | |||

My husband is learning to play the fiddle, and with Charley's permission I discuss some of the issues he's running into playing an instrument without frets for the first time. This time we talk about left hand tuning issues. Next time will be the bow... more
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This episode is an update on what I've been doing and what I've been thinking about. Hope to be back with more fiddle topics, interviews, and tunes for you all soon.
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Great interview this month with seven time National Fiddle Champion and creator of the FiddleStar site, Megan Lynch Chowning! Megan doesn't compete in fiddle contests anymore, or judge them, or go to them, so I was very curious to hear about why. We ... more
My interview this month on the Fiddle Studio Podcast is a conversation with The Wild Shoats, formerly The Shoats. Check out their fabulous brand new album Yell in the Shoats, just out! This is a relatively new band with three talented Old-Time fiddle... more
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I’ve heard some good interviews here with helpful info. I do find that, not unlike many podcasts, the interviewer can’t help but talk about his or her own experience a little too much. It comes across as self-indulgent and one upmanship in some cases. Could definitely do without the interviewer’s need to interject their own personal experience all the time
I have really been enjoying this podcast! So interesting to hear the interviews, especially and see how this fiddle obsession takes people on unique journeys. Also enjoy your light hearted way of interviewing people and talking about fiddle topics
I love how down to earth and realistic this podcast is. It's great how we not only get great tips for improving our fiddling but also learn about great musicians and their lives. I also love the jokes and interviews with other musicians.
I love how down to earth and realistic this podcast is. It's great how we not only get great tips for improving our fiddling but also learn about great musicians and their lives. I also love the jokes and interviews with other musicians.
This is one of my go-to podcasts for fiddle advice! Meg presents ideas and tunes that are useful for all levels in a super down to earth way. Give it a listen!
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This podcast offers a vibrant exploration of the world of fiddling and traditional music, characterized by engaging dialogues and expert insights. Listeners can expect to hear conversations with both renowned musicians and passionate educators who delve into topics such as technique, musical history, and various styles from Old-Time to Irish jigs. The host skillfully combines music theory with personal stories, creating a welcoming atmosphere that invites both novice learners and seasoned players to revel in the joy and complexity of fiddle music. Each episode resonates with a sense of community, celebrating the rich tapestry of fiddle playing and its cultural significance.
Notably, the concise and practical nature of the episodes makes th... more
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