TUNESFIDDLERS' TOUR FAVORITES / TUNE LIST Click on the links below for lists of tunes by type (updated throughout the year). Variations abound, but that doesn't stop us from playing together. Tunes are handed down from person to person, each musician adding his or her own interpretation or style to the tune (ye olde "folk process"), which means there's no one "right" way to play a tune -- just different ways. In written music, the same tune may vary from book to book. Below are the tunes and books we use most often (if you don't have a book, you can usually look on with someone at the jam):NOTE: Tunes are listed with book and page #'s following, and are taken from: FF = The Fiddler's Fakebook (David Brody/Oak Publications)PC1 = Portland Collection #1 (Susan Songer) PC2 = Portland Collection #2 (Susan Songer) NE = New England Fiddler's Repertoire (Fiddlecase Books) W1 = Waltz Book #1 (Bill Matthiesen) W2 = Waltz Book #2 (Bill Matthiesen) W3 = Waltz Book #3 (Bill Mattiesen) S = Sheet Handout / Tour author or unknown 0 = no reference Fiddlers Fakebook is available off the shelf in most larger book stores. Others may be found online through Andy's Front Hall (or you may contact the publisher). |