Fiddle Tips from Darol Anger: Blues Licks

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Darol Anger (artistworks.com/darol-anger) gives you a great tip for playing blues licks on fiddle. You can learn all this and more online at ArtistWorks, plus get feedback on your playing from Darol Anger through our patented Video Exchange Learning® process. Click the link for more info and free sample lessons!

[@marikomatsumoto4511]

Love this guy. 👍

[@itznoxy7193]

Great video! What make of bow is that?

[@cherisegonzalez6496]

Thank you and you sound great, but I learn how to play the lick... Im not that fast and have bad eyes.. Thank you anyways...

[@johnnyparker9928]

I used to hate being limited to only a couple chords, really embarrassing when a new vocalist steps up to the open mike and calls "Key of F". Learn to play your tune in all chords, great concept.

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[@kashchance3980]

@Brysen Elian Happy to help :D

[@cmac7168]

Not clear enough on how you actually play the lick. Give close ups and slow down your movements please

[@sleat]

I'll bet you that you're good enough to figure it out! Firstly, you can slow down the video. Even all the way to 1/4 with the current YT. Failing that, you could try it with your violin. Play along with the slowed-down video. If you are making the right notes at the right time, it's probably right, although there may be lazier tricks to get the right notes at the right time with less work. With the video slowed down and full-screen, I think it's pretty easy to nail it. It's almost the same 12 or so notes as "Sweet Georgia Brown". If you can play that, you can play this.

[@Thejoshrandall]

Anybody good enough too learn it from this video doesn't need the video. Anyone can slow any song down and learn that way without a video, the purpose in a video is to instruct.