Fiddle Tips from Darol Anger: Double Stops

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Darol Anger (artistworks.com/darol-anger) gives you a great tip for practicing double stops. 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!

[@katirhodesmusic5037]

I love your style of teaching! Connecting the dots and visualizing the sound.

[@johnnyparker9928]

Thank you for your contribution to the art of fiddling. I say the great players always want to show you something and those who listen become great players.

[@keithcary1796]

Thanks for connecting all these shuffles, and for your goal being freely passing between them. You've given me a target, even if it's pretty far away right now.

[@evelynovercash1147]

I signed up for Artworks fiddle lessons. I've been playing for a few years but started with lesson one. It's helping my technique a lot.

[@onreflection]

You are a great communicator, and fabulous teacher. You have a way of relaxing the whole experience. Thanks so much!

[@kathyplaza9883]

I've been working on the Crawdad Song with the double stops in it....it's gonna be a while before it is suitable for submission! LOL . Your lessons are so much fun while we learn these skills. I'm also working on Old Joe Clark and Angeline the Baker--great tunes for double stops through out the tunes. Thanks for all your great instruction!

[@JimmyDeLocke]

Thanks. Your tips are extremely helpful

[@mccypr]

Thanks!

[@Abc-qs8ir]

Love your violin tone :) You have a tone identical to Kenny Baker :)

[@RobertShulerMusic]

And then "play it" . . . "just run the bow." Uh, yeah. If I could just run the bow on two strings reliably, I think I could figure out the tuning problem.

[@superblindeye1]

That's the problem I seem to have as well.