Farewell Trion - fiddle lesson with Natalie Padilla

James Bryan learned Farewell Trion from Mack Blaylock (1914 - 1987) who learned it from his great-uncle, Joe Blaylock (born 1854) who had worked at the mill in Trion, Georgia. It started off as a two part tune and James added the third part in the 1980s.
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[@kenkarpowicz3455]

Very clear instruction. Thanks for making this available.

[@michaelharris9615]

Really great, thanks so much. I like your teaching style.

[@williamschnell3837]

This is wonderful!! Thank you!

[@nataliepadilla8769]

You're welcome!

[@mandosandradios]

very nice

[@jonathanroyce9692]

great tune, great tutorial

[@thedoublestops370]

I love this tune! I have been playing it on mandolin but this video really helped me see some workable bowing and ways to build towards the original tune. Thank you Natalie!

[@juliuscolton9419]

i guess it's pretty off topic but does anyone know a good place to watch newly released series online?

[@marshallkairo6608]

@Julius Colton i use FlixZone. Just search on google for it =)

[@vivaanavery3571]

@Julius Colton i watch on FlixZone. You can find it on google =)

[@aidenneil4509]

@Vivaan Avery Yea, I've been watching on Flixzone for since april myself =)

[@zachariahforrest3339]

@Vivaan Avery Definitely, have been watching on Flixzone for months myself =)

[@MattBrownsDream]

Fantastic

[@source4magic]

Very nice, thanks. Request: teach your Mom’s original Apples of Gold.

[@nataliepadilla8769]

I believe that one is now called The Promise. Thanks for the request!

[@dragnflei]

The Blalocks sound like quite the family! Any chance of getting a tutorial of the Mack Blalock/James Bryan “Wild Shoat” and/or “Lookout Blues”?

[@nataliepadilla8769]

I do like both of those tunes quite a lot...I'll keep it in mind!

[@sylviacastelluzzo]

Beautiful! What strings and bow do you use? Your fiddle playing is so nice

[@nataliepadilla8769]

Thank you! I use Peter Infeld strings, and a couple bows - one of the makers still making and I can't recommend enough, Tyler Andal