Jock 0' Hazeldean, Scottish traditional tune.

[@RumTumYummy]

WildWaterTV does a great job recording. I am a big fan of Jed Mugford. I have to say, he has to be my biggest inspiration playing the violin. Jed is in my opinion, a master at playing airs and slow pieces full of heart and emotion. (Which I love listening to and playing. -- well trying to play, since I am new to violin. ) And Mikk Skinner, very beautiful guitar playing. The instruments melded perfectly and you two played it amazingly. Bravo!

[@sljharping]

Thank you! Such a beautiful tune by two very gifted musicians.

[@joanjetson55]

Beautifully done by two gifted musicians. Thank you!

[@foamlakesk]

I play this for my cows on the tinwhistle, they seem to like it... a moving piece

[@whatisthis1188]

Still listening to this video after 3 years of finding it:)... Thanks again

[@rudyslifeandmusic8366]

I’ve been play whistle to this several times tonight. We love it

[@rmockster]

so beautiful

[@MagicFlower93]

so beautiful i can see the emotions in their eyes

[@susietrezise7283]

What a beautiful rendition of this lovely tune! :-)

[@MultiSunshine1]

Beautiful...thoroughly enjoyed it...Well done chaps!!

[@pilipinaskongmahal]

lovely.

[@Lutherwrbk]

The next song I am going to learn. Thanks for posting it.

[@Cassie670566]

Really, really nice. Thank you! One of my favourites!

[@violinmke]

Thats so beautiful I'm going to go learn it thanx

[@nf54551]

Very,very nice.

[@labradornl]

Beautiful!!

[@drsneakyfast]

Thank you Paul.

[@TheBlecklerock]

j'adore , merci !

[@drsneakyfast]

Where can i find more music like this, slow fiddle ballads. I was in a hotel bar in Portree last year and there was a man and a woman on the fiddle. She played such lovely slow ballads i could have cried and married her too.

[@GOBRAGH2]

Very entertaining. Well done.

[@Mikkinnotts]

@purplemailbox The name of the tune is "Jock 0' Hazeldean" as in the title of the clip. It is also a song with very nice lryics

[@lisatreloar7095]

I love the way you play. I’m going to copy your tempo on flute.

[@LouieNeira]

my favorite rendition by far. Others play it too fast and without much feeling, it seems to me.

[@RodFleming-World]

Louie Neira Common fault that I am afraid. A lot of these tunes are the better for a bit of moderation

[@Unidentifying]

trying to learn this one

[@paulwilsonmusician]

'slow fiddle ballads' if you search the music term 'Slow Air Fiddle' you'll find what you're looking for :). The correct term for this is 'Slow Air' or sometimes spelt 'Slow Ayre'

[@davewilliamson7549]

Anyone know where to find the fiddle sheet music? My son has a talent contest in a few months and would love to play this with him....such a beautiful piece and a perfect rendition. Very well played, and full of emotion.

[@paulclifford6941]

Wow, beautifull rendition! "Jock o' Hazeldean" aka "John of Hazelgreen" is a fiddle variant of the old Scottish ballad anthologized by Francis James Child as ballad 293. Wikipedia has a good summary of its origins. You can find sheet music and a backing track for it here: musescore.com/user/643986/scores/5403178

[@timpike1976]

That is one of the most beautiful pieces I have ever heard. Does it have a title?

[@Spidercake2]

Here's a link to lyrics and some basic info. It's one of the oldest songs that I sing, and one of the loveliest. www.rampantscotland.com/songs/blsongs_hazeldean.htm

[@davidsungoh127]

Pieces name?

[@purplemailbox]

Very pretty. What's the name of this lovely tune?

[@crhanksba2001]

Jock O'Hazeldean, Scottish traditional tune

[@Hollcall]

Jock O'Hazeldean. There are lyrics. Beautiful song.

[@crhanksba2001]

Beautiful tune. Care to share the lyrics?

[@cyancanopener652]

Not 0?

[@josh_wah]

i didnt know violins were called fiddles O.o

[@horsehide3039]

Now you know, these people play them wonderfully.

[@Hollcall]

They are..........................in Cape Breton. lol