Morrison's Jig with rolls

Fiddle lesson. Traditional Irish jig. Demonstration of a roll ornament.

[@chas5131]

A master fiddler at work. I need to learn to let my fingers dance. Thank you Duncan

[@petercane6890]

Very helpful video at just the angle we need to see how its done. Not many people think of this. Please post more on Irish fiddling and bowing. Thanks Peter

[@catherineschmutz2271]

what's great about this very position of the camera is that it also allows to observe the bowing - shadow on the floor!!!. Many thanks!!!

[@TheJUPITER013]

Holy shit that was AWESOME. Made my dance

[@LousigerBlick]

Very nice! You´ve got the feeling right and i like your exploration and elaborations of the tune. Thanks for sharing!

[@hempenasphalt1587]

Thank you for sharing! Wonderful resource .

[@colinhesketh4710]

Great roll demonstration, Thanks.

[@colinhesketh4710]

Wonderful playing of morrisons

[@elcbk460]

Beautiful must-learn staple for this adult beginner last year - sorry it took so long for a comment!

[@barryconcertina1484]

Great playing and very useful for fiddle players

[@DuncanFig]

Thank you. That’s high praise considering your expertise in Irish music.

[@kaystewart6009]

Thank you

[@Jynx215]

Awesome playing, btw and this will help me with my own playing. If I could sell my soul for your intonation, I would. lol.

[@lindareese4579]

Thank you thank you thank thanks thank you!!!!!!!!!!!?

[@psychicerinsears]

Not sure what rolls are but that was incredible playing :)

[@psychicerinsears]

I never knew that is what it was called!!!!! I officially love Irish curls :) lol and I guess you can call my profile picture Irish curls too lol !! My family is Irish !! :) Excellent playing and thank you for the explanation :)

[@limbail]

Tnx!

[@ThePrizrak7]

Thanks a lot!

[@kaystewart6009]

Your hands r dancing!

[@Mns_87]

Thanks so much. Is there a link to the sheet music for this version?

[@egozzab]

merci this is verry weel

[@shulamithbarbe1967]

Question; Why do you do the roll with ef#ede, instead of egde? Someone taught me that rolls use a third above the base tone. I would love your input, thanks!

[@Melvorgazh]

Very nice!By the way. Do you have any video of an Irish tune with metronome?I wish I could practice Irish tunes I already learned with the metronome as a warmup practice. But I cannot do that without some examples.Or would you know someone who does?

[@RmDIrSudoSu]

Start with basics, do whole note with a metronome, after half, quarter, ... once youe see how it work practice your irish tunes with it. ^^ Usualy irish tune are pretty simple to work (most of time 2/2 or 6/8) so it's not like some classical or jazz song with irregular Time signature or some TS like 15/16 - 17/16 - 15/8 - ... thoses can't be trained with a standard metronome ^^

[@thesteaksaignant]

great video ! but.. I thought rolls on the first finger were made with the third finger, not the second. (I mean : 1-3-1-0-1 instead of 1-2-1-0-1 )

[@colinhesketh4710]

You cn use either finger. Depends on the Fiddler!

[@BuddyHuskyx]

awesome :) do you have any sheet music?

[@Jynx215]

Irish music is so pirate-ey

[@bagghius]

It's a popular jig, just google it :)