Schottis från Kalix - Scandi Folk Tune #2

[@JoakimGradin]

Nice to have been mentioned, I actually play it in A-minor

[@reddustdiecastmodelrail1499]

Great music ! Wonderful playing ! Thanks ! m

[@NordicKeys]

Thanks for sharing this! Looking forward to learn it.👍 Kind greetings, Thomas

[@anthonylemkendorf3114]

Fantastic!

[@user3141592635]

Det var roligt att dansa Schottis med min unga tjej eller flicka / blivande hustru , vi dansade andra danser också, tillsammans med andra par, väldigt fint i slutet av 80-talet.

[@EmelieWaldken]

Schottis är så rolig att dansa, så enkel men det betyder att man kan variera mycket !!

[@faravid1045]

Thank you. Im learning to play this nice on tagelharpa. Its a bit tricky but Ill get there. 😀

[@EmelieWaldken]

Tricky indeed but tagelharpa actually can play lots of tunes, even complicated ones - it's "just" about practice ^^ Good luck

[@samstacey8921]

Fabulous music and your playing is fantastic, especially the ornamented version. Can you please post sheet music for this song or guide me to where I can find it? Thank you.

[@EmelieWaldken]

Thank you so much ! I share sheet music for all my Scandi Folk Tunes to my Patrons on Patreon www.patreon.com/emeliewaldken

[@vovikfiddle6646]

Hello! Where can I find the notes ?

[@EmelieWaldken]

I give sheet music on my Patreon page !

[@odpustzupeny1539]

Hi, I see that you play a different bow than a regular one. What is the difference in sound?

[@EmelieWaldken]

Yes, it's a baroque bow. I played with a regular classical bow for years but was never fully satisfied with it. I tried a baroque bow and it fits my playing much better, it's lighter and more reactive. It probably doesn't fit everyone, but it is the best for me !

[@violianka]

Thanks for you answer. tack @@EmelieWaldken Is it the regular, 4/4 size? or shorter? I prefer heavier bows.I'd like to take try.. ;) Where can I buy it?

[@EmelieWaldken]

@@violianka You're welcome ! It's a regular size for a baroque bow, but those are a bit shorter than classical/modern bows anyways. Like 2 cm, something like this. Requires a few hours of practice to not get "out" of it at the tip anymore ^^ It's lighter than a modern bow, not heavier, but it's more tensed therefore harder and gives a stronger attack. Also it's a bit unstable, due to the space between the stick and the hair and the thinness of that hair. I bought mine at Stråkstudion (The Bow Studio) in Gävle, Sweden, but there are baroque bows all over the world. I would recommend to not buy online unless you can't do otherwise. It's always better to try first !

[@magowendel]

gosto muitos dos seus videos espero que continue postando mais videos, é uma pena que o google tradutor esta dando erro hoje kkk

[@VicariousReality7]

Va lustigt, jag bor där