Hi all! I just uploaded a new video to YouTube about metronomes because I am asked for my suggestions. Here is a link to that video: https://youtu.be/QbNLAZAL-Y4 In the video I give descriptions of the metronomes, including which one is … Continue reading
Hello Friends! Thank you for stopping by my website! I want to talk to you about a couple of things that I’m working on right now, and what you can do to help me regarding my YouTube channel. We’ll start … Continue reading
Hello, I’ve started converting the lessons from my theory books, “Babette’s Quick Start Guide to Theory for Fiddlers”, into video format, and have begun uploading them to youtube! As of today, four lessons are now uploaded. Please visit my youtube … Continue reading
Babette, some thoughts — I have played in fiddle contests for 38 years all over the US and Canada. I have won some, lost some, had tons of fun, and had a few not so fun times. Here are a … Continue reading
Released Sept. 5, 2014 — Live to Fly/Learn to Fall by The Casual Flyze. I was fortunate to be called to play on a couple of the songs. Hope you like them! In fact, I hope you enjoy the whole … Continue reading
A person walks into a tree. “Oh! It’s a tree!” Changing direction, the person soon walks into another tree. “Oh! It’s another tree!” The person changes direction again and walks into yet another tree. “Oh! It’s another tree!” Over and … Continue reading
I’ve just posted Let There Be Peace on Earth from my CD, Rayna’s Waltz, on youtube. Hope you enjoy it! It is one of my favorites and I really like the message. Here is the link: Let There Be Peace … Continue reading
Hello friends, I just uploaded Rayna’s Waltz, the song, to youtube for all to enjoy. Below is the link if you want to hear it and share it! Thanks! Rayna’s Waltz on youtube … Continue reading
Looking for something to do this weekend? Check out Jana Jae’s Fiddle Camp in Grove, OK, where I’ll be teaching. This is what they have to say — “Nationally renowned fiddler/violinist Jana Jae is joined by 20 stellar instructors for … Continue reading
I’m going over some old cassette tapes and I came across this segment where Claude was talking about the benefit of using a recorder when learning new tunes. This was 6/17/1997 at Mark O’Connor Fiddle Camp at Montgomery Bell State … Continue reading