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Katie Davis Henderson
Registrace 11. 07. 2011
From 2010-2011 I learned a new tune every day. Now I will post occasional tunes or tutorial videos.
Trip to Athlone / Cailleach An Airgid / Leg Of the Duck (Irish Jigs)
Sat down and learned this set from MacDara Ó Raghallaigh's live solo album "Ego Trip" which I have playing nonstop these days. I was at a music festival last weekend and had some extra time, and it's the first time in ages I've had time to just sit and learn some tunes.
Go buy a copy of MacDara's album here: macdara.bandcamp.com/
My tune book featuring reels and jigs from my New Tune A Day project can be purchased here: www.newtuneaday.blogspot.com/2013/05/new-tune-day-volume-1-sheet-music.html
Go buy a copy of MacDara's album here: macdara.bandcamp.com/
My tune book featuring reels and jigs from my New Tune A Day project can be purchased here: www.newtuneaday.blogspot.com/2013/05/new-tune-day-volume-1-sheet-music.html
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In Memory of Coleman (Ed Reavy)
zhlédnutí 11KPřed 10 lety
Katie Davis Henderson on fiddle and Anne-Marie Hildebrandt on piano playing around with an Ed Reavy tune. February 2014.
Irish Fiddle Tutorial - Trebles
zhlédnutí 27KPřed 11 lety
This is a brief overview on trebles in Irish fiddle. This will probably be the most useful for fiddlers and violinists already familiar with the instrument and just starting to learn the Irish style. Trebles are a common ornament, and when written out, look like two sixteenth notes and an eighth note. They help the fiddle mimic the sound of the pipes. This video goes through three places where ...
Irish Fiddle Tutorial - Bowing Tricks
zhlédnutí 37KPřed 11 lety
Here's a short discussion on bowing in Irish traditional music. This video is probably the most appropriate for people familiar with the violin, but new to the Irish musical tradition. If you have specific questions, or tunes you'd like bowing ideas on, let me know in the comments below. I will be doing another video specifically addressing trebles and the myriad of things you can do with them ...
How to play a roll - Irish Fiddle Tutorial
zhlédnutí 121KPřed 11 lety
I just recently finished a project learning a new tune everyday (pretty much, anyway) for a year. During that time I had quite a few requests for tutorial videos. So this is the first of a series of tutorials I will do on Irish fiddle ornamentation. This tutorial focuses on the roll, that ubiquitous trilly sound you hear in pretty much every Irish tune ever. Sheet music (if needed) for the tune...
Brushy Run (Old-Time) NTAD LAST ONE EVER!
zhlédnutí 10KPřed 11 lety
This is my last NTAD. Since the last one, I've finished my Masters degree, gone on vacation to Thailand (hence the T-shirt), and moved to Colorado. This has been an awesome year. Thanks for your support all y'all. newtuneaday.blogspot.com katiedavishenderson.com
Tommy Peoples' (Reel) NTAD
zhlédnutí 19KPřed 12 lety
I'm learning a new tune everyday. Today I learned a simple reel from an Altan recording. newtuneaday.blogspot.com katiedavishenderson.com
Booth Shot Lincoln (Old Time) NTAD
zhlédnutí 17KPřed 12 lety
I'm learning a new tune everyday. Today I learned one from one of my students who learned it from an Uncle Earl album. It's cross-tuned. newtuneaday.blogspot.com katiedavishenderson.com
Teampall An Ghleantáin (Reel) NTAD
zhlédnutí 3,5KPřed 12 lety
I'm learning a new tune everyday. Here's a reel I learned off of Mick O'Brien and Coimhin O Raghallaigh's first album Kitty Lie Over. The fiddle is tuned down a major third (G to Bb, etc.) newtuneaday.blogspot.com katiedavishenderson.com
Andy de Jarlis, Ingonish, Mrs McGhee (Jigs) NTAD
zhlédnutí 8KPřed 12 lety
Here's a set of jigs I've probably listened to a million times on the Altan album. I recorded the entire set, not able to stop after the first jig. Love these tunes. The first is attributed to Andy de Jarlis, but it could also be traditional. Sorry about the dark screen. My camera was being moody today and filtering out all the light. newtuneaday.blogspot.com katiedavishenderson.com
Blackberry Blossom (Old Time) NTAD
zhlédnutí 7KPřed 12 lety
I'm learning a new tune everyday. Here's an old time tune that shares a name with a well known bluegrass jam tune. I learned this tune from Bruce Molsky's playing. newtuneaday.blogspot.com katiedavishenderson.com
Road to Errogie (Reel) NTAD with Leslie Anne Harrison
zhlédnutí 14KPřed 12 lety
I'm learning a new tune everyday. Today, I again have the pleasure of a guest on NTAD! Leslie Anne Harrison, of Folk Ragoût plays this reel, and I decided I'd join in for the second go-round. This tune was composed by Adam Sutherland - find more of his compositions and playing at www.adamsutherland.co.uk. Folk Ragoût's CZcams channel: czcams.com/users/FolkRagout Folk Ragoût's Website: folkragou...
Cold Frosty Morning (Old Time) NTAD with Nick Hornbuckle
zhlédnutí 30KPřed 12 lety
I'm learning a new tune everyday. Today I learned an old timey reel called Cold Frosty Morning. I learned it from Nick Hornbuckle's playing, and he graciously agreed to appear in this video with me. Nick's video: czcams.com/video/5Jd51cRJmoo/video.html newtuneaday.blogspot.com katiedavishenderson.com
Edward in the Treetop (old time) NTAD
zhlédnutí 2,5KPřed 12 lety
I'm learning a new tune everyday. Here's a fun old time tune in AEAC# which is a fun tuning. I learned it off of Rayna Gellert and Susie Goehring's album, "Starch and Iron." newtuneaday.blogspot.com katiedavishenderson.com
Lafferty's (Reel) NTAD
zhlédnutí 11KPřed 12 lety
I'm learning a new tune everyday. Here's a reel in E dor I picked up from a video of Kevin Burke. This tune is part of New Tune a Day Volume 1, my first volume of sheet music from the NTAD project. You can order a digital copy at newtuneaday.blogspot.com/2013/05/new-tune-day-volume-1-sheet-music.html. newtuneaday.blogspot.com katiedavishenderson.com
The Laird of Drumblair (Strathspey) NTAD
zhlédnutí 6KPřed 12 lety
The Laird of Drumblair (Strathspey) NTAD
Wonderful
What is the Irish song version of this tune....who is that there a knocking on my window pane....
Great tune
Very good.
Hupppppppp
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Beaut playing of a very cool tune. Thank you. 👏 👏 👏 And thank you so much for noting the key it's in. Very helpful. 😊
Nice playing Katie, great driving stuff, ♥️☘️☘️🇮🇪🇮🇪👏👏👏👏
Nicely done!!
Great tune and great palying and in XG! :-D Cool!
I loved it! I also love tea! What a talent!
Ed Reavy composition " In Memory Of Michael Coleman, and beautifully played full justice to the lovely composition and to the legendary Coleman too my all time musical hero
Man this is such a fun timing
hornpipes are so fun
Well done. That's difficult at that tempo.
Please upload some more
Can’t see your fingers.
Cool bowing.
Great work! I am 12 years late but could you tell me how you are making the percussive sound on some of those notes? It sounds kind of like a hammer or pull off like in Guitar but the pitch doesn’t change.
Lovely jig but you have to learn to pronounce Kill-A-vil properly. l🎉. My grandfather was born in this famous village.
😊
Great playing. I've just picked this song up lately, I'm at the beginning of Old Time assist guitar. Thank you for posting!
Do you do one on one fiddle lessons? My fiddling needs help, particularly bows, executing ornaments, rolls, triplets, and getting my timing to sound more irish.
Nice but missing the nicest variations as found in O'Neill's. Why not take 2 days and learn it fully?
Mighty playing. Pardon my ignorance but why tune it up half a step?
Was this composed by Ed Reavy?
Fabulous. tune a day 12 years ago that's 4380 tunes to date. You are some lady, that would take me three weeks and and some months more of performing to learn that tune and I am an experienced player, well done.
Great playing
Very nice ...but american style applied to sliabh luachra polka .. May me some one dont like ..😊
Trouble finding the right structure of this beautiful tune, counting in 4/4.
This is on one of my favorite trad albums, (ha! ha! a cassette from 1993) was "Quand l'vent vire de côté", by Les Frères Labri. There's a track with a song "Ah, du temps que j'étais jeune" followed by their version called "Le reel en viole". This album drew me down deep into Québécois trad. Impossible to find now I think. I've digitized mine. The musicians are Normand Miron, Jean-Paul Loyer, Jean-Claude Mirandette, Régent Archambault, and André Marchand.
I would buy the CD with the two of you playing this type of music!
Brilliant! Loved this……thank you
Great playing ladies
This is just ... so great! Thanks for putting it out there.
Thank you- I’m just starting Irish fiddle & what a good place you start❤️
nicely played, and great tune. I'm learning it now.
Katie, you are so awesome. I wish you would upload again
Wow...I can only just keep up at 0.75!
Nice, well done! 👍
Hey Katie, how's it goin. Thanks for all the videos. Could you tell me what strings you like ? I'm having a bit of trouble finding the right fit for my fiddle ( there's probably a good chance it's my technique)
Beautifully played!
Holy crap your good at this. 25 years ago (ish) is the last time i heard it played right.
100 pipers in 4/4 time😃
Love your playing!
Enjoyed! ❤😂
Awesome 👌 😊
Play it girl!
The pigeon is definitely on that gate girl! 👧
Simply awesome