Duck River | Fiddle Styles Workshop

Duck River

from: Fiddle Styles Workshop with Brittany Haas

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Duck River

In this lesson you'll learn the way Brittany plays the old-time classic "Duck River," which comes from Kentucky fiddler John Salyer. Brittany teaches the tune phrase by phrase, shows you a way to rock the bow to get a real old-time feel, and includes a few variations on each part, with different double stops, drone notes, and melodic variations.

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