Nohely F

Fiddle Funk

10-11: Sara's Leonids, 10-11: Sara's Lyras, 10-11: Sara's Orions, 10-11: Sara's Perseids, Angel M, Anthony T, Blog, Emely C, Frankie P, Iris C, Karl O, Lizbeth M, Nohely F, Process, Ruby E, Sara Stalnaker, Sienna M, Thomas R

Fiddle Funk:

[audio:http://www.communitymusicworks.org/medialab/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/Fiddle-Funk-2012-amplified-mp33.mp3|titles=Fiddle Funk 2012 amplified mp3]

Improv Track:

[audio:http://www.communitymusicworks.org/medialab/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/Fiddle-Funk-Back-track1.mp3|titles=Fiddle Funk Back track]

 

 

Irish Tune Medley

10-11: Sara's Leonids, 10-11: Sara's Lyras, 10-11: Sara's Orions, 10-11: Sara's Perseids, 11-12: Sara's Lyrids, Anthony D, Anthony T, Frankie P, Galo V, Iris C, Jakai W, Jayson R, Karl O, Lizbeth M, Malachy H, Nohely F, Process, Ruby E, Sara Stalnaker, Sienna M, Thomas R

For our January 21st Performance Party!

Swallowtail Jig:

[audio:http://www.communitymusicworks.org/medialab/wp-content/uploads/2011/10/Swallowtail-Jig-Fast.mp3|titles=Swallowtail Jig Fast]

Kesh Jig:

[audio:http://www.communitymusicworks.org/medialab/wp-content/uploads/2011/10/Kesh-Jig.mp3|titles=Kesh Jig]

Ash Grove

[audio:http://www.communitymusicworks.org/medialab/wp-content/uploads/2011/10/Ash-Grove.mp3|titles=Ash Grove]

Monaghan Gig – Leonids

10-11: Sara's Leonids, Malachy H, Nohely F, Process, Ruby E, Sara Stalnaker

This is an Irish tune in our current key of E minor.  Take notice of the slurs and all the shifts! ‘Shift early and often…’  Break the hard parts into 4 – 8 note sections and drill!  We’ll perform this at the Skillz Hour on Friday, October 28th…

[audio:http://www.communitymusicworks.org/medialab/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/Leonids-Monaghan-Jig-9.26.11.mp3|titles=Leonid’s Monaghan Jig 9.26.11] [audio:http://www.communitymusicworks.org/medialab/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/07-The-Monaghan-Jig1.mp3|titles=07 The Monaghan Jig]

 

E minor warm-up – Leonids

10-11: Sara's Leonids, Malachy H, Nohely F, Process, Ruby E, Sara Stalnaker

Say these rhythms a bunch of times before playing them! You are in extension in every position in the scale.  This key, E minor, is the relative minor of G major, which means they share a key signature (one sharp: F#) This is in a ‘call and response’ form, so listen to each cell, then repeat.  The new clef you see is tenor clef – we’ll start using some tenor clef this year… We’ll perform this at the Skillz Hour on Friday, October 28th!

[audio:http://www.communitymusicworks.org/medialab/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/Leonids-E-minor-Warm-up-9.26.11.mp3|titles=Leonid’s E minor Warm-up 9.26.11] [audio:http://www.communitymusicworks.org/medialab/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/Leonids-Fiddle-Funk1.mp3|titles=Leonid’s Fiddle Funk]

 

 

 

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