Fiddle Sentence Examples

I get the hint this Ronnie and Howie don't dance to the same fiddle player.

Molly, why don't you go in my office and fiddle with my computer?

She could play him like a fiddle - or was Alex merely that amiable?

The three most important Scottish instruments are the harp, bagpipe, and fiddle.

I constructed baseboards and traverser fiddle yard using 2"x1 " timber and a chipboard surface.

When you have a feel for how to hold and fiddle around with your bass, you are then in a good position to move on to other aspects of bass playing such as learning scales and maybe even some chords.

This music is based on the strong storytelling traditions in these countries, and incorporates traditional instrumentation such as the fiddle, the bagpipes, and the harmonica.

Charlie McKerron usually teaches fiddle for at least one weekend a year, and last summer Marc Duff was teaching whistle.

His other brother played the bass fiddle (or double bass ).

It is immortalized in the Nibelungenlied in the person of "Volker von Alzeie," the warrior who in the last part of the epic plays a part second only to that of Hagen, and who "was called the minstrel (spilman) because he could fiddle."

The Wrigley Sisters Scotland UK BBC award winning fiddle, guitar and piano folk duo.

The space in itself plays second fiddle to the lower gallery.

Well, I've bought myself a new electric fiddle from eBay.

This was probably something carried over from the medieval fiddle.

Lorna plays both the clarsach and the Scottish fiddle and the Smith's excellent acoustics made the most of her delightful music.

Veteran bluegrass fiddle player Rickie Simpkins comes to group with a resume that includes the Virginia Squires, and the Tony Rice Unit.

Sometimes the Intermediate Strings work together with the Junior Strings on different sorts of string playing such as folk fiddle and Jazz.

Stuart has competed in the Glenfiddich Fiddle Championships a major competition for Scottish fiddlers as a result of being invited three times.

The pre-Victorian English fiddler played with his fiddle against the chest or shoulder or under either side of the chin.

The book looks to redress the imbalance of Paul being second fiddle to Lennon's genius.

Even the sleevenotes by Rusty Kershaw, his occasional fiddle player and slide guitarist, seem to be there for their sheer incoherence.

Various friends offering everything from fiddle and percussion to wah wah mandolin and trombone join them.

This is usually played on fiddle, guitar and a single row melodeon.

The strangest thing about the gig is that music really does seem to take second fiddle to comedy.

If they do find them useful, do they want more fiddle tunes or would they prefer breaks for songs?

Tried a fiddle down the middle - met with muscle, lost the tussle.

Nero was a cruel tyranny who would torture his subjects by playing the fiddle to them.

The double bass is also called the bass viol, string bass, and bass fiddle.

It's because everyone wants to play the 1st violin, but very few to play second fiddle!

The ' Cat and Fiddle ' is a waterman's house - ' jolly young watermen, ' I am afraid, no more.

We are also delighted to welcome Alasdair Fraser for the twentieth anniversary of Fiddle Week which will take place in August.

The client could twitch slightly, fiddle with a ring or lick their lips.

It 's because everyone wants to play the 1st violin, but very few to play second fiddle !

The ' Cat and Fiddle ' is a waterman 's house - ' jolly young watermen, ' I am afraid, no more.

The activity tray (basically just two toys connected to the front tray) fared somewhat better as my baby liked to have something to fiddle with as he was swinging.

The fiddle, flutes and whistles, along with the masterful storytelling of the lyrics, make this music immediately identifiable.

Then there's the vexed question of who you trust to tweak, fiddle and generally fettle your precious instruments.

While it's tempting to ditch the directions and fiddle with the camera on your own terms, an owner's manual is invaluable when you are first starting out.

If there is indeed a bird on the table, don't be surprised if it ends up playing second fiddle!

When a fiddle-playing friend named Willie Namour won a recording session as a fiddle contest prize, he recommended Hurt for the session.

Bill Pibum, who studied jazz with John Elliot, has also published an anthology of fiddle tunes and written five other books about guitar playing styles.

You don't want to constantly fiddle with your collar!

Many western dancers will clog to bluegrass or vintage fiddle music, making great entertainment for both dancer and audience.

In the background include other nursery rhymes like the cat and the fiddle, and the cow jumping over the moon.

Try on different kinds of bras, fiddle with different sizes (you may need to go up a cup and down a band size).

Country - Featuring both old ballads and current takes, country music is known for its fiddle, banjo, and steel guitar.

In previous films, the threat that Lord Voldemort presents has always played second fiddle to what the evil wizard's followers are willing to do to help him regain his power.

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Less frequently we hear of the flute (pipe) and later also of the fiddle (ficYele).

Their national instrument, the gusle (gusla), is a single-stringed fiddle, often roughly fashioned of wood and ox-hide, the bow being strung with horsehair.

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