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30 Mar 97 - 12:22 PM (#3676) Subject: Fiddle tabulature for Wildwood Flower From: jddubose@Hillsboro.net I am looking for fiddle tabulature for Wildwood Flower. |
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30 Mar 97 - 05:26 PM (#3683) Subject: RE: Fiddle tabulature for Wildwood Flower From: Gene Graham Hi--You might have better success if you went to: http://www.dejanews.com and searched for BLUEGRASS POSTS and signed on to the BLUEGRASS NET hosted by FRANK GODBY at the Univ. of Ky. many well-known bluegrass/country musicians hang out there.
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05 Sep 10 - 09:06 AM (#2980343) Subject: RE: Fiddle tabulature for Wildwood Flower From: GUEST I need fiddle tabs for Wildwood Flower please... |
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05 Sep 10 - 12:05 PM (#2980418) Subject: RE: Fiddle tabulature for Wildwood Flower From: Desert Dancer I've never heard of fiddle TAB. (which doesn't mean it doesn't exist) Your best bet might be searching on mandolin TAB, there's a lot of it out there. (And I got lots of results on a Google search for "mandolin tab wildwood flower".) Obviously, you won't get advice on bowing that way, just the left hand. Also, with mandolin, arrangements tend to be more notey -- since there's no sustain, extra ornamentation is used to fill in. The first result on my Google search gives a pretty basic version, though: clicky. ~ Becky in Long Beach |
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04 Apr 14 - 12:17 PM (#3615306) Subject: RE: Fiddle tabulature for Wildwood Flower From: GUEST |
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05 Apr 14 - 03:33 AM (#3615503) Subject: RE: Fiddle tabulature for Wildwood Flower From: Dave Hanson How do you write tablature for an instrument without frets ? Dave H |
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10 Jul 15 - 09:26 PM (#3722773) Subject: RE: Fiddle tabulature for Wildwood Flower From: GUEST,Elaine GUY |
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11 Jul 15 - 12:34 AM (#3722791) Subject: RE: Fiddle tabulature for Wildwood Flower From: GUEST,# http://www.users.csbsju.edu/~eknuth/mandotab/wildwood.html Using a good acrylic paint, put pretend-frets on your Stradivarius. Voila, you're set to go. |
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12 Jul 15 - 12:55 AM (#3722959) Subject: RE: Fiddle tabulature for Wildwood Flower From: Stanron There are those who would say that notation is a form of fiddle tab. Untold millions have learned it. So could you. |