Here is part two on my conversation with old-time musician Jody Stecher that ranges from music theory, what's in tune and what's not in tune when playing different fiddle tunes for instance, to the intricacies of an old ballad about two sisters who fall in love with the same young man with the refrain, "Oh the Dreadful Wind and Rain." Jody also shares his history with different violins he's owned over the years.
Purnaprajna Bangere & David Balakrishnan - Mathematics as Muse - Part 2
Purnaprajna Bangere & David Balakrishnan - Mathematics as Muse - Part 1
Bashar Matti - Iraqi-American Violinist
Amanda Forsyth - Cellist
Daniel Rouslin and the Mystery of the Hidden Violin
Rhiannon Giddens - Fiddler, Banjoist, and Singer
John Sherba - Violinist with the Kronos Quartet - Part 2
John Sherba - Violinist with the Kronos Quartet - Part 1
Tony Ellis - Musician, Composer, and Trader of Musical Instruments
Marco Imer Piccinotti - Italian Violin Maker - Part 2
Marco Imer Piccinotti - Italian Violin Maker - Part 1
Christian Howes - Jazz Violin and the Hero’s Journey - Part 2
Christian Howes - Jazz Violin and the Hero’s Journey - Part 1
Mark Keenan - Irish Violin Maker
Jody Stecher - Old-time Musician - Part One
Courtney Granger - Louisiana Fiddler
Clay Buckner - Fiddler With the Red Clay Ramblers
Michael Certalic - A Custom-made Violin for a Montana Violinist
James Kelly - Irish Fiddler
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