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there ain't no notes to it...you just play it" |
Oldtime
Music , Banjo, and Fiddle Links |
Roots
of American Fiddle Music-Vol.1
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MP3CD-0320.....$44.95
320
Tunes on one CD!

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OLD TIME MUSIC 
- Music
in the Digital Library of Appalachia is
an incredible archive of music derived from non-commercial
sound recordings that document much of Appalachian music's
geographic, ethnic, vocal, and instrumental diversity.
- American
Memory is a fabulous collection of digital
of photos and sound files from the Library of Congress
with a great search engine, amongst them the Henry
Reed Collection.
- Folklife
Sourcebook is a wealth of Folklife Resources in
the United States, including a nice list of state, local,
and regionally oriented folklore societies here.
- Smithsonian
Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage is a wealth
of resources derived from the Smithsonian Folklife Festival,
Smithsonian Folkways Recordings, exhibitions, documentary
films and videos, symposia, and other educational materials.
- Honking
Duck Jim
Reidy's wonderful resource of many early recordings
in Real Audio format.
- Sugar
in the Gourd is John Salmon's nice no nonsense page
of a straight oldtime music stream.....26 hours....
some older recordings.
- Musical
Traditions magazine of England with a great deal
of information on traditional music from
around the world.
- Folk
Song Database is a tremendous cross referenced database
of sevcral thousand tunes and songs.....thank you Jane
Keefer! Search
for Title or Performer bypasses the home page and
gets you to the database quick.
- Old-Time
Music Home Page is David Lynch's page with some
good links including the Old
Time Musician's Directory.
- Fiddler's
Companion is a huge encyclopedia of fiddle tunes
from the Celtic, British and American traditions, created
by Andrew Kuntz.
BANJO
FIDDLE
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American
Memory is a fabulous collection of digital
of photos and sound files from the Library of Congress with
a great search engine, amongst them the Henry
Reed Collection. Some
of the photos on this site are from here, such as the the
Bill Hensley images.
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Violin
Making by Hans Johannsson is an excellent site with great
articles on violin construction and maintenance.
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Dutch
Violin Page is an excellent site with maker links and
links to informative articles.
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The
Fiddler Database contains names of fiddlers, teachers,
contests, jamborees, camps, schools, organizations, and publishers
of magazines, sheet music, web pages, cassettes, CD's and
so on.
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Fiddler
Magazine has excerpts from their current issue. I have
gotten a lot of good info on fiddlers from their posted pages.
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VioLink
has good links to makers, organizations, etc.
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EBay
Auction always has fiddles up for sale.....this link should
get you search results.
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Elderly
Instruments always has a great selection of everything....follow
this to see fiddle list.
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Southwest
Strings is a good violin and accessories shop ....cheapest
string prices that I have found anywhere.
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Maestronet has downloadable sheet music and rare string instruments.
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Shar
Fine Instruments is a good violin dealer with quality instruments for sale
as well as accessories.
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Stamell
Stringed Instruments is a shop in Amherst, Mass. that
has quality fiddles.....no prices are posted however.
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Johnson
Stringed Instruments claims to be the the largest New England dealer for fiddlers
and this link gets you past their slow loading home page to
the instrument list.
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Kloss
Violins is a dealer/restorer with a stock of high end
fiddles.
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