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by Brent C. Robitaille (Author)
Can't read music? Try Fiddle Tab A fun and easy way to learn traditional fiddle tunes with easy to read fiddle tablature and big notes with letters inside. Use the included fiddle fingerboard tab charts or just read the big letter notes. "30" of the most requested traditional tunes complied into a single collection. Published with easy to read expanded large notes and letter fonts. Guitar Chords are included with all the tunes. For more details please visit: www.brentrobitaille.com Table of Contents: i. How to read fiddle tab 1. Angeline the Baker 2. Arkansas Traveller 3. Chicken Reel 4. Danny Boy 5. Fire on the Mountain 6. Greensleeves 7. House of the Rising Sun 8. La Bastringue 9. Little Brown Jug 10. Molly Malone 11. My Old Kentucky Home 12. My Wild Irish Rose 13. Neil Gow's Lament 14. Oh Susanna 15. Old Dan Tucker 16. Old Joe Clark 17. The Parting Glass 18. Red-Haired Boy 19. Red Wing 20. Sailor's Hornpipe 21. Saint Anne's Reel 22. Shenandoah 23. Simple Gifts 24. Skye Boat Song 25. Swallow Tail Jig 26. Turkey in the Straw 27. Whiskey Before Breakfast 28. Whiskey in the Jar 29. Will the Circle Be Unbroken 30. Wind That Shakes the Barley Bonus Fingerboard/Note Charts Thanks for Purchasing this book Happy Fiddling
Author Biography
Brent Robitaille is a professional musician and author well known as a music educator, composer/arranger, and owner of Kalymi Publishing. Brent is the creator of "Celtic World Collection Series" and "Traditional Collection Series" available on Amazon, SMP Press and his website: www.brentrobitaille.com He is also a well known music producer recording hundreds of arrangements and compositions with a number of artists and bands spanning a 30 year career. Brent is also a well known YouTuber publishing over 700 music videos. His music videos have accrued in excess of 1.5 million views with thousands of subscribers viewing his videos daily. Brent studied guitar, piano and composition at the Royal Conservatory of Music, Humber College, McGill University, and York University.
