Day 203 - Westphalia Waltz - Patti Kusturok's 365 Days of Fiddle Tunes

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Live from Camp Calvin. Today's guest is my good friend Leonard Swanson. I met Leonard here a few years ago and am really glad to have met him. This year I'm fortunate to have him in my fiddle class, but he's joining me on the dobro for today's waltz. And we are in front of his Westfalia. How perfect is that?!

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@paul06101939 4 года назад

Patti, I remember you in St. Albert Alberta in 1983, You were always a professional fiddler, Always great to have you play your heart out to all of us, who love to see you play your fiddle for the ones who love you, Again Thank you ❤❤

@mikenbetsymorehousenichols8447 4 года назад

Beautiful Patti. So relaxed, fluid and yet precise. Love your playing!

@tobimackey3284 6 лет назад

Very nice version. Trying to learn the "Canadian" style of bowing/playing. Iove this,

@PattiKusturokOfficial 6 лет назад

Tobi Mackey thanks! Have you checked out www.fiddlevideo.com? I’m one of the instructors there and talk a lot about bowing in my lessons. If you indicate me as your instructor of choice I receive credit. :). All the best to you!

@tobimackey3284 6 лет назад

Patti Kusturok thanks,I have not visited that site, but will do so and mention you as well.

@KenneyCmusic Год назад

I'm on the same journey! thinking of checking fiddlevideo for the Metis and French Canadian fiddle videos

@beltunaman 4 года назад

Enjoyed your playing. Well done!

@patriciajrs46 4 года назад

Nicely done.

@westrulsen Год назад

Nice waltz, one of mothers favorites, she played violin.

@drahow 5 лет назад

I love the way you play, Patti. So natural. Kudos also to all of your diligent and talented accompanists.

@PattiKusturokOfficial 5 лет назад

drahow thank you!

@jokingist 9 лет назад

One of my favotrites!

@drahow 8 лет назад

Great performance folks. Love the way you dig into the string, Patti.

@billhart890 6 лет назад

What is the difference between the violin and the fiddle violin has strings fiddle has music

@DanFrechette 9 лет назад

PERFECTO!

@AVToth 2 года назад

I grew up hearing this, learning to waltz to this. I nearly wrecked my car one day because of it. I was on my way to work and a new song came on the country station I was listening to. It sounded so familiar, I kept thinking, I've heard this somewhere. The radio was playing TG Shepard "Last Cheaters Waltz". It dawned on me it was Westphalia Waltz. Nooooooooooo.

@carolmccollum360 9 лет назад

wish I were there at Camp Calvin!!!!

@northcountryhermit5057 5 лет назад

Nice. Very individualistic! It's got elements of Texas Swing, lots of upbowing...Hmmm...Cape Breton style perhaps? Slides, doublestops and trills...WOW!! I'm studying...TY- subscribed!

@PattiKusturokOfficial 5 лет назад

Northcountry Hermit thanks for the kind words. I’m a Canadian fiddler from Manitoba and play for lots of old time dances. No Cape Breton style here but I’m definitely a fan. :) I grew up listening to Don Messer, Graham Townsend, Reg Bouvette, and Andy Dejarlis.