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Andrew Paa

September 19, 2006 at 6:03 AM

I have decided that it' time for me to spread my musical wings. I must learn to play a style that scares and intimidates me...Fiddle Music. Yes, I am not scared to work on the classical warhourses but fiddle music is different. I have been intrigued and delighted by a good fiddle tune but the thought of me being able to play one hase always been a scary prospect for this wholly classically trained violinist. So, now is the moment of truth...here I come world of fiddling...here I come.
From Terez Mertes
Posted on September 21, 2006 at 1:47 PM
Dive in there, baby! Oh, and have fun. : )

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