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Bach : As the greatest expert and judge of harmony, he liked best to play the viola, with appropriate loudness and softness
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YEAH!!!! Nice job Barry.
I do have a question. Since I have been aware of Violas, I have usually seen them in a quartet type classical setting. My question to you is are there are a lot of old time Violists, Fiddlers so to speak? I guess I need to do some research. Google and Wiki are my friend .. ha 
I am so underexposed to this instrument.
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I would guess Im one of VERY few [Image Can Not Be Found]
Bach : As the greatest expert and judge of harmony, he liked best to play the viola, with appropriate loudness and softness
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Well that is cool in itself Barry.
I am eager to see your playing on the journey and eager to see what other violists show up and show what they play.
I know you are a Bach fan as I am so I can't wait to hear some of that also.
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Two of my favs. I should add myself to one of the few. Hence why I probably have a hard time finding solo reps for Fiddle tunes. Thanks for sharing
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Ripton said
Two of my favs. I should add myself to one of the few. Hence why I probably have a hard time finding solo reps for Fiddle tunes. Thanks for sharing
I figure anything I can play on Violin I can play on Viola... just a 5th lower [Image Can Not Be Found]
Bach : As the greatest expert and judge of harmony, he liked best to play the viola, with appropriate loudness and softness
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