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Old Joe Clark, Part 1

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Old Joe Clark  
 
Old Joe Clark  
 
Old Joe Clark, Part 1
Old Joe Clark, Part 1
 
The fiddle tune “Old Joe Clark” is a bluegrass jam favorite and another opportunity to work on the “Osborne roll” you learned to play “Blackberry Blossom.” Bill reminds you of the roll (also called the “middle leading” roll) and plays the basic melody of “Old Joe Clark,” showing you how the two combine in the first phrase of the melody. After playing “Old Joe Clark” through slowly, he talks about the structure of fiddle tunes, and how paying attention to the structure can help you learn them more quickly. Then he takes the tune apart, phrase by phrase. You’ll learn the A part of “Old Joe Clark” in this video.

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