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Yes, I know that fiddlers have several tuning options but I wonder how they manage to go from one to the other.
Being that the piano player is such a great musician maybe I could ask him to transpose to a key of G !!
NV I won't know just how bad it will be until I rehearse with the piano which probably will happen in the next few weeks. I'm sure it will be interesting.
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SaraO said
Yay, I was helpful!I was at a fiddle festival last year, and a gal tuned her instrument differently between songs. I think it will work. A second violin would make it a bit easier (faster), though.
Yay Sara! You gave Oliver an excuse to get another violin. 
Yeah. But will I be able to still pay for a new violin after the divorce ??
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NO! Oliver you buy the Violin first.
Have to stay low profile here because my latest violin is only a couple weeks old and the wife is watching for the credit card statement like a hawk.
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Oliver said
Have to stay low profile here because my latest violin is only a couple weeks old and the wife is watching for the credit card statement like a hawk.
You don't have a Secret Fiddle Fund somewhere for all the loose change in the couch cushions, stray pennies on the ground, lottery winnings etc??????
No, but I play the lottery a lot.
(I think we should not be chatting in this non-chat area. The violin police do enforce some regulations now and then.)
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