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We now have a violin maker making violins at Fiddlershop. His name is Peter White and has made over 250 violins and has taught many great successful violins makers the trade.
He is also a old time fiddler and started turning me onto some new stuff.
Peter just shared this with me and I enjoyed it so much that I wanted to share it with you guys.
"The richest person is not the one who has the most,
but the one who needs the least."
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Good stuff! Bruce is an icon in Old Time. My teacher studied under him.
Jim
Fiddling for Older Folks - Adventures in Learning to Play the Fiddle as an Adult
The Friends of the Sons of Liberty - Three Inspiring Young Men playing Early American Fiddle Music
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Thanks! I Love this style. Bruce is one of the best at it.
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@fiddlerman any timeline on these fiddles Peter is making? Wondering when there might be a demo video. Are you guys planning on doing a bunch of in house builds? You could call them the fiddlerman Miami model 🙂 just sayin'
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Well never mind on that ⬆ 😁. Don't think I'll be in the market for a 12,000 fiddle anytime soon. I saw a demo video you guys had posted and checked out the price. Sounded great though!
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I was interested, too. But, $12000 is a "bit" above my price range. 
Jim
Fiddling for Older Folks - Adventures in Learning to Play the Fiddle as an Adult
The Friends of the Sons of Liberty - Three Inspiring Young Men playing Early American Fiddle Music
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Yeah @MoonShadows feeling sometin' like this minus the wood chipper part.
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Jim
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Oh come on 
lol.. See The hemi=fiddle ... :/ ok 🙁
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Sorry, but yes, they are pricy. Truth is that any American made violin is going to be expensive simply because it takes a lot of time, knowledge and skill to make a great violin from scratch.
"The richest person is not the one who has the most,
but the one who needs the least."
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Fiddlerman said
Sorry, but yes, they are pricy. Truth is that any American made violin is going to be expensive simply because it takes a lot of time, knowledge and skill to make a great violin from scratch.
And totally understandable. I was poking fun at my own naivety about that. I have a great fiddle in the soloist. Something to grow into for a while.
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Fiddlerman said
Sorry, but yes, they are pricy. Truth is that any American made violin is going to be expensive simply because it takes a lot of time, knowledge and skill to make a great violin from scratch.
We realize that @Fiddlerman We'll just have to start saving up. I would love to own one of those handmade fiddles.
Jim
Fiddling for Older Folks - Adventures in Learning to Play the Fiddle as an Adult
The Friends of the Sons of Liberty - Three Inspiring Young Men playing Early American Fiddle Music
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MoonShadows said
Fiddlerman said
Sorry, but yes, they are pricy. Truth is that any American made violin is going to be expensive simply because it takes a lot of time, knowledge and skill to make a great violin from scratch.
We realize that @Fiddlerman We'll just have to start saving up. I would love to own one of those handmade fiddles.
We'll be around when the time comes. 🙂
"The richest person is not the one who has the most,
but the one who needs the least."
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Fiddlerman said
MoonShadows said
Fiddlerman said
Sorry, but yes, they are pricy. Truth is that any American made violin is going to be expensive simply because it takes a lot of time, knowledge and skill to make a great violin from scratch.
We realize that @Fiddlerman We'll just have to start saving up. I would love to own one of those handmade fiddles.
We'll be around when the time comes. 🙂
LOL...The question is, at 63, will I still be around!
Jim
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The Friends of the Sons of Liberty - Three Inspiring Young Men playing Early American Fiddle Music
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Will you still need me, will you still feed me when I'm sixty-four?"
- Pete -
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Good one, Pete.
Jim
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MoonShadows said LOL...The question is, at 63, will I still be around!
I have a feeling that you will. 🙂
"The richest person is not the one who has the most,
but the one who needs the least."
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