Hi Dionysia,

You played the first part of the song fine, but the second part you didn't go high enough, you were about one note low. I am amazed you're tackling this song in the key of B Flat! That makes it much harder to play--fiddle music is normally played in keys without flats. I tried printing out the music you gave; it turned out very dark but I was able to read it, and I played it on the piano. Your fiddle is tuned a note too low--you were playing the song starting on the A note instead of B Flat! Maybe you're doing that intentionally; if not then please retune your fiddle to A 440! I recorded the song on the piano, in the real key of B Flat, starting on B Flat and posted it as YouTube, the link is here. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v.....e=youtu.be    It has the rhythm and fingering correct (as best I could make out from the dark music....) if you want to check your playing of it (and after retuning your fiddle to A 440 pitch!). My adult beginning fiddle class that meets once a week also began learning this Faded Love tune about 6 weeks ago but we're using music by Bob Wills; the version is slightly different for the melody. I've included that here too in case you want to try the "fiddle version" that doesn't have any flats! (We've learned about 13 songs now and so far not a one of them is in a key with a flat.  LOL)  Good luck, you're doing fine except for the second part of the song. As before, I'm highly impressed you're playing it with two flats!