2008 National Oldtime Fiddlers' Contest

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Publicado 2009-04-22
2008 Grand National Champion Tristan Clarridge demonstrates why he is Number-One!

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  • @Dathan
    I remember this guy when he was a skinny minny kid and we happened upon the festival while on a vacation. I think I have a CD from then somewhere. Ended up staying in the area for three nights. It's definitely a different sound than what I hear in the Ozarks but great talent nonetheless. Thanks for posting.
  • @xFamilyGuy22x
    the waltz is Rachel Ann. it says so on the cd package
  • @fiddlestar3
    The first one is Dusty Miller and the third one is New Camptown Races (a Randy Howard tune). No idea what the waltz is...
  • @3lackdog
    Great Texas style fiddling. Old time? This is very modern sounding. Just shows that when you tack the word "Contest" on the end, you get all kinds. I'm not hating just wish "old time" still meant old time. Mandolin player Frank Wakefield wrote New Camptown Races. And, yes, you SHOULD hear Tristan on cello. So cool.
  • @mattrolland
    @fiddlestar3 the waltz is a tune written by the Billy Contreras. I'm pretty sure it's called the Wedding Waltz but I'm not 100% on the name.
  • @fiddlercrab3
    If you think that's cool, you should see him on a cello!
  • @fdjondal1
    the contest is mislabled. You are right it is not old-time.
  • @buffalochipkicker
    It may not be old time buy if it weren't for this kind of music the kids wouldn't even bother to pursue fiddling and the music would die out totally. I appreciate old time fiddling for being the base upon which better music is being built. If you ask any accomplished fiddle player to play Soldiers Joy in a plain and simple manner, trust me they could do it in their sleep. Why have a contest to find out who can play a song like the old timers did around a camp fire? BORING!!