Anatomy Of A Walk - All Instruments

All Lesson Videos

Anatomy of a Walk—First Things First

Guitar sets the table for everyone

Mandolins, Your Turn

One more stepping stone G—C

Fiddles, Step On Up G—C

Same journey—Different hands

Guitars - New Path Familiar Country

D—G Same strategy different trail head

Dobros, Here's Your Turn

First things first G—C

Mandos—Building on What We Know

D to G - It just makes sense.

Bass Fiddles—Come On In!

G—C Gateway to Bass Walking Fun

Banjos—Step Right In To This

Carry our ear from D to G

Fiddles, Step On Up G—C

Every instrument tells the story of a walk in its own voice.

The fiddle is no exception. While the techniques and bow work differ from guitar, the destination, timing, and purpose remain remarkably consistent.

Here, the same ideas are applied to the fiddle, as only a fiddle can do them. The goal isn't to master every traditional fiddle technique. It's to understand how a walk leads our ear from one chord to the next and helps the whole circle track where the music is headed.

Once those principles begin to settle in, they start to show up everywhere. Once those principles begin to settle in, they start to show up everywhere. Different instruments—and especially different musicians—speak with their own accents, but they're all telling the same musical story.