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regional-variation-practice · burmanhall1975-southern-fiddle-styles
- Claim ID
- regional-variation-practice
- Assertion
- Burman-Hall distinguished four Southern fiddle substyles (Blue Ridge, Southern Appalachian, Ozark and Western) partly by where and how much fiddlers vary a tune: Blue Ridge players concentrate variation in the coarse (low) strain; the Southern Appalachian region produces the most major variants; and Western (Texas and Oklahoma) variation is deliberate, with few of the incidental variations found elsewhere.
- Quote
Variation is characterized by deliberate changes, with few instances of the incidental variation so universally found in other style areas.
- Quote language
- en
- Locator
- page: 56–62
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