- in the
Straw Traditional chorus Turkey in the hay, in the hay, in the hay.
Turkey in the
straw, in the
straw, in the
straw, Pick up your
fiddle and rosin...
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since the
caption at the
bottom of
Plate XXII uses this term (literally "
straw fiddle"), but that term
actually refers to the
xylophone pictured next to the...
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American fiddle-playing
began with the
early European settlers, who
found that the
small viol
family of
instruments were more
portable and
rugged than...
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instruments used to add
percussion to old-time and
Cajun fiddle music,
allowing two
people to play the
fiddle at the same time.
While the
fiddler plays in normal...
- (also
spelled old-time or oldtime)
fiddle is the
style of
American fiddling found in old-time music. Old time
fiddle tunes are
derived from
European folk...
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Charm Song
Ojibwa Love Song Wood That Sings:
Indian Fiddle Music of the
Americas Turkey in the
Straw Hofmann,
Johanna (13
November 1995). "EOL
record review...
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pumpkin heads applied to them
doing various things such as
playing the
fiddle or
riding a
wooden horse. Hickling, in the
south of Nottinghamshire, is...
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derived from the term
kitgut or
kitstring (the
string used on a kit, or
fiddle).
Misinterpretation of the word kit as
referring to a
young cat may have...
- Delaney, Arkansas, died
February 15, 1975, in Borger, Texas) was an
American fiddle player,
mostly known for
commercially recording the
first country music...
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country musician. Born in Allatoona, Georgia,
McMichen learned to play the
fiddle from his
father and uncle. He
moved to
Atlanta with his
family in 1913,...