La Bastringue - French Canadian tune, fiddle and banjo video free download


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Duration: 01:54
Uploaded: 2007/05/02

Kari and I, playing after the rest of the band went back to work.

Comments

8 years ago

Jefry Ulep

Great performance. Thanks for the upload. Love you guys.

9 years ago

Rachel Anderson

Sounds so beautiful on that instrument duo. Loved watching =)

9 years ago

Benoit Charron

The real name of La Bolduc was Mary Travers

10 years ago

Richard Boyer

my daddy played that song on the fiddle god bless him

11 years ago

Larry Toto

It is a 1927 Weymann 5 string openback with the unique Weymann adjustable brace in the back.....made in Philadelphia. Larry

11 years ago

Treesner

what kind of banjo is that?

11 years ago

Larry Toto

The tuning is in Double C (gCGCD), capoed up two frets to Double D (aDADE).

11 years ago

Greg Pelletier

I see the capo on the 2nd fret, but is the banjo tuned to sawmill tuning (gDGCD) or is it open G tuning (gDGBD) or something else?

12 years ago

u3of52

Hmmm .. I'm going to try and learn this tune for / on Harmonica. The music can be found at this website - fiddlesandfun(dot)com/music(dot)html

12 years ago

Justa Drumbum

sweet chicken plucking on the banjo.. La bastraingue est une de mes chansons favorite que mon grand pere chantais.. Merci beaucoup pour votre rendition.

12 years ago

Noel Monteleone

This song is a story about a young girl piano player who challenges an older fiddler to a duel of speed. You are only playing this at half speed at best. Gittyup girl........

12 years ago

Rebecca Hartstein

I really like the feeling of you guys doing it, seems so easy, not monotonously perfect rhythm or serious faces.

12 years ago

wqpeb

Not heard this since Madame Bolduc sang it.

12 years ago

alainmcin

music from Quebec's Gaspe peninsula.

13 years ago

scrimshank1

@PhilFilth I know what you mean but British would include Scottish. It should be calling a Scottish song an English one, or a Manx one, Irish one etc

13 years ago

Christian Juneau

@locustvalleystring oui c'est super, j'adore le banjo avec le clawhammer style...

13 years ago

gathersteel

trais bien

13 years ago

greenskull0chan

@PhilFilth The French Canadian people in Ontario, New Brunswick and the other maritimes probably find it insulting that they're all lumped together under Quebecoise >.> That's why French Canadian is used.

13 years ago

PhilFilth

Québecoise song, not french canadian. It's like calling a scottish guy a british one. It's insulting lol XD

14 years ago

Luc La Griffe

I LOve it

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