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Fall 2017 features include Alasdair Fraser on Finding One's Voice; Remembering Vassar Clements; Fergal Scahill: A Daily Dose of Fiddling; 10 String Symphony: 5 String Delight; Ryan Delahoussaye: Fiddle on Fire; Arvil Freeman: Sharing the Music; and Lonnie Robertson: Radio Fiddler, Part 2. Regular columns include On Improvisation: Tricks to Make Tunes Swing; Waltzes & Airs: An Air for Fallen Soldiers; The Practicing Fiddler: Bowing Matters; Scottish Fiddling: Defining Tradition; Jody's Column: Dewey Balfa; Fiddle Tune History: Skye to Québec; The Hidden Note: That's the Spirit; Bluegrass Fiddling: An Original Tune; The Intrepid Fiddler: Fiddling from the "Show Me" State; Irish Fiddling: The Breathing Bow; Reviews…. 15 tunes: "Fallen Soldier" by Jay Ungar; "Smith's Reel," "Fire on the Mountain," "Kesh Jig," "Westphalia Waltz," "Delvineside," "The Miller O'Hirn," "MacAskill's Strathspey," "La Valse du Bambocheur," "Lord MacDonald's" (as played by Niel Gow and Jean Carignan), "Taibhse Chonaill" (Conall's Ghost), "All the Way 'Cross Texas," "Alvin Yardley Tune," and "Fred Finn's."

Fiddler Magazine Description:

Founded in 1994, Fiddler Magazine is an informative, educational, and entertaining resource for fiddlers, accompanists, and appreciative listeners. Each quarterly issue (+/- 55 pages each) features a variety of different styles of fiddling, as well as plenty of other articles and columns. Regular columns include: Bluegrass Fiddling, “The Practicing Fiddler,” Fiddle Tune History, On Improvisation, Irish Fiddling, Scottish Fiddling, and reviews of CDs, books, and DVDs. Each issue also includes transcriptions of several tunes.