Re: [scots-l] Now J F Dickie

2001-07-04 Thread Nigel Gatherer
Stuart Eydmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > ...I borrowed to copy a cassette re-release of JF Dickie called James > F. Dickie Delights on Scottish Fiddle which, of course, contains his > own playing of JF Dickie's Delight... I have the Topic LP called 'James F Dickie's Delights', which I think i

Re: [scots-l] Now J F Dickie

2001-06-25 Thread Jack Campin
> What gives me most concern is that these recordings are not easily > available for others to judge. What do others think? Mary-Ann Alburger is currently finishing up her PhD on Dickie. So presumably that thesis will get cleaned up into a book, which will get published, which will prompt someb

[scots-l] Now J F Dickie

2001-06-24 Thread Stuart Eydmann
In my opinion the fiddle in Scotland has seen little in the way of personal expression within the tradition and Dickie's highly personal arhythmic interpretations with their extreme shortening and lenghtening of notes and dramatic pauses are both welcome and curious. 20 years ago I had no time for