2017/02/17 13:29:15
savageopera
I wonder how a Stradivarius feels enduring the "Orange Blossom Special"? Ecstatic or violated?
2017/02/18 03:09:55
eph221
craigb
jamesg1213
eph221
What's the difference between a fiddle and a violin ?
Who cares - neither one's a guitar




They're the same thing, it depends what music is being played on it (violin - classical, fiddle - folk/traditional)
 
Sometimes fiddles have a flatter bridge to better enable chords and drones for folk/bluegrass style music.




As subtly pointed out above...
 
A violin is a fiddle, but not necessarily the other way around.  A cello is a fiddle.  A viola is a fiddle.  Jimmy Page's guitar became a fiddle.
 
A fiddle is any stringed instrument that is used with a bow although musical genres have become a second definition almost (violin for classical and jazz, fiddle for bluegrass, country and folk).




 
I can't handle all the nuance! 
2017/02/18 04:10:56
jamesg1213
That's the trouble with middle-aged old men, they end up knowing stuff.
 
Whether it's any use, however...
2017/02/18 12:10:29
eph221
True, but combine knowledge with a lack of a sense of humor?  Deadly.
2017/02/18 12:22:27
jamesg1213
I thought you said sarcasm was childish?
2017/02/18 12:27:40
eph221
I stand by my statement.  Some people think sarcasm is rhetorical.
2017/02/18 12:41:47
jamesg1213
Ah, but DO they?
2017/02/18 12:45:52
eph221
2017/02/18 12:52:27
jamesg1213
No.
2017/02/18 12:55:46
eph221
Ok, well will you at least read this?
 
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gallagher_(comedian)
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