The Georgia Shuffle is a great way to make your fiddling sound more like fiddling. It lends an offbeat rhythmic texture to tunes.
I’ve taught this before, but I’ve recently come up with an easier way to present it.
Basic principles:
Slur three eighth notes in an upbow, followed by a single eighth note in a downbow.
The downbow happens on beats two and four, creating a natural accent on the offbeats.
Use this with tunes that are based in eighth notes (most fiddle reels and breakdowns).

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