There are 6 levels of fiddling at Fiddle Camp:
1. First Time - players with no previous experience or very little experience.
2. Beginner (Beg) - players with very little experience - 1-2 years of playing under their belt (Suzuki book 1, and/or know about 10 fiddle tunes). Many students are at the beginner level for more than one year.
3. Beginner Plus (Beg +) - Players with a little experience, 1-3 years of playing under their belt (Suzuki book 1 or 2 and/or know about 10-20 fiddle tunes). You’re really close to being intermediate, but not quite there yet...
4. Intermediate (Int) - Players with some experience, 2-5 years of playing (Suzuki book 2 or 3, or know 20 - 50 fiddle tunes)
5. Intermediate Plus (Int +) - Players with a fair amount of experience, who learn by ear easily, have good technique, but who are not quite yet advanced. (Suzuki book 3 or 4, or know 50 – 100 fiddle tunes)
6. Advanced (Adv) - Players with a lot of experience, who are quick to learn by ear, have great technical ability ie. can fluently play in positions, and have some knowledge of theory. (Suzuki Book 5 and up, or know more than 100 fiddle tunes well.)
1. First Time - players with no previous experience or very little experience.
2. Beginner (Beg) - players with very little experience - 1-2 years of playing under their belt (Suzuki book 1, and/or know about 10 fiddle tunes). Many students are at the beginner level for more than one year.
3. Beginner Plus (Beg +) - Players with a little experience, 1-3 years of playing under their belt (Suzuki book 1 or 2 and/or know about 10-20 fiddle tunes). You’re really close to being intermediate, but not quite there yet...
4. Intermediate (Int) - Players with some experience, 2-5 years of playing (Suzuki book 2 or 3, or know 20 - 50 fiddle tunes)
5. Intermediate Plus (Int +) - Players with a fair amount of experience, who learn by ear easily, have good technique, but who are not quite yet advanced. (Suzuki book 3 or 4, or know 50 – 100 fiddle tunes)
6. Advanced (Adv) - Players with a lot of experience, who are quick to learn by ear, have great technical ability ie. can fluently play in positions, and have some knowledge of theory. (Suzuki Book 5 and up, or know more than 100 fiddle tunes well.)