Inventive rhythmic arrangements cross thru Western Swing, Gypsy Jazz, Celtic, and Texas Fiddle with great improv work and Buddy Spicher type harmonies.

14 MP3 Songs
COUNTRY: Western Swing, FOLK: Traditional Folk



Details:
In Fiddling for Change I recorded fifty plus minutes of the crazy ideas that I hear in my head. I hope you enjoy the arrangements and the solos and can see the endless potential that resides in creating and changing music. The result is a unique expression that reflects who I am today. David Kaemmer

David Kaemmer: Fiddles, Guitar, DR-5 Bass*, DR-5 Piano, Lead Vocal, Harmony Vocals
Bob Nible: Upright Bass
All arrangements by David Kaemmer
Recorded, Mixed, & Mastered at the DK Music Studio â Sierra Vista, AZ
Copyright David Kaemmer 2006


Fiddling for Change is David's second album.

David Kaemmer is currently playing with the 1-5-1 Country Band, the Busted Cowboys (western swing) and with Michael Grande. He is a champion fiddler and his first fiddle CD, Milk Cow Blues, has sold over 350 copies and received international airplay. He went to college in Nashville & got a music performance degree in jazz. While there he got classes from Vassar Clemens and Bobby Hicks and took lessons from Mark OâConnor, Buddy Spicher, Crystal Plohman, Regi Wooten, Elisabeth Small, and Martin Norgaard. David has played with Buddy Spicher and the Nashville Swing Band, the Wooten Brothers (funk), the Martin Norgaard Jazz Quartet, WES the Power Trio (funk), the Hovey Gospel Choir, the 36th Army Jazz Band, the Sierra Vista Symphony, Celtic Breeze (Irish), & Train Wreck (blues). He was a concerto competition winner at Belmont and has played in several quartets and is the music director for the Cochise County Youth Orchestra. David Kaemmer has been teaching fiddle and violin for 6 years and has spent a semester teaching at Vanderbilt University. He is a Suzuki certified violin/viola teacher and has spent over 45 hours observing master teachers. David has been playing for 20 years; his other instruments are guitar, mandolin, and keyboard.