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Who cam 1 stricky skaggs alison krauss fiddlin' john Carson johnny cash?

The question seems to reference notable figures in American country and bluegrass music. Ricky Skaggs is a renowned bluegrass musician and songwriter, while Alison Krauss is celebrated for her contributions to bluegrass and country music as a singer and fiddler. Fiddlin' John Carson was a pioneering figure in early country music, and Johnny Cash is one of the most iconic artists in the genre's history, known for his deep, resonant voice and storytelling lyrics. Together, they represent significant influences and milestones in the evolution of American roots music.


What year was the first country song released?

The first country song recorded and released was 'Arkansas Traveler' and 'Turkey in the Straw' by Fiddlers Henry Gilliland and A.C. Song was recorded on June 30,1922 for Victor Records, and released in April 1923.


What is the chronological order beginning with the first to record johnny cash ricky skaggs alison krauss and fiddlin john carson?

Carson Cash Skaggs Krauss


What is the difference between classical and country music?

Classical Music is generally seen as the oldest genre of western music in history. It spans from about 1100 AD to present day neo-classiclism. It is impossible to truly define but once heard, it is very easy to discern. It uses traditional instrumentations (mostly string heavy but with liberal brass usage). Some famous classical composers would be J.S. Bach, Vivaldi, Mozart, Beethoven, Chopin and Debussy. Country is a relatively new form of music originating mostly from the southern United States. It uses many folk themes and comprises of the iconic instruments: guitar, banjo and fiddle. Music of this sort is associated with the south and/or the lonesome farmer sitting on his porch with a bead of grain hanging from his mouth while he plays his tunes. It has an element of 'swing' to it. The most well known contemporary country artist would most likely be Taylor Swift (though she is more pop than country).


Is there a orchestra made up entirely of violins called the Scottish fiddle orchestra?

The Scottish Fiddle Orchestra is the leading, and internationally best-known, example of Scottish traditional music orchestras. In performance its 80 players comprise around 50 to 60 fiddles (violins) plus 'cellos, double basses, accordions, flutes, piano, percussion and pipes. Fiddle Orchestras are active in many communities in Scotland, and in other parts of the world where Scottish culture and heritage are popular. The Scottish Fiddle Orchestra was founded in 1980 by its Director of Music and inspiration, John Mason MBE. It is a voluntary organisation, and registered charity, which performs to the highest standards, and is widely known internationally through its recordings which are sold worldwide. More information, including its history, personnel, recordings and concert dates, is available on its website at www.sfo.org.uk, and on its Facebook page.