@inbook{49c7ec27ff7245499ed35bf1f8adb7fa,
title = "Musical fingerprints of the North-East Scotland fiddle style",
abstract = "The fiddle style of the North-East region of Scotland, which broadly speaking covers the area between Dundee in the South and Morayshire in the north, is one of the most recognisable and spirited fiddle styles in Scotland.1 Defining what actually makes the North-East style {\textquoteleft}North-East{\textquoteright} in character and clearly different from other notable styles such as {\textquoteleft}Shetland{\textquoteright} and {\textquoteleft}Highland{\textquoteright} is actually rather difficult to do and I am fairly sure that if the question was asked of any old {\textquoteleft}North-East{\textquoteright} player, {\textquoteleft}What makes your fiddling North-East in character?{\textquoteright}, they would probably struggle to articulate its characteristics, just as surely as they could listen to a dozen fiddlers from different areas and pick out the North-Easter quickly and easily.",
author = "Paul Anderson",
year = "2010",
language = "English",
isbn = "0-9545682-6-5",
series = "Elphinstone Institute Occasional Publication",
publisher = "University of Aberdeen: Elphinstone Institute",
number = "3",
pages = "176--183",
editor = "Ian Russell and Guign{\'e}, \{Anna Kearney \}",
booktitle = "Crossing Over",
}