bass fiddle

The same is true of Laureen, who has a bass fiddle.

Seeing the two men together, an image of a bass fiddle and bow flashed through her mind.

"Excuse me," he said, in a voice like sandpaper on a bass fiddle.

You saved a bass fiddle and some magic tricks.

Growing up, he played bass fiddle in the school band, switched to trombone at 15.

Later, he learned to play guitar and then bass fiddle and violin.

Bill formed a small dance combo which Henderson joined, playing bass fiddle.

Carl persuaded his brother Clayton to play the bass fiddle to complete the sound of the band.

Rhodes played banjo, bass fiddle and developed his comic character.

"Without amplification, a lot of guys weren't strong enough on bass fiddle.

His voice was taut, the deepest string on a bass fiddle just before it snapped.

Because last night you couldn't hit a bull in the butt with a bass fiddle."

After his return to Paris, Jack started playing the bass fiddle in dance bands.

There, on top, was a double bass fiddle.

Geoff Berne, who has produced the festival since 1978, will play bass fiddle.

Then, finally Sylvester would lift the bass fiddle in the air and balance it on his chin for the finale.

We have advice, too: If you want to make friends in New York, just carry a bass fiddle.

Black began playing the upright bass fiddle.

This left Sylvester smiling blandly at the audience, still plucking his bass fiddle.

Nature seems to have framed him for some larger instrument: a grand piano, say, or the organ, or a bass fiddle.

The bass fiddle is the fulcrum for Digable Planets' music.

He took up the bass fiddle, and for 18 years he has played semiprofessionally in various British jazz groups.

Some bluegrass musicians call it a "bass fiddle" or a "bull fiddle."

The bass drum was tuned to enhance the bass fiddle with sympathetic vibration.