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The difference between a violin and a fiddle
message from Tony Clunis:
Me and the girls were at the Pembroke Olde Time Dance and Fiddle Contest
and here is a blurb published in -The News- Thursday, September 2, 2010.
-When you are buying it, it's a fiddle. When you are selling it, it's a
violin.
-What's the difference between a violin and a fiddle? About $10,000.
-The difference is in the nut that holds the bow.
-The violin sings, the fiddle dances.
-A fiddle is a violin with attitude.
-No one cries when they spill beer on a fiddle. (my favourite)
-The difference between a violinist and a fiddle player is $100 a night,
and a tux.
-A violin is caried in a violin case, a fiddle is carried in a gunny-sack.
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