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The Fiddler’s Forum – with host, American Violinist Alex DePue

The Fiddler's Forum (with Alex DePue - Violin)

Ep. 1 - Modern "Paganini", How It Happened, Rhonda Vincent, Steve Vai, and J.S. Bach

Here we examine the NOW and WOW of what's left of the Music Production and Performance world, with regard to all aspects of what we deem Entertainment these days, as a whole! Our hope is to keep YOU right on the edge of your seat throughout each episode, along with a progressively deeper understanding as to what it takes to just survive in our NEW WORLD! Join us for each irregularly scheduled broadcast, and be ready when the bell tolls for thee! Tune in whenever you're able to catch us!

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Alex DePue

"Alex DePue... one of the leading improv violinists of his generation." - Kansas-City Tribune

Alex DePue

4 weeks ago

Putting on my game face as I prepped to sing with the incredible Maestro Miguel "Miguelvis" DeHoyos this past Saturday. It was a small glimpse of what is to come. There are conversations of us recording a tribute album to our beloved Fiddler, and which pieces would be really fitting for such a project. Please keep up as we go, your support along the way will be GREATLY appreciated. This is so close to our hearts, and an inspiration to keep us both pressing on and stretching and growing in new ways. Working with a world class musician who also happens to be one of my husband's favorite people is truly an honor for me. Alex will always be with us both, absolutely no doubt about that. ❤️Now, on to finish my speech introducing Alex for his induction into the San Diego Music Hall of Fame this Friday, and practicing my small part in a musical tribute. ❤️ Love, Mrs. Fiddler #AlexDePue #Legendary #NeverForgotten #Beloved #MiguelDeHoyos ... See MoreSee Less

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Alex DePue

4 weeks ago

Coming up tomorrow.. Miguel is coming back for one more show at Hotel La Mision this year, and has graciously invited me (Aria) to join him as a guest for a couple of songs. We have been quietly exploring the possibilities of more musical endeavors together, and anyone there tomorrow evening will get a small glimpse into what the future could hold. ♡Show time 6 - 9 PMRSVP at 646-155-0334. The season will be winding down for 2022. Get your chance to see Maestro Miguel De Hoyos before the year ends! ... See MoreSee Less

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Alex DePue

1 month ago

Wow, a lot of similarities to Alex, he definitely used the violin to think things through. Love this. ❤️Albert Einstein, began his violin lessons at age 6. While doing poorly in school, Pauline Koch, his mother, consistently took him to weekly violin lessons and encouraged his daily practice.His favorite pieces of music were Mozart’s Violin Sonatas. Reportedly, he repeated K. 296 (in C) more than any other.This was also the first work I ever performed for a live audience, and thereby has a deep essence for me. That was at @meritmusic in the Chicago loop, and remains my favorite of Mozart’s sonatas, for any instrument.Einstein carried his violin with him wherever he traveled to lecture, because he also recognized and acknowledged how music sharpens the mind.His last girlfriend, Joanna Fantova wrote in her journal that Einstein would stay up late, playing his violin in the kitchen with his book of equations open on the table, and pencil in his bow hand.“He played, staring towards the ceiling. Then, suddenly in the middle of playing, he would shout excitedly, ‘I’ve got it!’” — Joanna Fantova#theviolindoctor #violin #violinplayer #einstein #alberteinstein #physicist #neildegrassetyson #violín #violinmusic #violinshow #violinsolo ... See MoreSee Less

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