Joseph Allard - Masters of French Canadian DancesJoseph Allard, called Prince of the Fiddlers, was born near Montr al in 1873 and learned the rudiments of his art from his father, also a brilliant fiddler. Allard's light and supple bowing, coupled with matchless fingering won him honors and fame, and he recorded the spirited sides presented here between 1928 and 1933.

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The model for BWV 1055 has been lost but it is believed to be a concerto for oboe or viola d'amore

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This is where he came up with and developed the Miami bass genre that continues to inform and influence hip-hop and rap music to this day

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Every single player seems to be on fire in this recording

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and their song "Paper Doll" was the first Billboard #1 hit ever

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