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Brittany Haas

Brittany Haas

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Oct 14, 2026

MattHOST
1:40
And we chat about why and how this record kind of organically grew out of his slow, meditative daily practice schedule and how these tunes sort of emerged from that.
MattHOST
1:51
How he picked a bunch of musicians to play with, including Brittany and Natalie Haas, Dennis Crouch, Alison DeGroote, some great players on this.
MattHOST
1:58
How...
MattHOST
2:00
Part of the Beethoven Symphony kind of inspired his approach to this.

12 MINS LATER

MattHOST
14:02
Cause there's some great players on this record.
Matt CombsGUEST
14:04
Yeah, definitely.
Matt CombsGUEST
14:05
I mean, it's, these are just been some of the people I've really loved playing with, you know, Brittany Haas.
Matt CombsGUEST
14:12
Uh, and I'd never actually played with her sister.
Tatiana HargreavesGUEST
11:29
Um, [laughs] I was really obsessed with this fiddler, uh, Bruce Molsky, uh, when I was a teenager, and he's an incredible old-time fiddler, and he became a mentor to me.
Tatiana HargreavesGUEST
11:40
Um, and I feel like, yeah, like Bruce Molsky and Darrell Anger and Brittany Haas were three kind of early big fiddle influences for me as a kid, uh, on the West Coast, like, going to fiddle camps and festivals and stuff.
Tatiana HargreavesGUEST
11:56
Um, and, uh, and then I kind of, uh, yeah, when I went to college, I started playing a lot with Laurie Lewis, who I, I had known since I was- A kid, but she really, like, became a, a huge mentor to me in college and getting me to be more comfortable improvising and playing bluegrass music.
Tatiana HargreavesGUEST
12:18
So Laurie Lewis has been a big mentor figure, um, and also Alice Gerrard, who, uh, she's the reason I moved to North Carolina.

10 MINS LATER

Tatiana HargreavesGUEST
21:59
Like-
NolanHOST
22:00
Hmm
Tatiana HargreavesGUEST
22:02
... um, you have, like, well, like, my brother or, like, Brittany Haas, who plays with The Punch Brothers, or Paul Kowert, who plays with The Punch Brothers, like, they all met at fiddle camp.
Tatiana HargreavesGUEST
22:12
My...
Judy MinotHOST
1:26
In fact, I don't even think we would have this term folk cellist if it weren't for Natalie Haas.
Judy MinotHOST
1:32
She grew up in California playing a lot with her sister, Brittany Haas, and by her early teens, she was touring with Scottish master fiddler, Alistair Fraser.
Judy MinotHOST
1:41
And since that time, she's played with pretty much every well-known name in American and European roots or folk music.
Judy MinotHOST
1:49
She also teaches and was a teacher at Berklee College of Music, and she teaches at a lot of camps, including the Valley of the Moon Camp in California and the String Fling Camp at Ashokan in the east coast of the United States.
Bailey WarrenGUEST
3:00
Um, it's like a folk, um, Scandinavian influenced like instrumental group.
Bailey WarrenGUEST
3:05
And one of my favorite fiddle players, Brittany Haas is in the group.
Bailey WarrenGUEST
3:08
Um, and we were all at the show and I recognized them in the audience because I knew who the Arcadian wild was.
Bailey WarrenGUEST
3:15
I was still in college at the time at Belmont.

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