Fourth-Quarter Fiddlin': A Memoir of An Engineer's Makin' Music

Tony Hopper started fiddlin’ at age sixty-two – something he knew his great-grandfather was good at back in the hills of West Tennessee.
He was so awestruck with the violin that he continued weekly violin lessons for over three years. Then, someone told him he should audition as a violinist for the Montgomery, Alabama Symphony Orchestra.
He ended up playing violin with orchestra for more than twelve years, and in this memoir, he looks back at his musical exploits, which started when he took ...