"Fiddle-Faddle" Arthur Fiedler: Leroy, let's switch places -- (Leroy Anderson was shown standing with gourd and a stick for the carriage return sound in "The Typewriter") you conduct it, will you ...

Anderson orchestrated Fiddle-Faddle for full orchestra in 1948. It was first recorded for full orchestra by the composer on June 29, 1951, in analog mono sound.

The music of Leroy Anderson is enjoyed by millions of people, over many generations, throughout ... He re-wrote Fiddle-Faddle four times before he was satisfied with the work.

Dear Mr. Anderson: Our high school orchestra has performed three of your pieces in the past year, "Fiddle-Faddle", "Sleigh Ride" and "The Syncopated Clock." ...

Leroy Anderson in the 1940's: Leroy Anderson on composing. ... while I worked on "Fiddle-Faddle" off and on for six months, writing and rewriting, until it finally seemed to me satisfactory.

A pops orchestra had better have a technically adept violin section if it performs “Fiddle-Faddle,” a joyous perpetual-motion piece alive with dizzying strands of 16th-notes for the violins.

Leroy Anderson was interviewed in the 1960's by Dick Bertel of WTIC Radio, Hartford, ... I started "Fiddle Faddle", I didn't finish that until the following winter, ...