Fiddle music is a lively genre often associated with traditional folk music. It typically features the fiddle, a string instrument similar to a violin, played in a way that emphasizes rhythm and melody. This style of music is popular in various cultures, including Irish, Scottish, and American folk traditions, and is often performed at social gatherings, dances, and festivals. The tunes in fiddle music can range from fast-paced jigs and reels to slower ballads. Musicians often improvise and add personal flair, making each performance unique. Fiddle music plays a significant role in preserving cultural heritage and bringing communities together through shared musical experiences.