Fiddling techniques refer to the various methods and styles used by musicians to play the fiddle, a string instrument similar to the violin. These techniques include bowing styles, finger placements, and the use of vibrato. Musicians often employ different techniques to create unique sounds and express emotions in their performances. Common fiddling techniques include double stops, where two strings are played simultaneously, and slurs, which involve smoothly connecting notes without re-bowing. Other techniques, such as hammer-ons and pull-offs, add embellishments and complexity to the music. Mastering these techniques allows fiddlers to enhance their playing and adapt to various musical genres.