Byron Berline (1944-2021) was an influential American fiddler and bluegrass musician, known for his exceptional skill and versatility across various genres, including bluegrass, country, and folk. Born in a small Oklahoma town, he began playing the fiddle at a young age, eventually becoming a prominent figure in the bluegrass scene. Berline's notable works include his albums "Fiddler's Dream" and "The Byron Berline Band," as well as collaborations with renowned artists such as Bill Monroe, The Eagles, and the band Firefall. His composition "Orange Blossom Special" is particularly celebrated and showcases his technical prowess. In addition to his performances, Berline significantly impacted music education and culture through his work as a luthier and by founding the annual "Berline's Fiddle Camp," which nurtured aspiring fiddlers. His virtuosic playing and dedication to traditional music have left a lasting legacy, influencing generations of musicians and helping to popularize bluegrass music beyond its traditional roots. Berline's contributions to the genre earned him respect and admiration within the music community, solidifying his status as a key figure in American roots music.