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Leo

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Found some new YouTube videos

 

http://youtube.com/watch?v=PpF8jpXIOJ0

History

 

Noel Hill (WOW Superb)

 

Niall Valley (WOW Excelent)

 

Australia

 

(there are others listed on the page)

 

 

 

http://youtube.com/watch?v=sdjsZBZC4Fc

The Outer Limits

 

Claire Keville (there are a few on this page)

 

Log Driver (I couldn't resist; it's cute) :rolleyes:

 

Enjoy! I did. :)

 

Thanks

Leo

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"Outer Limits" - is that a movie?

The guy doesn't even imitate the button pressing.

And why with all the budget of the life action movie they didn't have the pennies to buy a decent concertina cabinet? What's this "tender voice" of a low end german Anglo?

What is the actual instrument played for the soundtrack? Duet or a bunch of clariinets?

And why that guy's face was covered with shoe polish?

Was it Australian accent?

It's been yea-s I hea-d this instrument's tendah voice.

From the woods of San Francisco's Chinatown - Happy New Yeah to everybody.

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"Outer Limits" - is that a movie?

The guy doesn't even imitate the button pressing.

And why with all the budget of the life action movie they didn't have the pennies to buy a decent concertina cabinet? What's this "tender voice" of a low end german Anglo?

What is the actual instrument played for the soundtrack? Duet or a bunch of clariinets?

And why that guy's face was covered with shoe polish?

Was it Australian accent?

It's been yea-s I hea-d this instrument's tendah voice.

From the woods of San Francisco's Chinatown - Happy New Yeah to everybody.

M3838

 

Ok can I redeem myself with this from Google Video. You've got to give the guy credit. Pretty good for a "first night".

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-7...rtina&hl=en

 

"Outer Limits" was an old US TV anthology show from the '60s that showed a different short story every week, similar to "Twilight Zone". :P

 

Thanks

Leo

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M3838

 

Ok can I redeem myself with this from Google Video. You've got to give the guy credit. Pretty good for a "first night".

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-7...rtina&hl=en

 

:D :D :D

Pretty good.

But something is telling me it's done by a stern Westerner.

Oh, yes, of course!. I don't seem to notice a sight of bottle of vodka anywhere. Nah, you can do better <_<

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"Fab Girls of the West" appear to be a contra dance megaband, though playing in concert here, with an EC front and center in the video:

 

Anybody know who that is?

 

~ Becky Nankivell

Tucson, Arizona

 

 

 

Actually, I see two English players - do we know who they are?

 

 

 

Pam

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From the tags on the video they appear to be from the Seattle area--maybe a c.netter from there knows them. The Frappr concertina players map shows one female player in that area, named "Molly". Doesn't say whether she plays English or Anglo though.

 

Daniel

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Anybody know who that is?

 

~ Becky Nankivell

Tucson, Arizona

Becky, you're the only female concertina player I know west of the Mississippi. I don't know who the 'tina players are in the video, but the caller/fiddler is Dave Kaynor from western Massachesetts.
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From the tags on the video they appear to be from the Seattle area

I'm pretty sure that the EC player on the left, seen in the opening seconds of the video and again near the end, is Clare Woolgrove, a Seattle Rolfer whom I met in the late 90's when she studied at the Rolf Institute in Boulder.

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I'm pretty sure that the EC player on the left, seen in the opening seconds of the video and again near the end, is Clare Woolgrove, a Seattle Rolfer whom I met in the late 90's when she studied at the Rolf Institute in Boulder.

The same Clare who I met, in Scotland, back in March 1994 (when she was studying in Aberdeen), and who bought a Lachenal Edeophone from me! She's certainly playing a 56 key Lachenal!

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Another couple for your enjoyment. Afraid they are a bit dark though

 

Pete

 

 

Certainly captures the atmosphere of a pub session. Thanks, Pete.

 

Gives a second reason for playing a metal-ended instrument in a dark pub session - reflected light, so you can actually see the instrument. :)

 

Regards,

Peter.

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