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[Alan Day]

Two Traditional Mazurkas from Central France
Played in C on a Jeffries C/G Anglo
originally on the Rosbif Album Traditional Dance Music from Central France
Variations at no extra charge
Al
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[Mike Franch]

Very nice! I particularly liked the well-deserved smile of satisfaction at the end.

[Leonard]

Thanks Alan,

I really enjoy your playing those french tunes!
And how beautiful that slow countermelody (it that what it's called?) in Mazurka Lapleau...

Leonard.

[Alan Day]

Thanks Alan,

I really enjoy your playing those french tunes!
And how beautiful that slow countermelody (it that what it's called?) in Mazurka Lapleau...

Leonard.

Thanks Leonard,very simple really if your concertina layout is the same as mine
1st tune
Buttons numbered from the thumb 1-5 LH
Start C (3)push ring finger Middle row
5 push little finger bottom row
4 push ring finger top row
5 pull little finger middle row

2nd tune
start C 3 push ring finger middle row
5 push little finger bottom row
5 pull little finger bottom row
5 pull little finger middle row

Al

[Randy Stein]

Nice Alan.
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[Marcus]

Great tunes Alan. So great to hear!