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Alan Day
Japan- Hidetoshi is playing a Jeffries Duet,so Anglo players do not panic.
More from me on the way,thanks to Peter T
Al
PeterT
QUOTE (Alan Day @ Oct 24 2008, 10:51 PM) *
... Anglo players do not panic.

We don't, generally, do we? wink.gif

Yes; more up-loads over the next couple of days.
LDT
QUOTE (PeterT @ Oct 24 2008, 11:05 PM) *
QUOTE (Alan Day @ Oct 24 2008, 10:51 PM) *
... Anglo players do not panic.

We don't, generally, do we? wink.gif

Yes; more up-loads over the next couple of days.

Are you having a competition? wink.gif
PeterT
QUOTE (LDT @ Oct 25 2008, 08:57 AM) *
QUOTE (PeterT @ Oct 24 2008, 11:05 PM) *
QUOTE (Alan Day @ Oct 24 2008, 10:51 PM) *
... Anglo players do not panic.

We don't, generally, do we? wink.gif

Yes; more up-loads over the next couple of days.

Are you having a competition? wink.gif

We've invented a new game, called pass the concertina. If it catches on, it could be a bit success at Sidmouth, next year.

I once had an idea to advertise a "World Record Attempt" on the number of melodeon players playing "Speed the Plough" along the seafront, at Sidmouth. It didn't happen, but it was a cunning plan to get them out of the pubs!
LDT
QUOTE (PeterT @ Oct 25 2008, 09:04 AM) *
QUOTE (LDT @ Oct 25 2008, 08:57 AM) *
QUOTE (PeterT @ Oct 24 2008, 11:05 PM) *
QUOTE (Alan Day @ Oct 24 2008, 10:51 PM) *
... Anglo players do not panic.

We don't, generally, do we? wink.gif

Yes; more up-loads over the next couple of days.

Are you having a competition? wink.gif

We've invented a new game, called pass the concertina. If it catches on, it could be a bit success at Sidmouth, next year.

I once had an idea to advertise a "World Record Attempt" on the number of melodeon players playing "Speed the Plough" along the seafront, at Sidmouth. It didn't happen, but it was a cunning plan to get them out of the pubs!

Sounds like fun...if you do it online through youtube you could pass it all round the world. smile.gif
That a contagious concertina tune.
Ptarmigan
QUOTE (LDT @ Oct 25 2008, 09:05 AM) *

QUOTE

Sounds like fun...if you do it online through youtube you could pass it all round the world. smile.gif
That a contagious concertina tune.


Sounds to me more like a

CLAMOUROUS & CLANGOROUS CONTAGEOUS CONCERTINA CACOPHANY with CATASTROPHIC CAPABILITIES!

laugh.gif
Alan Day
You may notice that during the playing of this tune and others I recorded on Thursday at Peter's, that I am trying to repair a loose floorboard with my right foot.
I did not successfully complete this work and may have to go back and finish the job.
This first tune came about when Peter handed me his concertina whilst he went off to make coffee This tune came into my head and Peter decided to record it and then do his version.A typical on the spur of the moment decision.
Al
PeterT
QUOTE (Alan Day @ Oct 25 2008, 08:47 PM) *
You may notice that during the playing of this tune and others I recorded on Thursday at Peter's, that I am trying to repair a loose floorboard with my right foot.

I've lived here long enough to not bother with things like that, so I keep my right foot still (well, it's about six inches off the floor, anyway!). Oh, the joys of living in a Victorian house.

To save a further posting, here's the "Alan Day Playlist":

http://uk.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=FA20D040CE695652

There are three more tunes (in both wide-angle, and close-up formats) to be added during the course of today.

Peter. smile.gif
wakasaobama
Dear Leo

Always thank you, Leo. smile.gif

By the way, my play style is so funny? sad.gif

Please watch following video.

http://jp.youtube.com/watch?v=-ymZQN2RjaI

My style looks like her position!

So, my style is French style! cool.gif

wakasaobama
PeterT
QUOTE (wakasaobama @ Oct 26 2008, 11:26 AM) *
Please watch following video.

http://jp.youtube.com/watch?v=-ymZQN2RjaI

My style looks like her position!

So, my style is French style! cool.gif

Or maybe an American style ........ unless you refer to the place of recording, in which case you have a Japanese style cool.gif
wakasaobama
QUOTE (PeterT @ Oct 26 2008, 09:17 PM) *
Or maybe an American style ........ unless you refer to the place of recording, in which case you have a Japanese style cool.gif


Oh! PeterT blink.gif
Your analysis is always severe...Time, Place, e.t.c.

I feel your analysis style look like Mr.Spock in Star Trek! tongue.gif

wakasaobama
PeterT
QUOTE (wakasaobama @ Oct 26 2008, 05:38 PM) *
QUOTE (PeterT @ Oct 26 2008, 09:17 PM) *
Or maybe an American style ........ unless you refer to the place of recording, in which case you have a Japanese style cool.gif


Oh! PeterT blink.gif
Your analysis is always severe...Time, Place, e.t.c.

I feel your analysis style look like Mr.Spock in Star Trek! tongue.gif

wakasaobama

Oh wakasobama ........ is it the logical arguement, or the ears? unsure.gif

I know it's pendantic, but you never know, other people might read this thread, and I wouldn't want to mis-lead. The sad thing about pendants is that we're probably right more times than not.

Regards,
Peter.

PS - I didn't say on the previous post; I like your interpretation of the Bach piece.
wakasaobama
Dear PeterT

I only feel you carefully check videos.
I apologize you.... sad.gif
And thank you to watch my videos. smile.gif

I play concertina 5years.
And I play Duet concertina 2years.
I like cinema music, some classics and jazz.
Duet concertina takes me to able to play such category music smooth.
I like duet. (of course anglo too) smile.gif

wakasaobama
PeterT
QUOTE (wakasaobama @ Oct 26 2008, 09:40 PM) *
I only feel you carefully check videos.
I apologize you.... sad.gif
And thank you to watch my videos. smile.gif

Dear wakasaobama,

Not a problem!

My attention to detail comes from many years doing a variety of jobs where I was expected not to make mistakes ...... but I am only human, and get frustrated by my own errors. Anyway, that's all in the past, and I no longer have that type of stress, but old habits die hard.

Regards,
Peter.
Alan Day
I remember the Broadwood Morris Men dancing to Moncks or Monks March.It was done inside the pub with one pint full beer tankards.Most of the drinking was done in the B part of the tune from memory the tankard was tapped with your partner and then with the person to your side and then drink the beer.There was a slow section where each dancer did a solo always finishing with a gulp of beer.The finale was the tankard was poured over your head and those that had not finished their pint got soaked.Most did however.There were no drink driving laws in those days.
Is this still danced? If anyone wants the full details of this dance I see Harry Mousdell regularly and he will remember the dance.
It was a definite for a Morris Ale Weekend on the Saturday Night.
Al
Boney
Thanks for that story, Alan. Morris dancing is finally starting to make some sense to me now.
Alan Day
QUOTE (Boney @ Oct 28 2008, 04:18 AM) *
Thanks for that story, Alan. Morris dancing is finally starting to make some sense to me now.

The reason I started playing the concertina was because I did not fancy dancing, but by strange coincidence it was not long after I played for this dance my dancing activities started.Like you Boney it all became clear.
Al
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