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I enjoyed that immensely. Thank you for posting.
What type/key of concertina did you use, and what key is the song in?
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I do vaguely remember that. If they bring it to the squeeze-in I'll give it another listen and let you know. I do not favor the Jefferies 45 button format. 37 buttons is my standard and it's good enough for me.
Is that a size or wieght issue?
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Congratulations!
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Is delettion possible?
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All of our cats and dog have no problem with my concertina.
But the high d whistle is another matter.
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Well, I received my Rochelle last week and wow! what a difference! The buttons handle more smoothly (and are smaller), the bellow is SO much easier to draw. The only thing I'm missing are the snap-on side-straps that my other concertina has but you can't get everything..
Congratulations! Happy squeezing!
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Sounds like a discription of a cajun melodeon/accordion.
Does it look like this?
http://www.hobgoblin.com/bigpics/gr4208.jpg
If so, a better place for gleaning info is melodeon net.
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I wish I had the cash, great deal.
Just out of curiousity, Wheatstone or Jeffries layout?
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That was hilarious!
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No idea on your mystery concertina.
But, I would like to extend a warm and hearty welcome.
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I was very fortunate to buy a used Marcus Concertina as my first 'tina.
While I don't have any thing to compare it to, I can say that I just love it.
Another local player thought well of it and called it a "lifetime instrumnet".
It has great sound, dynamic range, and a lovely quick action.
The only thing I didn't like was the height of the hand rests.
I had been using foam pipe insulation which helped, but was less than ideal.
Mine were about 3/4" high and I needed almost double that.
So a few emails with Dave Cox of Marcus Concertinas and
I now have the hand rests I need.
The new rests are a perfect match, with a georgeous ebonized color and Frech polish.
Great Concertina and great service.
Just wish I knew how to share photos from my Kindle.
Also, I'm going to need a new case.
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Thanks for those photos.
Very nice cases indeed.
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Failing anything else check with Greg Jowaisis for a custom case. He's built two for me and they are wonderful.
Any chance of a photo?
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Sorry I missed it.
Only thing worse than work is not working.
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That was utterly thoughtless of me....very sorry about the loss of your father.
Mine passed away last week, and I've been a bit out of sorts.
My deepest sympathy to you and your family.
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Either of these members should be able to give you a proper ID and current market value.
Sorry that niether is close to you.
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I cut and paste into the tune-o-tronic and most of the time I can get the dots.
All of the ABCs I've got from the folks on this forum have worked just fine.
Thank you all very much.
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Cool.
I try that one too.
That tune goes pretty low, it sounds lovely.
Thank you very much.
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Thanks JimLucas!
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So I have the Mary McNamara cd Blackberry Blossom and the first tune is Shandon Bells.
I got these ABCs from The Session but it can't get it to convert to dots on the Tune-O-Tronic.
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No image available -- there's probably a error in the ABC source causing the conversion to fail.
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Any idea how to make this work? I have issues with trying to play from ABC having learned the dots
in band class long ago.
Thanks for any and all assistance.
Mary McNamara plays this in G major rather than D. On fiddle and banjo, all we need to do is keep the same fingering but play on a lower string. It will be out of range for whistles, flutes and pipes but can still be played in a session environment I would imagine. There are only some slight variations in Mary’s version. Here is it for those interested.
K: G maj
|:DB,G, G,B,D|GAG GED|ECA, A,B,D|E2 D EFG|DB,G, G,B,D|GAG GED|EFG AFD|1 G3 GFE:|2 G3 G2 A:|
|B2 G GFG|B2 d dBG|FDD ADD|FEF ABc|B2 G GFG|Bdd dBG|EFG AFD|G3 G2 A|
|B2 G GFG|B2 d dBG|F2 D ADD|FEF Abc|B2 G GFG|Bdd dBG|EFG AFD|G3 GFE|
At Last… My Lachenal Has Arrived!
in General Concertina Discussion
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I just remembered that my wife uses a musical instrument humidifier when she
cases her mandolin. Usually we leave our instruments out, but when we have
Santa Ana winds, which are extremely dry winds from an interior high, they all get
put away with humidifiers.
She bought the Oasis brand but we recently read on line that they can leak, so we put
them in open zip lock bags. There are other products.