Jim2010

Lovely playing. Thank you.

Maybe the method used to recreate the Lachenal English, number 60325 (1930s) [link below] could be used to produce other labels and the corresponding numbers 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0, which could be digitally manipulated (cut and paste) to create any necessary number. https://www.concertina.net/forums/index.php?/topic/19025-items-from-the-concertina-museum-page/&tab=comments#comment-179611

Adrian, Thank you for the beautiful performance, the beautiful music, and the link to the scores. Much admiration and appreciation.

There is a lot of good information about playing Crane Duet (and good concertina playing in general) by Kurt Braun here on concertina.net.

Thanks, David. I hadn't gone that far back.

Just out of curiosity, why is this tread titled JulietteDaum.com?

Thanks for the link, David. Great stuff. Imagine if Chico could play the concertina the way he played the piano.

Great one, Randy. Especially with NINA in Chico's bellows.

Great music and great playing.

Accordionists.info I just added the "."

Could you please describe the keyboard/notes. Thank you.

Wonderful, Randy. Great performance. Thanks for posting.

I suggest checking with the Concertina Connection about this. When I enquired about this possibility last April, the Troubadour was not eligible to trade in for the Peacock, only for a Wakker. The reason was that instruments can be traded in for instruments of a higher class: i.e. entry level to intermediate to traditional. The Troubadour and Peacock are/were both classed as intermediate class instruments. Whether this is the current policy I do not know.

You have a missing character in the address, gjowaisas@fioptics.com