
mathhag
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I would like to thank you publicly for the help you gave me on cleaning up ABC notation for my needs. It works really well and I started exploring doing more then i saw the option you have for making the PDF of the music with the note names. This is really perfect for me.
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Carroll Concertina G/D - I love it
mathhag replied to Geraghty's topic in General Concertina Discussion
Love your name. Would like to know the same -
New piece: Fantasy Prelude V for Anglo concertina
mathhag replied to Ryo's topic in Concertina Videos & Music
What a wonderful way to start my day! Just glorious -
Helpful (I hope!) learning strategy
mathhag replied to paaudio's topic in General Concertina Discussion
So I also do something like this but when necessary I cheat a little. I use Transcribe+ which is the app for iPads and import the tune then if I am having trouble figuring out a part by ear I send the tune to T TE tuner app which does all kinds of things. What I do with it is have the tune play and while the screen is telling me the note I run a screen video that I send back into Transcribe+. Now I can slow it down and figure out the pesky notes that were eluding me and can even transcribe the ABC if needed. -
Anglo Concertina in the Harmonic Style - updated
mathhag replied to gcoover's topic in Teaching and Learning
How nice. Thanks -
Anglo Concertina in the Harmonic Style - updated
mathhag replied to gcoover's topic in Teaching and Learning
So how do we access them if we already own the book? -
So love this
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Wish I knew. I love Paddy’s album
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Thanks so much.I think I can figure it out
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Here is the simplest form T: The Jingle Bells R: polka M: 2/4 L: 1/8 K: Gmaj |: BB B2 | BB B2 | Bd GA | B4 |cc c>c | cB B>B |[1 BA AB | A2 d2 😐 9[2 dd cA | G2- G2 || DB AG | D2- DD/D/ | DB AG | E2- EE/E/ | Ec BA | F2- FA/A/ | dd c/B/A | B2- BG | DB AG | D2- D2 | DB AG | E2- E2 | Ec BA | dd/d/ d^c/d/ | ed c/B/A | G2- G2 |] But actually if you can send me the dots I can translate it. I don’t read music well enough to play from it Please don’t spend too much energy on it unless it interest you. Many Thanks , Susan
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That was great! Would you be willing to share the ABC notation on that
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What our concertinas look like?
mathhag replied to new english's topic in General Concertina Discussion
So I don’t believe I ever posted my Dipper but now that the family has grown I will show you both. I have had The Dipper a little over 4 years. It was built in 1981. It is 5 1/2 inches across the flats and weighs 1025 grams. It is a glorious instrument in almost every way. But I had a few concerns. First I worried about traveling with it and I worried about the excessive dryness in my house in the winter even with a humidifier. I have been fascinated by what Edward Jay has done with his 3D printed instruments. So I got my new instrument from him this week. It is 6 1/2 inches across the flats and weighs 1187 grams. I am very happy with it. It plays easily and sounds great. Since I am not great player you should visit has website to hear professionals playing it. Makes a great second instrument for me. -
Offers please do 21 bone key lachenal concertina with case and mahogany ends
mathhag replied to Jingles's topic in Buy & Sell
Pictures and key? -
I do not know who purchased them. Would love to know what keys they were in
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So I watched the auction. Here are the results Connor £1050 Dipper £5000 Wheatstone £1500 Jeffries £2400 Also 27.5% VAT Packing and shipping to US ~150
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Thanks. somehow I had missed those posts.
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This may be out there. Like many places it has been hot so I brought a fan into my practice area. Somehow that makes my concertina sound weird especially the high notes. I even checked that I was still in tune . It is almost like everything is a little tinny. When I turn the fan off it stops. I think this probably has an acoustical explanation. Just wondering about it
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Can some one point me to basic understanding of the ABT tabs? I use simple ABC notation but this is interesting.
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So I started to play concertina when I was almost 67. I had never played an instrument. Could not read music and still can’t. Have no ear But I try to play everyday and it brings me joy Recently another woman who is taking Caitlin’s online classes posted that she started at 90
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So Noel Hill was clear that playing requires the whole upper body. At one of his workshops he rolled up his sleeve to demonstrate his arm development and to show how his muscles were working. I am pretty sure I remember this correctly. I would never want to misrepresent Noel. I know I have worked on NOT using my wrists. Right now I am suffering because the muscles I use to play in my upper arms are the same muscles I use to work cleaning up my garden. I would bet some light weight exercises might help
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So it was just momentary madness. I will not be selling
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So this is just the beginning of a idea. I have a glorious Dipper that is 5 3/4 across the flats. It was built in 1980 and I have all the receipts and such. I have given someone first refusal and I am not at all sure that I am selling but I am curious about the market. It was appraised at $8000. is there interest out there
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So envious
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If there were pictures with this, they didn’t come through for me at least