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Gosh, that would be a gift from gods! I'm already practicing only with screenshot. It's a start. This tune is a blast for my musical taste.
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I like this tune a looot. Has anyone got the music sheet or tablature for it? Can't figure out the left hand. Thanx in advance. https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=cZ1C6c3fZKk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PUN4idKQH8M
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New Interactive PDF Tunebook Flipbook
Gregor Markič replied to Michael Eskin's topic in Teaching and Learning
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It all began a year or so ago. I bought one of those pitiable DDR concertina for 90 euro. The bellows were kaputt. They were litteraly glued together. I tore it apart and the fiber in all corners which should be air tight was reduced to a leaky cloth. Black scales were falling away. I sprayed the corners with a sealing asphalt spray. It helped a little, but in whole the instrument was unplayable. The reeds are in excellent condition though. It seems it was never played. Now, for the last three years I attended an origami workshop and it always seemed to me that bellows could be done in origami techique. Origamists were invited to help planning solar pannels for the space probes, architects use origami, so why not bellows? Last nighti came across this video: https://youtu.be/ldmCQayLieI?si=re5ReLLLurah_taN I rolled up my sleeves and with modicum tools that I own I managed to do it in only one day! I began with smaller models (the yellow little in the photo bellow), measured, and adjusted the proportions etc. Tools: jigsaw, hotglue pistol, scroll saw Materials: wood plank, cardboard folder, thick black cardboard, black strong adhesive tape Skills: next to nil The result is ugly. Of course it is leaky, it's made of thick cardboard which upon few foldings rips- and with not much care. Only leather can remain flexible and airtight after milions of foldings. Guys, I believe I will restore this concertina 100% to its former glory. (In words we-know-who: MAGA- MakeAccordionGreatAgain)!
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I'm practicing these days irish music with quick fingering. I'm fully aware I'll never be able to play as fast as Simon Thoumire, but it's worth failing. I promiss, I'll report about progress :-)
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Well, my rendition leaves much to be desired, but nevertheless- I reckon this AI music ain't that bad.
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In FB Michael Eskin published this tunebook for 20 button boxes. https://www.facebook.com/groups/concertinasarecool/posts/10161354149303278/ It's just what I was looking for, since I got my hands on a rather old Lachenal.
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Dating A Lachenal From The Serial Number
Gregor Markič replied to johnconstable's topic in Concertina History
Thank you, Wess. This is an impressive age! First I couldn't believe, then I opened it and upon seeing proper concertina reeds (until now I only owned hibrids), I believe it is really this old. The only thing which rises my eybrow are the buttons. They look very "plastic". Did in 19th century plastic even exist or is it a result of a later refurbishment? -
Dating A Lachenal From The Serial Number
Gregor Markič replied to johnconstable's topic in Concertina History
76924 My latest purchase. Not top notch, I still like it a lot. It's the smallest box I've got, it's quiet. It's a keeper. Help anybody? -
Help. Blind purchase. What is this?
Gregor Markič replied to Gregor Markič's topic in General Concertina Discussion
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I bought this concertina and I would really appreciate help with it- does anyone know where this is from? The button layout is Chemnitzer-like. Smaller than the previous regular Chemnitzers I owned, very responsive, interesting and likeable sound, rather quiet.
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post-Brexit shipping
Gregor Markič replied to Wolf Molkentin's topic in General Concertina Discussion
I also got burned. For a 1200€ worth instrument I paid 300€ customs fee. Pay it and take it or they will shred the parcel they said. Buying from UK for EU residents- red flag! -
Elvis Presley Can't stop falling in love
Gregor Markič replied to Gregor Markič's topic in Concertina Videos & Music
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All Of Me Performed by 2Many Buttons
Gregor Markič replied to Randy Stein's topic in Concertina Videos & Music
Beautiful. -
Seán Garvey interview in Irish Times
Gregor Markič replied to Peter Laban's topic in General Concertina Discussion
Lovely. When I was in Dublin I visited him. He was kind enough to show me around in his shop. -
Lightwood - a new tune for 20 button C/G anglo
Gregor Markič replied to Kathryn Wheeler's topic in Concertina Videos & Music
Thank you, Kathryn. -
What type of concertina is this?
Gregor Markič replied to Gregor Markič's topic in Concertina History
Thanx. 🙂 -
Anglo or duet? Anybody? https://www.ebay.com/itm/115700000678?hash=item1af041e7a6:g:r7IAAOSwdctj49ru&amdata=enc%3AAQAHAAAAoMzVPbVKT21i3KhsQTLP4EpH8dNCZB6rzhbk6aAZWiEf9ZeWJxoeOr1Q6%2FqO3f5oXQfT05RU9ulsOaet74j%2BEh4n3PvdV%2B%2BKUCrgIMVdmP3MO%2FkBp8aWAn5cqibjrDQRmqQKfHrzrAykxF42tuW3C7Y%2BAQrIy%2BTJfS3dH%2BjcGkfNWhQ%2FmnzsdoTQDuzH4ZCcLSrzvJpkAa6Jz4du1DhEg9Y%3D|tkp%3ABk9SR67rjfDJYQ
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I would love to learn this piece in its entirety. Could somebody please play it for me or just say if it's worth trying? https://musescore.com/user/1198636/scores/5122742
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New piece: Fantasy Prelude V for Anglo concertina
Gregor Markič replied to Ryo's topic in Concertina Videos & Music
I love your playing. -
Geordie Baritone and Rose Treble for sale in Germany
Gregor Markič replied to conzertino's topic in Buy & Sell
Ausgzeichnet !