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Nice, I have to see how far Decatur is from Columbus. I did read and hear about a group of players in Atlanta. I am curious though about these Celtic sessions. I sat through many in Ireland before I ever picked up mandolin. I suppose I was ignorant of any rules. I would be interested in hearing from the Celtic session players and if you would tell me more about them-the role of mando and concertina as regard to melody and rhythm work. I was curious too if people could recommend a concertina that would work for say Blues, Celtic and some grooved up BG fidde tunes. Do you really have to have one for each key? Sorry if I sound totally ignorant I am thinking the Cajun squeeze boxes. I think it might be that the accordian will be my second instrument, because I can't find anyone to do the things with it that I want to hear. Plus I think its a great rhythm instrument. Any suggestions? Education?

Hey all, Nice site. I am looking for an piano accordian player around Columbus, Georgia area-region. I thought maybe the concertina crowd might be friendly with the Piano accordian crowd Of course, a concertina would be great too! I am interested in forming a duet or trio with an eclectic range-BG (lots of fiddle tunes), Blues, Oldtime, Celtic, British Isles, Swing/Boogie and yes I would love to learn some Cajun. If you think you might know someone interested-I would really appreciate your mentioning my post. I play mandolin and sing. Female players/singers most welcome.