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Roberta Kogut

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    Contra dancing, dance tunes, waltzes, English concertina, electric bass, pastel painting.
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    Western North Carolina, U.S.

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  1. Roberta Kogut
    It does, but as I explain it to people, it's like playing a piano with one hand on top of the other. It takes a while to work the system into the brain. Then one day, voila! Good luck! Don't give up!
  2. Roberta Kogut
    Wow! I'm so impressed! You have a sweet sound!
  3. Roberta Kogut
    The Wheatstone treble looks just like mine! It was built between 1901 and 1904. I found the serial number inside the left side.
  4. Roberta Kogut
    Yes, I've seen the ledgers and am disappointed mine does not appear in any. I saw a list that dated it between 1901 and 1904. That's the closest I've found. Thank you for the reply!
  5. Roberta Kogut
    I hadn't thought about compression over the years, but that makes a lot of sense! Thank you!
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    I am wondering what would need to be done to adjust the action of the buttons on a 1904 Wheatstone English concertina. I feel like the buttons go down too far and I'm having trouble playing some passages up to speed. Any thoughts?
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    New to this forum and thought I'd post my sweet Wheatstone English concertina (serial #23380) which I purchased at an estate sale about 20 years ago. It was in Salvation Army tuning and I tuned it to standard. It is in wonderful condition and has a lovely sound. It has raised ebony ends, rounded buttons, 5-fold leather bellows. Any input on its origins would be welcomed.
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