BobBobsta
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Update: Currently I’m having fun with the Anglo learning some soundtracks here and there and working my way through the “Anglo in harmonic style” book. I feel that sometimes I don’t have enough air to play low passages of arrangements. Is that normal with low end concertinas? I have fun but I’m also afraid that the limitations of Anglo might get to me when closing in on my goal of backing up singing and playing everything soundtrack. do you guys know about good concertina sellers and traders in Germany or EU?
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What is your alls opinion on the Troubadour Duet concertina from CC. and dose anyone have experience witch CC shipping to Germany? i know they have the Elise duet but I know that that one will not make me happy. or do you guys know about a duet concertina made or sold in the EU that I could get as a beginner one?
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I’ll take a look into it. Thanks 🙏 really motivating 🤗
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you know any tuition that i could follow? is the book anglo concertina in harmonic style worth trying?
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so youd say id be more than capable to do what i want to do with a 30 k anglo. i wouldnt want to buy an elise duet and anything else is much more expensive. or do You know a duet thats in the 500€ range?
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Hay everyone, i just bought a Wren from McNeela Music and im hoping that it’ll fulfill my needs. I searched and skavenged the internet for some answers. Maybe you guys can help. I mostly want to back up my singing with the concertina. I come from Ukulele playing and the playing sheets I have are with guitar chords. I’d also like to play some soundtracks from Games and Movies. And I like the style of playing chords an melody at the same time it just sounds more complete to me. I tried to get a Duet at a reasonable price but couldn’t find one for shipping to Germany. Would you guys say if I learn from scratch I’ll be able to do want I want with an Anglo? Or should I try to get a duet for my purposes? thanks for y’all’s advice in advance!