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Mostly clawhammer, with a dash of scruggs on a 5-string banjo. Leaning towards learning the clawgrass style because I just love the way both styles sound. haha. Good call. It arrived yesterday and I love it. And weirdly my cat also loves it.

I have been playing with anglo piano. it is the coolest thing.

This is smart and a great idea. I already found one and print it out and keep it on my desk so I can look at it often I used to have a better handle on this (from my piano days) but this is a good idea to retrain the ol' ears. I am excited to see the difference. I have been play around on fretted instruments for the last ten ish years, but love the sound of a concertina.

I attempted to search to see if this has been asked before... and I didn't find anything I have a 30 button anglo on its way to me. I am a uke player, a banjo player (not very good), and I have taken piano lessons as a child. What can I do to have a successful time learning the Concertina? Thanks for any help