Doug Barr
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Almost always do it that way with a Jeffries set up. Wheatstone you are forced to do it the other way so as to not use the same finger twice in a row with a finger jump.
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tuning choice for an anglo
Doug Barr replied to fiddler2007's topic in General Concertina Discussion
F and Gmin are not a problem on the C/G in fact they sound quite nice. -
tuning choice for an anglo
Doug Barr replied to fiddler2007's topic in General Concertina Discussion
For Irish so you can play in sessions the C/G is the one to get. -
Liberty Bell March and Yakety Sax
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The Ballad of the Button Box
Doug Barr replied to Jody Kruskal's topic in General Concertina Discussion
Wonderful! -
Nice work. Once again you have not disappointed us! Merry Christmas.
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My little Charlie Brown tree (compared to Greg's) Merry Christmas to all!
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Keep them coming!
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Stop fishing and setup the tree!
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Hi Allison, Sent you a private message. Doug Barr
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Forgive me if your looks I thought
Doug Barr replied to adrian brown's topic in Concertina Videos & Music
Very nice! -
Cormac Begley in Washington DC...I wish I could go...
Doug Barr replied to Halifax's topic in Instrument Construction & Repair
You missed a great concert! -
Why are there more anglo players than english?
Doug Barr replied to McDouglas's topic in General Concertina Discussion
The Anglo, of course, is the more superior instrument.😉 -
I have to disagree: The Levy and Coover books are not really set up for playing in the "Irish" style but more toward the "English" I am not familiar with the "Concertina Diaries" but did look over the free pages and disagree with some of the fingering choices but those choices can be a very personable thing. . The Online Academy of music is a good start and if you could attend a Noel Hill class or workshop that would get you going in the right direction.
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Only a year....not bad. I waited 4+years for mine.
