Takayuki YAGI
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Thank you gtotani for organizing the meet up. I really enjoyed. Although not as far as 400 km (180 km), it was worth the trip.
Thank you Gary, we had met World Concertina Day Zoom meeting before but it was a real pleasure to meet in person.
Takayuki
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Another one came up on ebay. https://www.ebay.com/itm/256438170083
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I think it is Dipper bass.
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You may be able to buy from here. https://www.concertinaconnection.com/spares.htm
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Another example of circular label which says "Blood and Fire" and "Salvation Army".
https://concertina.co.uk/stock-selection/anglo-concertinas/lachenal-26-key-anglo-in-g-d-8462/
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Me too.
But local musical instrument museum has very similar one named "Arietta".
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Might be one of these?
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As far as hybrid is concerned, I think reed layout is the same. Just the tone layout is different.
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Japanese concertina player Ryo played same tune on 3 different concertinas for comparison.
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In the mid-1990s I saw Japanese musician playing Irish music with concertina and was attracted to the shape and the sound. But I didn't know how to get the instruments here in Japan.
In 1999, I was at Custy's, Ennis, Co. Clare. And I got a Murdoch labeled Lachenal (refurbished by A.C. Norman). It was my first instrument.-
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My friend in Australia once had a Kookaburra C/G and it was a beautiful and responsive instrument.
I don't know if it's C/G, Bb/F or G/D, but I think you had better write down the key of your instrument. -
I appreciate that information, thank you.
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Please see http://concertina.cocolog-nifty.com/blog/2023/12/post-8caf76.html for the pictures and descriptions. All in Japanese but I think machine translation will do. Apart from these, I once owned amboyna ended Geuns-Wakker C/G which I sold to my friend.
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Thank you for the information, I appreciate it.
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On 3/30/2007 at 3:56 PM, wes williams said:
I am puzzled by this one. I have not seen a Lachenal with a circular hole where the name paper normally fits. The hole is usually oval. What is the action like?
Barleycorn now lists G/D (presumably the original is Ab/Eb) with circular hole with label.
https://concertina.co.uk/stock-selection/anglo-concertinas/lachenal-30-key-anglo-in-g-d-8421/
One long-standing mystery has been solved.
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I recently found an old tape named Doolin rescue. It includes one concertina track played by Micheal Shannon.
I Googled but did not get much info about the player. Does anyone know more about him?
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10 hours ago, Mark Alan Lovewell said:
I need to look deeper. The website www.angloconcertina.org recommended isn't in service. Anyone got a suggestion.
This paper is now Chapter 4 of a book "The Anglo-German concertina - A social history" (Volume 1).
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This may not be appropriate to put on the Buy and Sell sub forum since they are all not for sale, but this is my "miniature pyramid". The bottom one is standard size.
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Strictly speaking it is not an anglo but anyway, here is the layout of 26 button Henry Harley CG.
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4 hours ago, david fabre said:
Do you have a picture or a sound file of the picolo Jones ? I'd be curious to see/hear it.
Here is a left hand side photo. 5th button (centre) is an air button.
Right hand side photo for size comparison.
And here is a sample clip.
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This is my Jones miniature in C (piccolo range). Greg Jowaisas gave me a memo but left accidental was reversed. Below is from actual instrument.
https://anglopiano.com/?opqRSTst_80_VWuUwvYX._410_xZ21&title=Jones Mini C 10
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Dating A Lachenal From The Serial Number
in Concertina History
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Can I have an approximate year of #185877?
It is 22-key C/G anglo with steel reeds, 5-fold bellows, mahogany ends.
Thank you in advance,
Takayuki