Ken_Coles Posted July 26, 2010 Posted July 26, 2010 Apologies if this is noted here already, but I didn't notice that it was... Was poking around after being away for a week and found on the Button Box menu a new entry I don't recall seeing a couple of weeks ago: the Geordie English concertina. This is a model I've heard for awhile that they were planning - first to use new casework 7 inches across the flats. I don't speak for BB (perhaps they will chime in) but this opens the possibility to create other new models of this size. They list tenor and baritone models, both 45-key with accordion reeds. Read all about it here. Every new model is a great thing, more choices for all of us. Congratulations on the new arrival. Ken
Steve Mansfield Posted July 26, 2010 Posted July 26, 2010 Wow. I've been lusting after an Albion baritone for a while, but it looks like the Albion has just been supplanted in my affections
saguaro_squeezer Posted July 26, 2010 Posted July 26, 2010 (edited) Having had an Albion baritone and seeing the prototype of this at Button Box, I need to think up a customer in western MA to pay a visit to. I wonder if the bottom end of the Baritione is lower than G -2? Edited July 26, 2010 by saguaro_squeezer
Chris Timson Posted July 28, 2010 Posted July 28, 2010 Really, really chuffed to see new arrivals ffrom the Button Box. Chris
Chris Drinkwater Posted July 28, 2010 Posted July 28, 2010 Wondering if the new 'Geordie' concertina will have a North East England accent? And only play Northumbrian tunes! Chris
Ransom Posted July 29, 2010 Posted July 29, 2010 Wondering if the new 'Geordie' concertina will have a North East England accent? And only play Northumbrian tunes! I haven't observed my Albion to be perfidious in the least. But is that because it isn't, or because it's too tricksy to get caught?
malcolm clapp Posted July 30, 2010 Posted July 30, 2010 Congrats to the Button Box. Wonder if the 7" casework will be used in the future as the basis for a baritone anglo...
AnnC Posted August 5, 2010 Posted August 5, 2010 (edited) Wondering if the new 'Geordie' concertina will have a North East England accent? And only play Northumbrian tunes! Chris Whyaye marra Broonsalroond Edited August 5, 2010 by anlej
AnnC Posted August 5, 2010 Posted August 5, 2010 Wondering if the new 'Geordie' concertina will have a North East England accent? And only play Northumbrian tunes! Chris Whyaye marra Broonsalroond ........ or in translation..... You are quite correct in your assumption my good friend Landlord, kindly provide my friends and I with pints of your best Brown Ale
SteveS Posted August 5, 2010 Posted August 5, 2010 (edited) Well you beat me to the translation... And quite accurate it is too As a translator myself I know how difficult it can be to convey the exact meaning of the original. BTW are you buying? Edited August 5, 2010 by SteveS
Chris Drinkwater Posted August 5, 2010 Posted August 5, 2010 Wondering if there is a tune called Newcastle Brown? If there is, I'll drink to that! Chris
AnnC Posted August 5, 2010 Posted August 5, 2010 Well you beat me to the translation... And quite accurate it is too As a translator myself I know how difficult it can be to convey the exact meaning of the original. BTW are you buying? Nay hinny, A've a Dipper
AnnC Posted August 5, 2010 Posted August 5, 2010 Wondering if there is a tune called Newcastle Brown? If there is, I'll drink to that! Chris Sung to the tune of ' Five Hundred Miles' ...... http://www.mysongbook.de/msb/songs/n/newcastle.html
John Wild Posted August 5, 2010 Posted August 5, 2010 Wondering if there is a tune called Newcastle Brown? If there is, I'll drink to that! Chris I have not found Newcastle Brown, so we might have to settle for Newcastle: X: 14571 T:Newcastle M:4/4 L:1/8 Q:200 B:The Round Band Book of Playford K:G A | "G"B2d2 "D7"G2A2 | "G"G3A G2D2 | "G"B2d2 G2d2 | "C"e2 g4 fe | \ "G"d2B2 A2G2 | "C"E2 e4 dc | "G"d2B2 "D7"A3G | "G"G6 :| |:\ef | "G"gfed g3B | "Am"A2 g4 A2 | "Em"G3A "Bm"B2F2 | "Em"E2 e4 f2| \ "G"gfed g3B | "Am"A2A2 c3d | "C"e2B2 "D7"A3G | "G"G6 :| regards John
Chris Drinkwater Posted August 6, 2010 Posted August 6, 2010 (edited) Wondering if there is a tune called Newcastle Brown? If there is, I'll drink to that! Chris I have not found Newcastle Brown, so we might have to settle for Newcastle: X: 14571 T:Newcastle M:4/4 L:1/8 Q:200 B:The Round Band Book of Playford K:G A | "G"B2d2 "D7"G2A2 | "G"G3A G2D2 | "G"B2d2 G2d2 | "C"e2 g4 fe | \ "G"d2B2 A2G2 | "C"E2 e4 dc | "G"d2B2 "D7"A3G | "G"G6 :| |:\ef | "G"gfed g3B | "Am"A2 g4 A2 | "Em"G3A "Bm"B2F2 | "Em"E2 e4 f2| \ "G"gfed g3B | "Am"A2A2 c3d | "C"e2B2 "D7"A3G | "G"G6 :| regards John Thank you for that, John. And a very pretty tune it is, too, if I may say so. However, I have since come across a tune called Newcastle Beer, which is nearer still! Here is the ABC: X: 1 T:Newcastle Beer M:6/8 L:1/8 K:C G|ccC EFG|Adc(BA)B|ccCEFG|AcBc2G|ccCEFG|AdcBAB|ccCEFG|AdBC2||c|edc (ed)c| edc(ed)c|dBcdBc|dfed2d|ccCEFG|AdcBAB|ccCEFG|AdBc2|| Cheers! Chris Edited August 6, 2010 by Chris Drinkwater
AnnC Posted August 6, 2010 Posted August 6, 2010 BTW are you buying? Nay hinny, A've a Dipper ....... but if I ever win the lottery I've promised myself a concertina from every good maker there is ..... and a couple more Dippers
JimLucas Posted August 6, 2010 Posted August 6, 2010 ....... but if I ever win the lottery I've promised myself a concertina from every good maker there is ..... and a couple more Dippers Big Dipper and Little Dipper?
AnnC Posted August 6, 2010 Posted August 6, 2010 Big Dipper and Little Dipper? At least one Big Fruity sounding Bass certainly
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