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There seems to be several examples of the JACKIE available on the Internet, not so much the JACK. The one I can find is not very good, and a slow tune to boot.

 

Can folks point me to JACK samples? I'd like to hear the differenc between the standard and the baritone.

 

Tnx!

Posted

There seems to be several examples of the JACKIE available on the Internet, not so much the JACK. The one I can find is not very good, and a slow tune to boot.

 

Can folks point me to JACK samples? I'd like to hear the differenc between the standard and the baritone.

 

Tnx!

Hi Eric

 

There are two in this thread:

http://www.concertina.net/forums/index.php?showtopic=7283

 

There aren't many out there.

 

Thanks

Leo

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Hi Eric

 

There are two in this thread:

http://www.concertina.net/forums/index.php?showtopic=7283

 

There aren't many out there.

 

Thanks

Leo

Thanks for that link, Leo, but I still only saw (after checking twice) the one JACK (the same one google found) in that list.

 

This one:

Chantal Noppen Demonstrate the Jack Baritone Concertina

http://www.youtube.c...NzEDCKnE&fmt=18

 

Thanks anyway: that's a valuable comparison resource.

Posted

Hi Eric,

 

I have a Jack, and although I'm not the most adept player in the world, I posted this little tune on it the other day:

 

http://www.concertina.net/forums/index.php?showtopic=13718

 

That doesn't go very low, though - except for the low F#, all the notes in it are ones that the Jackie has also. The lowest notes on the Jack are pretty slow to respond, so I doubt you'd be able to play a fast tune on them that would come out sounding like anything anyone would want to listen to.

 

I don't have time right now, but later I can try to make a little recording showing what I mean.

Posted

Here you go - here's the same tune played in 3 different keys. I think this pretty well shows the responsiveness (or lack thereof) over the whole range.

 

How much of this is due to the instrument and how much is due to my playing is left as an exercise for the reader.

blue eyed stranger.mp3

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