Recent Concertina Videos

[Bruce McCaskey]

I had some time this morning so thought I'd post links to selected YouTube videos uploaded in the last seven days:

 

The first reveals something I was unaware of, Myron Floren could play concertina!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mUwTnpeXLVw

 

 

The April tune of the month "Waltz from Boda" - (perhaps listed elsewhere on this forum?)

 

 

Concertina by the campfire - Little Brown Jug

 

 

Can't see the concertina, but I thought this was worth a look for the vocalist.

Einstein and the Concertina

If you want more:

 

 

I don't know quite how to catagorize this one, so I'll just say it's very unusual. Aside from the sound track, a concertina does make brief appearances at about the 3 minute point, again twice around 4:20 and at the end. Not my kind of music, but I wish I knew what this was about.

Perverse Person Concertina

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vsV_c-62saM

 

 

The Fabulous Gen Echo Open Band (includes concertina)

 

 

From the 2012 Bath Folk Festival

The Flying Toads

 

 

Juneau Folk Arts - On a Baritone English

 

 

I admit this one is a "ringer" (not the kind of concertina this forum is home to), but I included it in admiration for the enthusiam and hardiness of the player, on a parade float in what is clearly very cold weather. The first minute of the video centers on the player.

 

Buffalo Dyngus Day Parade

[Daniel Bradbury]

If Myron is playing that concertina , well, I'll eat his hat!

[Guest mglamb]

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Edited August 10, 2013 by mglamb

[Jim Besser]

I had some time this morning so thought I'd post links to selected YouTube videos uploaded in the last seven days:

 

The Fabulous Gen Echo Open Band (includes concertina)

 

I guess that's me somewhere in the infamous Glen Echo Wall of Sound.

 

Also in this. It's been a busy few months and about to get busier!

Edited April 18, 2013 by Jim Besser

[Bruce McCaskey]

If Myron is playing that concertina, well, I'll eat his hat!

I did notice that his concertina sounds exactly like his accordion...