A Few Video Tutorials For English

[Steve Wilson]

G'day All,

 

I've finally posted some tutorials on my website to explain a bit about how I accompany songs. They are at

 

http://www.concertinaman.net/tutorials.html

 

Some may find them useful.

 

Cheers Steve.

[linrose]

Enjoyed it! Thanks!

[Eddy]

Thanks a lot for your sharing! The .pdf wheel is very useful

[Patrick Scannell]

Absolutely delightful! Thanks.

And I play duet.

[Bob Michel]

These are terrific, Steve. Most generous of you to make and post them.

 

I can't seem to watch one of your videos without wondering just a little if I should have chosen the English system after all...

 

Bob Michel

Near Philly

Edited March 31, 2016 by Bob Michel

[donmcl]

Thanks Steve..

 

Donald

[Steve Wilson]

I can't seem to watch one of your videos without wondering just a little if I should have chosen the English system after all...

 

Bob Michel

Near Philly

 

Oh no Bob, your anglo playing is a delight. Well on second thought you could acquire and play an english as well! After the NFF at Easter I've become inspired to have a go at anglo. I do play a button accordion so anglo should be a snack, the only concern being spreading one's time too thinly. That's why I stopped playing accordion and banjo and all the rest of 'em.

[VIN]

Speaking as a novice I have to say a big thank you!, this is exactly the type of thing that helps us beginners start to understand the EC a little more, if you have done anything else along the same easy going lines I for one would be very happy to see it,

 

Ta very much, Vin.

[Rod]

Well done Steve. An object lesson in how to produce a really impressive, effective, attractive and well designed instruction video. Good luck. Rod

[Mary B]

Steve, thanks for posting these lessons. They have inspired me to try chords on my English.

I have only used it for melody lines so far in the past five years.

 

After playing the English for a year, I bought a Crane duet to use for song accompaniment.

Your techniques will be useful on both instruments.

 

I recently bought a G/D anglo that I like for the ease of playing chords in those two keys, which suit my voice.

Unfortunately, I am proof that spreading oneself too thin does not make for an expert in anything.

[Kelteglow]

Thanks Steve I have been singing with my Anglo for a while and found your lessons brilliant ! Bob