Owen Anderson Posted March 14 Posted March 14 Well, that's a new one: https://www.accordioncraftacademy.com/en/courses/concertina-do-it-yourself DIY concertina-making class in Castelfidardo, Italy. Maybe this is what became of some of the Stagi concertina-making?
pinnman Posted March 14 Posted March 14 All at a paltry 1600 euros!!! Why bother buying a Busker when you can make your own for the same money? Then, again, I might just be given to second thoughts.
Lappy Posted March 14 Posted March 14 That’s how many canadian pesos I I paid for my Concertina Connection Troubadour ! That would be an interesting course to attend but I would have to save my weekly allowance for a decade before I could go.
Don Taylor Posted March 14 Posted March 14 You too can make your own Stagi using genuine Stagi parts for only 1600 euros!
Daniel Hersh Posted March 15 Posted March 15 12 hours ago, Owen Anderson said: Well, that's a new one: https://www.accordioncraftacademy.com/en/courses/concertina-do-it-yourself DIY concertina-making class in Castelfidardo, Italy. Maybe this is what became of some of the Stagi concertina-making? I was wondering about that too. Accordion Craft Academy seems legitimate based on posts about them on accordion forums, but this looks like their first concertina class.
Jake Middleton-Metcalfe Posted March 15 Posted March 15 That's quite interesting, it sounds like a fun experience. It's worth remembering that the instrument will probably be quite representative of Italian made Concertinas in general and as such probably this should be viewed as a fun experience rather than a cheap way to get an excellent instrument if you get my drift.
Alex West Posted March 15 Posted March 15 Interesting that it's being held in the Victoria Accordions showroom. Victoria are a top maker of piano and continental button accordions. Alex West
alex_holden Posted March 15 Posted March 15 51 minutes ago, Jake Middleton-Metcalfe said: It's worth remembering that the instrument will probably be quite representative of Italian made Concertinas in general and as such probably this should be viewed as a fun experience rather than a cheap way to get an excellent instrument if you get my drift. Also I doubt you'll be making a Crane duet like the one pictured in the advert. 1
SIMON GABRIELOW Posted March 15 Posted March 15 Ooh there's a lovely looking cake shop nearby if you like, to go with your accordion making😊
Stephen Chambers Posted March 15 Posted March 15 1 hour ago, alex_holden said: ... I doubt you'll be making a Crane duet like the one pictured in the advert. More-likely an Italian-style 46-key Hayden duet I'd reckon... 🙄
jgarber760 Posted March 15 Posted March 15 From their info for the courses: Choose your Style Anglo 30-button (G/C tuning) – Perfect for folk and traditional tunes! English 30-button – Ideal for classical and versatile playing! Duet 46-button – Great for complex harmonies and accompaniment! ———— from their post on Facebook they said Victoris is planning to make a line of concertinas. I don’t see their website though except for this course.
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