stevejay Posted April 12, 2008 Posted April 12, 2008 (edited) ExodusDeep in your heart you love the MELODICA.. it's ok... we understand....free at last.. Or better yetclick HERE a little Tequila on a low budget. These instruments are like the ones in a kids playroom. For that I applaud him Yes this is not concertina related, the powers that be are free to remove.. Edited April 13, 2008 by stevejay
Dirge Posted April 12, 2008 Posted April 12, 2008 You're right, the Tequila one is brilliant. My mum won't let me see the one with melodions it; she says it'll give me bad dreams.
Lester Bailey Posted April 12, 2008 Posted April 12, 2008 ExodusDeep in your heart you love the melodeon.. it's ok... we understand....free at last.. Or better yetclick HERE a little Tequila on a low budget. These instruments are like the ones in a kids playroom. For that I applaud him Yes this is not concertina related, the powers that be are free to remove.. Its a Melodica not a melodeon You're right, the Tequila one is brilliant. My mum won't let me see the one with melodions it; she says it'll give me bad dreams. It's melodeon not melodion There I feel better now
David Barnert Posted April 12, 2008 Posted April 12, 2008 I love it. I play at least that many instruments, and I've often daydreamed about putting together a tape like this guy. Call me a control freak. Which reminds me. Joke from recent "Prairie Home Companion Joke Show": Roy Blount, Jr.: Knock knock Garrison Keillor: Who's there? Roy Blount, Jr.: Control freak. Now you say "Control freak who?"
stevejay Posted April 13, 2008 Author Posted April 13, 2008 (edited) I love it. I play at least that many instruments, and I've often daydreamed about putting together a tape like this guy. Call me a control freak. Which reminds me. Joke from recent "Prairie Home Companion Joke Show": Roy Blount, Jr.: Knock knock Garrison Keillor: Who's there? Roy Blount, Jr.: Control freak. Now you say "Control freak who?" Then you'll want to bring it to the streets Edited April 13, 2008 by stevejay
Stephen Chambers Posted April 18, 2008 Posted April 18, 2008 (edited) ExodusDeep in your heart you love the melodeon.. it's ok... we understand....free at last.. Or better yetclick HERE a little Tequila on a low budget. These instruments are like the ones in a kids playroom. For that I applaud him Its a Melodica not a melodeon T'is, but only 'cos it's made by Hohner and Melodica is their trade-mark, so other firms who make melodicas have to call them by different names (usually starting with Melod...) like Melody Horn, Melodyman or (yes) even Melodeon. You're right, the Tequila one is brilliant. My mum won't let me see the one with melodions it; she says it'll give me bad dreams. It's melodeon not melodion Melodeon has become the accepted spelling, but formerly melodion was just as common in published sources such as tutor books, catalogues etc. Indeed the latter spelling could be considered advantageous, to differentiate between the button accordion and the older American reed-organ called a melodeon... There I feel better now Edited April 24, 2008 by Stephen Chambers
ragtimer Posted May 26, 2008 Posted May 26, 2008 ExodusDeep in your heart you love the MELODICA.. it's ok... we understand....free at last.. Or better yetclick HERE a little Tequila on a low budget. These instruments are like the ones in a kids playroom. For that I applaud him Yes this is not concertina related, the powers that be are free to remove.. Did you notice his playing technique (fingering) on the Melodica? He uses his RH for the naturals, and the LH crawls up the other side for the sharps and flats. Sort of like playing EC. I have a Melodica with a more normal piano-type keyboard, so probably couldn't finger it like this. But I thought that was cool -- and more relevant to this Net, being like EC. Anyway, his multi-tracking editing is awesome. --Mike K.
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