Regondi

[Nanette Hooker]

I have scanned my copy of Regondi's tutor "New Method for the Concertina", and uploaded it to my webpage here

 

I think this is a great book so I have made it available to anyone who wants it.

[P Carr]

I have scanned my copy of Regondi's tutor "New Method for the Concertina", and uploaded it to my webpage here

 

I think this is a great book so I have made it available to anyone who wants it.

 

That is so lovely of you!

 

When I was looking for a copy a few weeks ago, Allan Atlas very kindly sent me a photocopy in the post - but this wiill make it much more accessible for more people.

 

The exercises are well worth working on, imho.

 

Thanks heaps,

 

Pamela

[swift]

Thanks so much! It seems to have a different approach from the Wheatstone and the Butler books I already have.

Geoff Truelove

[Ex Libris]

Many thanks Nanette - this is very generous of you.

 

I also enjoyed looking at the pictures of your splendid concertinas - do you have a favourite? I, too, have Lachenel and Wheatstone intruments and enjoy them for different reasons: the Edeophone as it's such a looker and for it's sweet tone, particularly on single note tunes; the Aeola for it's playability and juicy chord playing, and my 48 key Wheastone as it was my 21st birthday from my late grandfather - so that's very special too!

 

I look forward to getting my fingers round Regondi's exercises!

 

Jeremy

[Leo]

Hi Nanette

 

Thanks I appreciate it.

 

Leo