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#447408 - 02/25/18 08:09 PM Re: classical accordeon [Re: bruno123]
tony mads usa Offline
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Originally Posted By bruno123
Hey Tony behave!
John C.


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#447416 - 02/26/18 02:17 AM Re: classical accordeon [Re: Fran Carango]
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Accordion was my first instrument after the harmonica and before the organ. I have great respect for good players, but then, I like music other people might just laugh at. Who cares?
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#447436 - 02/26/18 07:44 AM Re: classical accordeon [Re: Bernie9]
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The accordion set the foundation for my life ... it got me into music, a profession I still enjoy today, it lead to my playing with the same band for 26 years, I met my wife at the accordion school, as a teenager I played in accordion orchestras in competitions and concerts in many different states - including one in Carnegie Hall, NY, ...
It is a beautiful instrument capable of being played in a W-I-D-E variety of music genres ...
It may not be for everyone, but then WHAT IS ???
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#447440 - 02/26/18 08:22 AM Re: classical accordeon [Re: Fran Carango]
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For me 6yrs old started playing accordion with a Master teacher... It has given me the foundation of all I know musically all my life...

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#447511 - 02/27/18 05:16 PM Re: classical accordeon [Re: Fran Carango]
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Beautiful rendition of a Variation by Bach for Accordion & Guitar. The guitar & accordion so different from each other go together very well because of the differences. For non accordion players the Hohner Gola Freebass in the video would cost more than $40,000. I played a standard Gola at a music store while I was traveling overseas. It was $35,000, but it didn't sound as good as my Titano.

If you want to skip the accordion solo, the duet starts at 3:25.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xwHaNElX2So


While at it,
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H0pTS-AgDfI
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#447512 - 02/27/18 05:28 PM Re: classical accordeon [Re: Fran Carango]
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I started on a Titano Accordion also great sound..thanx for the demo..


also Accordion is one the few "SOLO" instruments .....where you can do Three things at once, Rhythm, Solo, Vocal.......
think about it! wink


Edited by Dnj (02/27/18 05:31 PM)

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#447515 - 02/27/18 06:02 PM Re: classical accordeon [Re: Torch]
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Originally Posted By Torch
For non accordion players the Hohner Gola Freebass in the video would cost more than $40,000. I played a standard Gola at a music store while I was traveling overseas. It was $35,000, but it didn't sound as good as my Titano.


$35,000 - $40,000 for accordions, and we think arranger KBs are expensive ...

But when I think about it, in the early 1960's my SANO double tone chamber accordion cost $1,200 ... a LOT of money in those days ... but what a great sound ...
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