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Good evening to all,
Wouldn't it be useful to add a category "Chromatic basses" in addition to diatonic and chromatic?
It would facilitate the research.
yvesg21
Wouldn't it be useful to add a category "Chromatic basses" in addition to diatonic and chromatic?
It would facilitate the research.
yvesg21
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Hello,
As I'm about to start learning chromatic basses, does anyone have a diagram of the left hand keyboard with the notes layout?
I have one for the standard basses, but not for the chromatic basses and it would be very useful to "visualize" the location of the notes at the beginning...
Thanks in advance!
Michelle
As I'm about to start learning chromatic basses, does anyone have a diagram of the left hand keyboard with the notes layout?
I have one for the standard basses, but not for the chromatic basses and it would be very useful to "visualize" the location of the notes at the beginning...
Thanks in advance!
Michelle
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Hello Accordeonia
in the tab ''Partitions'' you just have to search for ''clavier'' and you may find your happiness ....
Musically.
jmimi
in the tab ''Partitions'' you just have to search for ''clavier'' and you may find your happiness ....
Musically.
jmimi
DANY 14
23/07/2012
Hello Michelle ,
I have been using the chromatic bass part of my accordion for 3 to 4 years, I am currently on vacation and I do not have the possibility to scan the schematic of MY left keyboard, I say "MY" because I am not sure that there is only one configuration (the debate is open), but I will be back towards the end of the month, if you are still interested, I will send you a photocopy of the keyboard.
Hang on because at the beginning, it's quite confusing and it doesn't fit all by itself but when you play an Argentinian tango (for example), it has nothing to do with the traditional chords, it's as if you were "piloting" a bandoneon and there, you don't need to dance it to enjoy yourself, it's another thing...
I wish you a good evening.
Best wishes.
Daniel
I have been using the chromatic bass part of my accordion for 3 to 4 years, I am currently on vacation and I do not have the possibility to scan the schematic of MY left keyboard, I say "MY" because I am not sure that there is only one configuration (the debate is open), but I will be back towards the end of the month, if you are still interested, I will send you a photocopy of the keyboard.
Hang on because at the beginning, it's quite confusing and it doesn't fit all by itself but when you play an Argentinian tango (for example), it has nothing to do with the traditional chords, it's as if you were "piloting" a bandoneon and there, you don't need to dance it to enjoy yourself, it's another thing...
I wish you a good evening.
Best wishes.
Daniel
accordeonia
23/07/2012
Good evening Daniel,
Thank you, I have time, I will have my new accordion in a few weeks!
For now, I have an instrument on loan and I can find the notes by "trial and error" LOL!
I accept your proposal with pleasure.
Music@lement,
Michelle
Thank you, I have time, I will have my new accordion in a few weeks!
For now, I have an instrument on loan and I can find the notes by "trial and error" LOL!
I accept your proposal with pleasure.
Music@lement,
Michelle
accordeonia
23/07/2012
Good evening Jmimi,
I have looked at the left hand diagrams that are already uploaded on the site, but they are the standard bass diagrams.
I would like to look for the detailed chromatic bass schematic. I know it is a reflection of the right hand keyboard...but I have trouble visualizing it without a schematic.
Have a nice evening,
Music@lement,
Michelle
I have looked at the left hand diagrams that are already uploaded on the site, but they are the standard bass diagrams.
I would like to look for the detailed chromatic bass schematic. I know it is a reflection of the right hand keyboard...but I have trouble visualizing it without a schematic.
Have a nice evening,
Music@lement,
Michelle
hello Michelle
while waiting for a more precise information and
to get an idea, I have submitted a diagram ....
muZicalement !
jmimi
while waiting for a more precise information and
to get an idea, I have submitted a diagram ....
muZicalement !
jmimi
DANY 14
23/07/2012
Hello Michelle,
I just looked at the diagram of the chromatic bass keyboard submitted by Jmimi, it corresponds very exactly to my instrument, namely if there is no other as there are several configuration of right hand keyboard, I would not be surprised.
Good day.
Amicably
Daniel
I just looked at the diagram of the chromatic bass keyboard submitted by Jmimi, it corresponds very exactly to my instrument, namely if there is no other as there are several configuration of right hand keyboard, I would not be surprised.
Good day.
Amicably
Daniel
accordeonia
24/07/2012
Thank you Jmimi and Dany,
I have printed the diagram and it will help me a lot.
Have a nice day,
Music@lement,
Michelle
I have printed the diagram and it will help me a lot.
Have a nice day,
Music@lement,
Michelle
Thank you Wikipedia ....... thank you also for the scores that you have deposited ....
Do not forget to give to Julius what belongs to Caesar ... LOL
jmimi
Do not forget to give to Julius what belongs to Caesar ... LOL
jmimi
Hello, I'm taking back my accordion after a few years of inactivity. The problem is that I don't remember exactly how the chromatic keyboard works, or especially the order of the notes (I remember that there are major, minor, 7th and diminished 7th). I wanted to know if you had a summary table of the keys in chromatic.
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robinson 82
23/06/2012
Hello: Generally the basses are composed and not chromatic to have a diagram for the standard basses you mark left hand keyboard in the search area! Musically Robinson
jan
25/06/2012
hello marcus 113 I would like to point out that there is a table in the common pot "left hand tuning" sent by myself for chromatic accordion 120 or 80 basses if you don't find it I can put it again hoping that it will help you jan
Tenente Dan
25/06/2012
Hello; here are the classical basses of an accordion: main row, the basses: E flat B flat, F C G Re A E B, Fadièse C sharp and so on.
Lower rows: major, minor, seventh and diminished chords depending on the size of the accordion upper row: the third of each bass. Good work Dan
Hello, I'm in the process of learning the accordion and I can play "musette style". The only problem is that I'm missing the basses. I have a chromatic 4 row 6 bass. Thanks in advance.
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theo
27/03/2012
Hello to all, remx64 you ask for help...... 1° 6 basses ? or 60 basses You miss the basses or ? .... on the score or you want to be helped on the fingering and the positions.
remx64
29/03/2012
as for me, I'm a beginner I have a chromatic accordion 60 basses. and I would like to know what are the basses of accompaniment of style musette (doighté or other) all that could help me. thank you
Hello everyone, I am going to start playing the chromatic bass accordion, would anyone have some easy pieces, Thank you in advance.
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DANY 14
08/11/2011
Hello, you can take any piano score, the fingering is different (if it is noted on the score) but if you go to chromatic basses, I suppose that you already have a certain level on the accordion.You can also take accordion scores or simplified scores, you just have to put your chords or to break them down (arpeggios).
Good luck, at the beginning, it is not obvious at all, we are so used to the fact that the chords are ready made that it is a bit confusing, our left hand is not formatted for that when we had a traditional learning. Best regards Daniel
jodi
08/11/2011
Good evening There is also the Vol 1 "J'apprends l'accordéon" by Charles Demaele that I deposited a few months ago. Just type in the name of the composer. Good evening. Jodi Normally I should have the Vol 2 by the same composer, but where is it ?????
