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Hello I need to mark certain notes in the right hand on a button accordion
What should I do? C? G?
And what technique should I use? Cross out the notes (with what?)
Use a transparent sticker? A "pearl"
Thank you for your advice.
What should I do? C? G?
And what technique should I use? Cross out the notes (with what?)
Use a transparent sticker? A "pearl"
Thank you for your advice.
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theo
30/11/2024
Hello Pinpin
Sometimes, for starters, you can find C and F, but it is possible to replace the knobs with ribbed knobs. (more aesthetic).
possibly here .
https://www.lamalleauxaccordeons.fr/fr/91-boutons
Sometimes, for starters, you can find C and F, but it is possible to replace the knobs with ribbed knobs. (more aesthetic).
possibly here .
https://www.lamalleauxaccordeons.fr/fr/91-boutons
pinpin
30/11/2024
Thanks a lot! Actually I'm not a beginner ... But I've been giving concerts recently .... and got lost once or twice .... Hence the need .... THANK YOU
daniel_35400
01/12/2024
Good evening, use self-adhesive binder sheets
Musically
Musically
DANY 14
05/12/2024
Hello, the notes most often marked are C and F. Avoid scratching the keys, use self-adhesive pads or scratch pads (thicker) instead.
Enjoy the music.
Enjoy the music.
pinpin
05/12/2024
I'm going to overdo it: where can I find this kind of pastille or scratch? Thanks a lot!
guingouin
12/12/2024
hello
contact Accordiola Cadence in Sarlat (Dpt 24)
contact Accordiola Cadence in Sarlat (Dpt 24)
Max_Jorant21
28/11/2024
Good evening.check if it's not a wiring problem, before changing the table.Sincerely.
Arthiris
28/11/2024
Good evening and thank you for your reply I'll have a look at it tomorrow but I'm thinking of changing it anyway
Kind regards
Kind regards
Hello, in which Genre are religious songs/music classified?
Thank you very much for your answer.
Thank you very much for your answer.
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Hello, I'm currently on the north irleande tour and I have a d minor to play. The D is the one next to the B flat. Where should I play my D minor?
Thank you for your time
Yours sincerely
Thank you for your time
Yours sincerely
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jphf51
09/12/2024
there's only one position for D minor in the left hand (between D major and D7), and there are several places for the D bass, depending on the chord progressions, to make fingering easier. Kind regards
Bonjour quelqu'un aurait-il la partition adaptation française de Crying in the chapel par Roger Miron Titre Une humbre chappelle.
Sung by Michèle Richard and also by Bob Robie.
Merci
Sung by Michèle Richard and also by Bob Robie.
Merci
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aristo08000
04/11/2024
Hello samray,
After a few hours of hard work, the score is now available on the P.A. website
Music@lement aristo08000
After a few hours of hard work, the score is now available on the P.A. website
Music@lement aristo08000
hello,
I started accordion 2 years ago with a teacher and a lot of personal work.
I started with the basics and mainly on the C major scale
The teacher pushed me to study the vast majority of scales, arpeggios and chords in major, minor and 2 hands.
What's more, in the minor mode, I need to know the Natural, Harmonic and Melodic scales. The aim is to master by heart all the scales, arpeggios and chords.
But also, with both hands in sync, as well as descending with the left hand and ascending with the right, and vice versa.
I understand this technical work, but I don't feel that this enormous amount of work is necessary for playing the instrument better. But I suppose my judgement is wrong.
If someone of good will could tell me 2 words about it and enlighten me It would be nice !!!!
Amicalement
I started accordion 2 years ago with a teacher and a lot of personal work.
I started with the basics and mainly on the C major scale
The teacher pushed me to study the vast majority of scales, arpeggios and chords in major, minor and 2 hands.
What's more, in the minor mode, I need to know the Natural, Harmonic and Melodic scales. The aim is to master by heart all the scales, arpeggios and chords.
But also, with both hands in sync, as well as descending with the left hand and ascending with the right, and vice versa.
I understand this technical work, but I don't feel that this enormous amount of work is necessary for playing the instrument better. But I suppose my judgement is wrong.
If someone of good will could tell me 2 words about it and enlighten me It would be nice !!!!
Amicalement
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Lelapinsauvage1956
28/10/2024
Good evening, yes it's very good, but not motivating! I gave lessons to an 11 year old who had never touched an accordion, with the chromatic accordion method 1st year by Médard Ferrero and the scores. After a year, he was playing 10 scores! cordially
yoyodu77
01/11/2024
Hello Do you want to become a concert performer? Follow the advice of your teacher, who may only see in you a wallet on legs or may have detected in you a future Verchuren. Otherwise, just enjoy playing the scores on PA and you'll quickly find your level.
Hello,
I've been looking for a music stand to attach to my accordion for a long time. Having never found one, I finally cobbled one together. I can attach an iPad Mini (7.9") or an iPad (10.2"), but it's heavier.
To use Piascore (or other software), it's really handy with a page-turner on the foot.
Can't figure out how to add photos to illustrate, sorry about that.
I've been looking for a music stand to attach to my accordion for a long time. Having never found one, I finally cobbled one together. I can attach an iPad Mini (7.9") or an iPad (10.2"), but it's heavier.
To use Piascore (or other software), it's really handy with a page-turner on the foot.
Can't figure out how to add photos to illustrate, sorry about that.
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Hello to all,
Can anyone tell me the title of this waltz played by ROMAIN Pruvost?
Thank you in advance
Can anyone tell me the title of this waltz played by ROMAIN Pruvost?
Thank you in advance
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CASALIS
26/09/2024
Bonjour ,
This is very much in the style of a musette waltz by Eric Bouvelle
This is very much in the style of a musette waltz by Eric Bouvelle
BARCY
29/09/2024
Hello, Casalis is right, it's a waltz written by Eric Bouvelle and Claude Barbottin: it's called perce neige. Needless to say, it can also be found on this site P.A. ;o) https://www.partitions-accordeon.com/partitions/perce+neige. Kind regards.
POPPY2019
30/09/2024
Many thanks to you
Hello
There's no such thing as a small profit. The KARAOKE MUSETTE website, run by Maurice LARCANGE's son, offers or used to offer all his father's scores, often handwritten, as well as those of many other famous accordionists in the musette field. The scores were offered for sale at 20 euro cents. However, only bank transfers were accepted, which were only possible for a minimum of 1 euro. As shipping was direct via e-mail, it was easy to buy 5 scores. Audio files were also offered, but at a slightly higher price, with or without the orchestrated playback version. Today, it's simpler but more expensive. All scores are now available on the PLANETEPARTITIONS website, with Mp3 and PB files for download...but at a price of 5 euros per score.
https://www.planetepartitions.com/fr/valse-et-boston/92433-44381-la-valse-inattendue.html#/4-format-papier_envoi_postal
There's no such thing as a small profit. The KARAOKE MUSETTE website, run by Maurice LARCANGE's son, offers or used to offer all his father's scores, often handwritten, as well as those of many other famous accordionists in the musette field. The scores were offered for sale at 20 euro cents. However, only bank transfers were accepted, which were only possible for a minimum of 1 euro. As shipping was direct via e-mail, it was easy to buy 5 scores. Audio files were also offered, but at a slightly higher price, with or without the orchestrated playback version. Today, it's simpler but more expensive. All scores are now available on the PLANETEPARTITIONS website, with Mp3 and PB files for download...but at a price of 5 euros per score.
https://www.planetepartitions.com/fr/valse-et-boston/92433-44381-la-valse-inattendue.html#/4-format-papier_envoi_postal
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