hello to you . I'm looking for an old accordion strap. Let me explain: when I started playing the accordion, I had straps with a back ring with 4 belts equipped with 4 metal hooks that allowed me to remove and hang my accordion without help. Here, I have a Roland accordion with comfortable straps still attached to the accordion, with an addition with clips to hold my straps together at the back. If you have this model, please let me know. Thank you in advance. Musically
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MacBernard
12/02/2024
Same case for me. My Cavagnolo had been modified to accommodate these famous X-shaped straps. They still work. For my FR4 Roland, I simply put a black elastic band (25 mm wide) that my wife sewed onto the straps. It's sewn in such a way that it slides over the straps. This system ensures that the straps stay in place on my shoulders and don't slip or fall off. The only (minor) drawback is that you have to thread your head through the part between the top of the straps and the elastic, but I manage it without a problem.
julo59G
12/02/2024
bonjour . Merci de votre réponse . I found the solution: instead of an elastic band like you put, after adjusting to my comfort, in the back I sewed a leather band 50 mm wide by my shoemaker to prevent the straps from falling off. On the other hand, I put 4 carabiners with rotating heads on the ends of each strap for quicker fastening. Simply attach these to the accordion fasteners. In this way, the set of straps is no longer permanently attached to the accordion. All this brings my first straps with ring and hooks closer together. May this be of use to other accordionists. Good reception Thank you
Hello,I am selling accordion straps that are still in their packaging.you can see pictures on "le Bon Coin".good day to all...Martinejane
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slade
20/05/2019
Hello, I invite you to post this in the classified ads section. Sincerely,Slade
martinejane
20/05/2019
Good evening Slade,Thank you for this advice,Good eveningMartinejane
Article published on this great man :On the accordion planet, everyone knows Dany Maurice. And Dany also knows everyone. A smiling, tireless little man. His age? It doesn't matter. For more than half a century, we have come across him wherever the instrument stretches its bellows. A multi-faceted artist, he has made a career as an entertainer with Charley Bazin, Marcel Azzola and Jacques Hélian. A party in his honorHe even had his own orchestra. And if he doesn't play the "piano à bretelles", he writes thousands of pages relating his career and his encounters in the course of already four books on the theme of the accordion.Dany was last Saturday in the city center where a small friendly party was given in his honor by six of his long-time Maximois friends: Jacques Bordechon, Michel Gobino, Maïté Sbero, Jean Senes, Michel and Roland Warembourg. Because if Dany has, in his youth, been a pepper grinder, a bricklayer, a window washer, he found himself on the stage thanks to his friends, his talent and his legendary good mood. Everyone remembers that "he is a jovial host, with a quick tongue and anecdote on the lips, noisemaker, presenter, comedian, mime ... and also a lover of pistou soup and lasagna. "For his part, the host, who stayed thirty-five years in the city of Preconil, recalls the key moments: " In 1936, I met "for the first time an accordionist, Maurice Alexander. I fell in love with this instrument. In 1947, I became an entertainer and, three years later, I became friends with Daniel Laget, "Monsieur Muscle", who ran the "Paris-Plage". In 1958, he was part of Jacques Hélian's training team for five years, during which he travelled the world. In 1960, at the request of Raymond Ventura, he returned to Barclay's and set up his own orchestra with some very good musicians. The adventure will last until 1970. Then, from 1971 to 1981, he accompanied the accordionist Marcel Azzola. Retirement? A word that he ignores. The proof. He travels the roads of France and Europe presenting accordion festivals, including that of Les Gêts in Haute-Savoie. Today, he manages his own publishing house and has just celebrated the 400th song, "Gentleman en roulette courte", with Pierre Roussat, composer, pianist and bass player in Paris and Ludovic Beïer, great jazzman.In addition, in partnership with Maurice B, a CD has just been released in homage to Claude Nougaro: "Nougalouse". The lyrics are by Monette Gautier and the music is by Christian Coupas and Dany Maurice.about a possible retirement, he exclaims: " Never! No, no, I don't want to stop. Adopted by a plethora of stars, Dany is faithful to his friends. Adopted by a host of stars, Dany is loyal to his friends, and he has just proved it once again by sharing with his fellow Maximians the memories of a time that those under twenty years of age have never known.
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Hello to all ! I introduce myself, my nickname is "Marco". I live in the 21, soon in the 39. Passionate about music, I practice the accordion since the age of 7 years (I have soon 53 years!). I started to play the piano at the age of 23 years by learning alone. I took lessons from a piano teacher for 2 years, and since then I work alone ... I learn the dry guitar for 2 years, still all alone, it is not easy for a former pianist with suspenders! I own a 120 bass accordion that I inherited from my late father which has now become a collector's instrument : it's a HOHNER ATLANTIC 3 from 1975 that I had completely restored at the HOHNER factory in Semur en Auxois . It has a nice sound and I still play regularly with it. My piano is a beautiful PLEYEL P 170 with tail 174 cm long. My guitar is an ADMIRA ROSARIO , a classical dry guitar that sounds quite good, enough to start with . See you soon on the forum and on the site for research of scores . May the music be good !
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Hello marcordeon
I was going to say hello neighbor...(I am near Genlis).
Welcome on the site of PA, you should find a lot of interesting and diverse scores...
Good music and hope to see you soon ....
jmimi
I was going to say hello neighbor...(I am near Genlis).
Welcome on the site of PA, you should find a lot of interesting and diverse scores...
Good music and hope to see you soon ....
jmimi
gregory
09/01/2013
Hello Marcordeon
Welcome among us, have a great dayGreg
Welcome among us, have a great dayGreg
slade
09/01/2013
Hello and welcome :)
