Hello to you; accordionist friends. I wanted to thank from the bottom of my heart our friend Manu Maugain for sharing his qualities through the methods he has designed for beginners as well as for experienced accordionists. After having contacted him by phone, I ordered on Play Music "Jazz improvisation on accordion" that I have just received. This one is full of ideas, and knows a great wealth, in term of solfeggio; for the one or the other, who dreams of composing his own music or arranging already built pieces. If I dare to promote this precise method, it is because I know that many members have the desire to create; Manu gives through his research, the keys allowing to cross the step of the creativity, with its rules of construction. On behalf of all of us, I congratulate this very talented artist, who puts the fruit of his work at our disposal. Thank you Manu for this album!
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robin
16/08/2017
good evening my friend marceau..... I confirm it jack .... manu is a great .... of the accordion I am glad to follow him in morteau where he lives.....sa kindness his knowledge.... I am filled with it..... he perfected himself,,,, with tony fallone...in dijon.. bonne soiree a toi ..,,, jack robin....
Hello,
We are an accordion ensemble of 13 musicians (D'un Commun Accord based in Eloie) and are looking for scores / orchestrations to play with several voices + basses. We like classical medleys and famous tunes from around the world.
Do you have any ideas to suggest to us?
Thank you and have a great year, musically speaking :)
We are an accordion ensemble of 13 musicians (D'un Commun Accord based in Eloie) and are looking for scores / orchestrations to play with several voices + basses. We like classical medleys and famous tunes from around the world.
Do you have any ideas to suggest to us?
Thank you and have a great year, musically speaking :)
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Unknown
13/01/2016
Hello Yannis. How to answer your suggestion??? a set of 13 accordions at the level of a club, if I may say. Here there are two or three accordions (orchestration or not). You would have to ask some accordion clubs. Here there is : Moustique; who can help you; she has two clubs, including one of virtuosity, as much to say that she and her daughter are great accordionists. Contact her by mail, you will see she is very nice and helpful. Being helpless in this sense, I wish you to find your happiness. Regards Adler .
Hello
I'm looking for ideas of pieces that I could play for a wedding procession; something quite young and lively. I would also like to have an idea of a nice waltz and march for the opening of a bridal shower. Thank you Helene
I'm looking for ideas of pieces that I could play for a wedding procession; something quite young and lively. I would also like to have an idea of a nice waltz and march for the opening of a bridal shower. Thank you Helene
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dan95
15/02/2013
Hello helene3,
I don't know your level but why don't you start with the beginning, that is to say a recital of 2 or 3 pieces up there near the church organ.
I was 16 years old at the time and we were 5 accordionists playing pieces like "adagio cantabile" that I put on the website and I still have a fond memory of it-what an acoustic.there is only the embarrassment of choice with the compositions arranged for various levels of Bach, Mozart, Beethoven.... and the guests will remain amazed.
Then as marches I think of "Under the double eagle" and the waltzes of Vienna to then better rebound on a repertory musette or varieties.
This is just one opinion among others.
Daniel
I don't know your level but why don't you start with the beginning, that is to say a recital of 2 or 3 pieces up there near the church organ.
I was 16 years old at the time and we were 5 accordionists playing pieces like "adagio cantabile" that I put on the website and I still have a fond memory of it-what an acoustic.there is only the embarrassment of choice with the compositions arranged for various levels of Bach, Mozart, Beethoven.... and the guests will remain amazed.
Then as marches I think of "Under the double eagle" and the waltzes of Vienna to then better rebound on a repertory musette or varieties.
This is just one opinion among others.
Daniel
Bravo Dan...!
I see that you have done in the chic ... Congratulations !
It's true that everything depends on the level of the musicians ... (without being pejorative) !
I find your idea very good ...
Best wishes
jmimi
I see that you have done in the chic ... Congratulations !
It's true that everything depends on the level of the musicians ... (without being pejorative) !
I find your idea very good ...
Best wishes
jmimi
dan95
15/02/2013
Thank you jmimi,
At your service. For you it will always be free.
Have a nice day.
Daniel
At your service. For you it will always be free.
Have a nice day.
Daniel
Unknown
15/02/2013
Thank you It's true that an accordion in a church sounds great. But for this occasion, there is no church. I'll write it down for a next time, giving me time to work on the piece. Hélène
Unknown
15/02/2013
hi
another opportunity to notice that an advice is never simple because we don't have all the elements of analysis,
in other words a request is useless ;)
but no !!! we are happy anyway
in this case :
let's be crazy !!!
church not church ?
"new marriage" or not ? no comment
age of the bride and groom ;) yes !!!
level of zicos, or not ;)
number of guests ?
requirements of the bride and groom, the parents, the priest, and so on
not simple at all
a solution :
to limit oneself to please the bride and groom as far as one can musically, and then basta
signed : JJ who has often struggled in this context
another opportunity to notice that an advice is never simple because we don't have all the elements of analysis,
in other words a request is useless ;)
but no !!! we are happy anyway
in this case :
let's be crazy !!!
church not church ?
"new marriage" or not ? no comment
age of the bride and groom ;) yes !!!
level of zicos, or not ;)
number of guests ?
requirements of the bride and groom, the parents, the priest, and so on
not simple at all
a solution :
to limit oneself to please the bride and groom as far as one can musically, and then basta
signed : JJ who has often struggled in this context
