I am a little disappointed by the number of scores for diatonic accordion, that is to say very few ... I just paid 15 € for not much, frankly it is exaggerated
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Unknown
09/08/2013
hello
a nieme return on the (exorbitant) participation of 15 € which is a minimal participation in the operating costs of the site and not a "payment" of "I don't know how many" scores.
By scores I think you mean tablatures.
As for the number of "scores" for diatos, it is undoubtedly related to the number of players of this instrument, which is more limited than the chroma in technical terms.
It should also be noted, without passing judgment, that the diato is often chosen by musician friends who find, or think they find, an easy solution.
The choice of pieces available for this instrument is therefore too often reduced to a repertoire of "sea shanties / folk dances" that other instrumentalists do not have.
It would obviously be desirable that the diatonic players set an example by depositing what they have.
It is also possible to make specific requests for scores, many members are always present for research.
And it is also possible, and recommended, to take advantage of the phenomenal choice of scores of all levels and for all instruments and to convert them into tablature.
If you find yourself a bit overwhelmed by these manipulations, send me a personal message and I will be able to help you as best as possible.
And to finish a little wink to the JJ, nothing prevents a diatonic player to read a conventional score and play a G instead of a 6, and all the worries disappear ;)
Welcome on P-A where you will find your happiness for sure
friendly
JJ
a nieme return on the (exorbitant) participation of 15 € which is a minimal participation in the operating costs of the site and not a "payment" of "I don't know how many" scores.
By scores I think you mean tablatures.
As for the number of "scores" for diatos, it is undoubtedly related to the number of players of this instrument, which is more limited than the chroma in technical terms.
It should also be noted, without passing judgment, that the diato is often chosen by musician friends who find, or think they find, an easy solution.
The choice of pieces available for this instrument is therefore too often reduced to a repertoire of "sea shanties / folk dances" that other instrumentalists do not have.
It would obviously be desirable that the diatonic players set an example by depositing what they have.
It is also possible to make specific requests for scores, many members are always present for research.
And it is also possible, and recommended, to take advantage of the phenomenal choice of scores of all levels and for all instruments and to convert them into tablature.
If you find yourself a bit overwhelmed by these manipulations, send me a personal message and I will be able to help you as best as possible.
And to finish a little wink to the JJ, nothing prevents a diatonic player to read a conventional score and play a G instead of a 6, and all the worries disappear ;)
Welcome on P-A where you will find your happiness for sure
friendly
JJ
slade
09/08/2013
Hello,
there are indeed more scores for chromatic accordion than diatonic. It is also possible to make transpositions from chromatic to diatonic.
I am sorry that you are disappointed, nevertheless before paying the 15 euros you had the possibility at any time to consult the list of diatonic scores.
Sincerely,
Slade
there are indeed more scores for chromatic accordion than diatonic. It is also possible to make transpositions from chromatic to diatonic.
I am sorry that you are disappointed, nevertheless before paying the 15 euros you had the possibility at any time to consult the list of diatonic scores.
Sincerely,
Slade
