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Nur nicht aus Liebe weinen (Just don't cry from love), song from the 1939 film "Es war eine rauschende Ballnacht." Composer: Theo Makceben Lyrics: Hans-Fritz Beckmann Adapted for accordion in Akkordeon Workshop 1 by Martina Schumeckers

A traditional Scottish (not Irish! it is mislabeled in the book) song, arranged by Martina Schumeckers in Akkordeon Workshop 1. Played on my Cavagnolo chromatic accordion (bassoon reed in cassotto).

A simple arrangement of this classic by Vincent Scotto and Jean Rodor from Akkordeon Workshop 1 by Martina Schumeckers. Played on my Cavagnolo chromatic accordion (double middle reeds).

The song "Mein kleiner, grüner Kaktus" was a hit song by the Comedian Harmonists. See: ruclips.net/video/HyqzJTNcygE/видео.html This is a simplified version for accordion arranged by Martina Schumeckers in her book Akkordeon Workshop 1.

Four more tunes from Akkordeon Workshop by Martina Schumeckers: Heute Hier, Morgen Dort (Here Today, There Tomorrow) by Hannes Wader, a German folk musician. The Wild Rover, a traditional Irish tune. Scarborough Fair, a traditional English folk song, maybe most famously sung by Simon and Garfunkel. Where Have All the Flowers Gone by folk singer Pete Seeger.

Three pieces from Akkordeon Workshop 1 by Martina Schumeckers: 1) Plaisir d'Amour (JP Florian / JPE Martini) played on my Cavagnolo 2) Tanz in A moll (Dance in A minor) by Martina Schumeckers, played on my Roland Fr-3xb 2) Für Christiane, a short waltz by Martina Schumeckers, also played on the Roland

Having switched from piano accordion to chromatic button accordion, I find myself rushing through practice material because I'm impatient to get to more interesting music. To counteract this bad habit, I've decided to start recording simple practice pieces, in order to force myself to slow down and master the basics instead of pushing myself to play music that is still too hard for me. In this ...

Schneewalzer performed on the Weltmeister 37 with Helikon Bass

La Reine de Paris by Gisela Probst (From Bal Musette, Holzschuh VR1753) Performed on a Weltmeister Monte 37 with Helikon bass

Bayrischer Ländler (from Ländler und Schuhplattler VHR504/A by Holzschuh) played on a Roland FR-1x using the Alpine accordion expansion sound bank. My first attempt at accompanying myself on the accordion.

Crucianelli 41 key 120 bass accordion 3/5 reeds

"Wer Kann Segeln" a traditional tune from Norway and Sweden, played on a Weltmeister Monte 37 Helikon accordion. Arrangement from "Akkordeon Workshop 1" by Martina Shumekcers, published by Holzschuh, VHR 1760.

Buxtehude Courent Zimble I