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Wow! Hats off to you - a virtuoso performance!

Bravo! Very good music from a very good musician!

Awesome

molto bravo come fisarmonicista ma tutte quelle mosse e sorrisi lo fanno sembrare un pagliaccio che si esibisce al circo

Vielen Dank für dieses Video.

Thanks for uploading this Paul. I've been listening to Friedrich Lips for years. About two years ago I had the opportunity to try out my friend's Jupiter bayan tuned accordion, the same instrumental brand Friedrich Lips plays. Now I've been lucky to play accordions that most people haven't even heard of like Cooperfisa. Not a household name in the accordion community but they sound great and practically paly ;themselves and that's saying a lot. But my friend's Jupiter bayan, made in Russia, has to be the most superior instrument in the entire accordion family. I never knew the accordion was capable of such expression until I played his Jupiter. The reeds are amazing. I don't know how much time you have in your day but, for example, go to the channel PANtonale and listen to Yuri Shishkin play Rhapsody in Blue. His reeds are superior and what he does with them is magic. That's all for now Paul. And please, let me know how you are doing. Blessings. Richard

Well executed and not boring

Csárdás is not a Gypsy music, it is a traditional Hungarian folk dance (its name comes from the word csárda, meaning tavern).

Gefällt mir sehr gut.

the name of the performer is Roberto Enzo

Searching for pieces from books 8,9 and 10 of Palmer Hughes ,I found again your excellent performance, looking so relaxed-although standing-especially the bellows shake! I wish you could present some educational material from book 10! Thank you very much for your really precious job in this channel !

Excellent job, Paul! Haydn sounds great on free-bass accordion

amazing play! where could I get the sheet? thanks!

superb

Espectacular

Very good.

You are a really great accordionist and musician,following the path of great teachers of this holly instrument and being one of them. Greetings from Greece !

Prachtige techniek! Genieten!

Awesome.

This has always been a favourite of mine, brilliantly performed!

WOW, what a ride, fabulous!

Fantastic arrangement, love it!

Sensational performance!

I'm so pleased and delighted to find this recording here as I first heard it when I was around 20 years old and have love it ever since. I'm now 80 and still play and teach accordion in Australia. Great music is my life.

Haven't heard this on accordion since 1983 (in Seattle). Well played rendition of a difficult piece. Nice dynamic variences.

Felicitări și tot respectul!

Straordinario!!!!!!!. grandioso!!!!!!.

E' uno schifo

"The Grand Canyon Suite" is NOT, by any definition, a "jazz" composition.

Me acuerdo en los años 50 versión trompeta por Rafael Méndez, grabado en discos de 78rpm. Un lujo musical.

Ein wahrer Künstler!

Все еще прекрасно звучите!

This is a beautiful rendition of a difficult piece of music. I did listen to you play this yesterday as soon as I received notification and decided to play my accordion along with you. It took me several times to get it right before I was in harmony. I learned this caprice in 1957 when I got it from Pietro Diero Jr.'s publications. I bought a lot of music from him way back then and still have it all today. If I put all the music I bought from Diero Publications in one box, it would weigh over 100 pounds. But I have two different transcriptions of this caprice, one Pietro Diero Sr. did of Puccini and another transcription by Liszt of Puccini. I'd never heard of the Shimchik transcription before. There's a lot of free sheet music online. Did you find Shimchik's transcription in the free stuff? When it comes to buying sheet music these days, I have no clue where to even begin because what shows up is a lot of free stuff which then become quite repetitious. I really like the sound of your Sonola. That sound is really special like my 11 treble registers Gold Series Scandalli of the 1950's. It just has that special tone in the reeds that doesn't sound like the usual accordion does. Speaking of special sound, there's an uploader named Willy Malaroda who plays a bayan tuned Mengascini. His latest upload is called Harlem Nocturne. Go listen to that and tell me if you don't hear a distinct saxophone sound in his reeds. Well Paul, that's it for the moment. Glad you have your Sonola back in great condition after missing it for 8 months and thank you for that wonderful caprice. May the Blessings Be, Richard.

Come sempre un grande Maestro in fisarmonica fratello Paul,ho notato che hai fatto rinascere la bellissima Sonola,e fantastica Dio ti benedica pienamente

Hello Paul, my Dad (akkordeonplayer) fell in love with your version of Baby Elefant walk. Is there a possibility that you would share your notes with him? Greets, Karina

WOW ! Bravo si mi !

Excelente

fantastic piece. Is there a way I could get the sheets for that?

Muy bueno

I agree that John was the foremost serradella accordionist (tied with Galla-Rini). In 1970 I had the privilege of performing on the same program with John in Vancouver Camarda, he was great! Also, he played Bacchanale that evening.

Danke für die Veröffentlichung. Tolle Interpretation.

Umm. Wow! Now this is what I call FOCUS. Fortunately I had a very good music teacher who grounded me in musical theory and technical practice but he also weeded out my physical and psychological weaknesses. He confided that my confidence is naturally virtuoso because I love what I'm doing and I no longer have these characteristic impediments that a novice has. After 5 years I played with this same confidence. I promise anyone, focus by weeding out your weaknesses and what will be left is your strengths, if you truly love what you are doing. Thank you Paul for this little gem.

Wow it sounds great! I have an AA20 and was wondering how much you were charged for the work done?

Fantastic Playing

Thank you for your performance; delightful! All do for the tip on " Andre" and his work !

that accordion speaks softly Italian....

Ole !!!!!!. If you want to improve THIS piece, just listen to BANDS from Valencia. !!!!

Grazie,per questa fisarmonica nel repertorio classico e concertostico.🙏👏👍

Well Paul, congratulations are in order. First on successfully getting the salvation of your prized Sonola back again and I see that your thumb is not bothering you. Is your Sonola Stradella only or can you also switch it to free base? I can really hear the quality of the reeds in the treble and the base sounds really solid, not all over the place. I find myself wishing you would choose a longer piece of music but you played that so nicely. Compared to your playing ability, I listened to another guy who was struggling with the music to Brahm's Hungarian Dance No. 6. I kind of went ouch when I heard him struggle but I know he would have wanted me to comment, so the kindest thing I could put down as a comment was: "When I play that piece, I sometime think that it is better to have loved and lost than to not have loved at all." And that statement is occasionally absolutely true for me. There are days when the energy won't work for me and I wish I had gone and played pool or done something else.

Sublime even with just your right hand! Wishing you a smooth recovery 👏✨