Learn Bandoneon - Ambros p 16
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- Hi all,
My name is Brett Lemley, and I'm the Director of the Tango Mercurio Community Orchestra in Washington, DC. I've been learning the bandoneon for about 3 years, and thought it would be helpful if I made some videos to help beginners learn this instrument, especially if they don't have access to instruction.
I'll be working out of the 'Metodo Completo Para El Estudio Del Bandoneon' by Pedro Ambros, and the videos will eventually demonstrate each exercise in the book.
These videos are for educational purposes only, and no copyright infringement is intended. I'm just trying to help, folks. :)
Let me know if you find these useful, and post any questions you have. I'd be happy to give any help I can.
Ambros es mi bisabuelo😍
I'm from uruguay but I live in England, so this really helps!
Also, same button produces different sounds when you push and draw. When you play during the tutorial there is no way of knowing if you are pulling or pushing. Nothing is said about which buttons are pressed. Is there any way to record a video explaining all that. Thank you very much.
Hi again,
So I've been looking at the Ambros Metodo you're using, and I would like to ask you a few questions. But first, I just want to say thank you again. This is really a good job you've done and it's really a source of motivation for me !
Concerning the book. You said that you're starting at page 16, because that's where the first real exercice is. But I would like to know if i've to learn all the fingering before starting these exercices. Should i learn that this button is for this note - opening - and this note - closing ? Or can I just start directly page 16 and discover each note as it appears in the book ?
I don't know if it's clear, since I'm not a native English speaker but I hope you get my point. Thank you :)
thanks , que bueno ya hablo un poco en español........ bien
Hello, Brett!
First of all, thanks for these videos. They've inspired me to get my fathers bandoneon that was sitting in a shelf for 40 years and get it tuned.
So, to my question. My bandoeon is a Lange, with only 53 buttons, and it doesn't really match the exercises on the method.
Is there a way to adapt or do you know of any method that is specific to an instrument with fewer tones?
Thanks and greetings from Brazil.
Hi Filip!
I don't know anything about the model with 53 buttons. If you can find out who designed it, you might be able to find some kind of tutor to show you how to play. Sorry I can't be of more help.
Brett
I’m a bit late but it seems that you’re talking about a Chemniz region concertina instrument rather than a bandoneon
The firs time you do this it's definitely more than 15 minutes :)
How tf r notes placed there I'm confused.
Thank you, Brett….What brand of bandoneon do you recommend? Yes, I am a beginner, but do not want to compromise on excellent sound quality…..regards.
Hi Lynne! The gold standard is Alfred Arnold, but those are often in bad shape. I play on a 2001 Klingenthal. If you'd like recommendations of people to ask about instruments, let me know!
It’s impossible to follow. Fingers block buttons. Also the first lessons should be about the basics of the instrument. I think it’s for people with musical background who play other instruments. As this is the only tutorial on RUclips I’m very saddened that I can’t learn here.