This Polka is exciting to play thanks to its musical structure and cute mini phrases. I transcribed it from a circa 1913 recording. Imagine - 111 years ago!
Complimenti! Anche mio papà si chiamava Guido e Deiro è un nome conosciuto da questo vecchio fisarmonicista che della Deiro Publishing Company ha conservato molti spartiti!
Thank you. I did some small things over the years to this accordion, but when I bought it (about 14 years ago), I had Aldo Mencaccini bring it to my specs.
Thanks, Ed. It’s a replica. Here’s the catch. I’m playing with the three (!) middle reeds only. The bassoon reeds are disengaged. That’s the way it was performed on the original recording.
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Maestro! Well done played this piece! More this kind music from you! Please Thank You! 🙏
You are very kind. Thank you very much.
Very nice composition, precise performance. Beautiful accordion.
Thank you, Thank you, Thank you.
I love it... Thank you so much!
Thanks. I'm glad you like it!
Thank you for another fine performance!
Thank you!
Bravo!
Thank you, Thank you! 🪗☕️
Dynamics !🙂
Thank you. It’s a basic component of music!
Really enjoyable listening! Fantastic playing as usual! I like that unexpected diminished chord as well!
Thanks. Why is it unexpected?
@@zevyzions it came out of left Field. It surprised me. The way the piece was going it wasn't expected.
Complimenti! Anche mio papà si chiamava Guido e Deiro è un nome conosciuto da questo vecchio fisarmonicista che della Deiro Publishing Company ha conservato molti spartiti!
Grazie mille!
Bravo Zev🙂
Thank you so much, Lars. I’m proud to play this accordion which has your name on it.
Well done! Love this accordion, too. May I ask who services your accordions? Sounds like new!
Thank you. I did some small things over the years to this accordion, but when I bought it (about 14 years ago), I had Aldo Mencaccini bring it to my specs.
Nice job Zev, as always. I liked the smile coming thru the beard around midway thru the tune and I love the Borsini. Is that an antique or a replica ?
Thanks, Ed. It’s a replica. Here’s the catch. I’m playing with the three (!) middle reeds only. The bassoon reeds are disengaged. That’s the way it was performed on the original recording.