Katyusha on Anglo Concertina
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- Inspired by Kato Toru‘s work( • Katyusha on concertina... ), but I almost got crazy about to play the tune in C minor like he did. So I just escaped from Kato’s video and arranged this E minor version, to reach an easier fingering and more even accompaniments.
This is probably not a good arrangement, which is, even myself can’t play it well. Hoping I can make some improvements on this piece later.
Instrument: Bastari/Stagi W-40-MS
Recorded in Changchun, China on Mar 15, 2022.
I like how every time you suck more air into the concertina, it sounds like it's taking a deep breath in between lines.
I’m glad you’re saying that, but, that’s a sign of the arrangement is not good…
@@lazynetter8093 or, just try working the bellows a bit more? I'm just starting out on a normal accordion, and don't mean any disrespect, but this song seems to have a lot of single notes, during which a change of the direction of the bellows should not cause any loss of sound.
Or am i wrong?
@@NerdyCatCoffeeee I used to play this tune on Bayan, but for concertina it’s a bit different, its one button makes two notes on different bellow directions, and some notes/chords are only available on one direction. Yes, more working can make it sounds better - like play it in other keys, but play in Em for this tune has a easier fingering, however the bellow work will be harder.
@@NerdyCatCoffeeeethats not an accordion, it makes different sounds when you pull or push it
There's a song that takes advantage of the sound to simulate a horse breathing "to war" highly recommended
Oo thank you so much 🙏🏻 you did very well i'll buy one and you encouraged me. Good day sir
and subbed, more slavic tunes please 😁
I’ll try! Spasibo!
Super cool! Love the sound.
If you know a place that does repairs for concertinas that would be great. I recently found one in my grandpa's basement when he was moving but some of the buttons fall out or get stuck.
You may want to make a post at concertina.net forum, my friend. There are experts who can advise you according to your very concertina and your location.
@@lazynetter8093 Thank you very much.
If you are in the new england area, Liberty Bellows is a great shop and I belive they do repairs
@@TalisLudus Thank you so much but sadly Im in the west coast. I did find a repair shop close by but it's still an hour and a half away and closed on weekends.
@@capsaya5196 Might be the one I pass every day on my way to work. Is it in Oakland?
Przepiękne cudo
You play the concertina very well nice job. I have been playing it for years too. Would you have any tune recommendations
Так держать товарищ!
Not only will I keep playing the concertina, I'll always keep that great ideal also. Spasibo, tovarishch!
Наш человек!
Верной дорогой идёте, товарищи!
Выходила на берег Катюша!!
Выходила.
Nunca vi dessa ai fiquei surpreso!!
О, брат, я на баяне играю)
Тоже катюшу могу сыграть)
На концертине у тебя идеально получается)
Wow!
This absolutely kicks ass
oleee nice sound!
This is awesome lol. I think I’m gonna buy a concertina over an accordion cause they’re a lot cheaper & portable, and I’m glad you’re able to play this song with it
Immaculate.
Bravo
Beautiful Music from Russia.
I am from Brasil 🇧🇷 i loved Music from Rússia 🇷🇺
This is absolutely wonderful! I play a D20 Anglo concertina but am thinking of upgrading at some point in the future and was wondering where your concertina came from ?
What I’m playing is a stagi(or Bastari formerly) 40 buttons anglo, I purchased it from Taniguchi Instruments in Tokyo, Japan, for about 900 US$. Anglos have 40b are pretty rare on the market, so the model I have seems the only choice if antique British instruments(over £2000) are out of one’s budget.
@@lazynetter8093 Thanks for the info!
Красавчик!
Выходила на берег Катюша
It's a piccolo accordion with two chanters
Yeah that's quite true, but more precisely the Anglo concertina is closer to the melodeon or garmoshka rather than accordion.
@@lazynetter8093 the garmoshka is an accordion, and it is monosonoric, unlike most other diatonic button accordions, which are bisonoric, like the concertina.
@@pliat Right, unisonoric it is, but garmoshkas are technically diatonic instruments, which is I referred for.
Allá en un rincon de mi espíritu atávico siempre suenan debilmente esos arpegio.
Спасибо Это очень интересно !
从b站来啦哈哈哈
Kilroy was here (very good!)
Wot, no concertina? (excellent! )
Nice bro i like it
너무 좋아요
그래 그래
Beautiful. Have you got the music score?
Dude is that a captain Hallock avatar and concertina? Subbed
😍
Пхпх, реально круто, чел, засчитано, братан. Ждём на Родине этой мелодии.
Сорян, что на русском
Where did you buy this concertina?
This concertina wax purchased from Taniguchi Music of Tokyo, Japan. I believe there are dealers all over the world though.
Hi im curious to play the concentrina do you have any advise
I think the starting point should be a purchasing of a concertina. It doesn’t have to be expensive, you just grab one and play it, then you can know what to do next. By the way, Rollston Press made several tutor and tune books available on Amazon, which are super helpful.
@lazynetter8093 Thanks for the advice you have helped an insecure dutchie grow interest in a new hobby
A don cangrejo le gusta esto
Мать Россия!!!!
Would this be payable on a 30. button concertina?☺️
It would, but there must be some compromises for accompanying.
I played this tune in E minor in the video, you can try it in D minor on your 30b concertina, it would fits better.
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Русские ,аууууу отзовитесь
henhao
it seems concertina is little bit untuned, no?
It could be but I can’t check it because I don’t have this concertina anymore. It wasn’t out of tune too much I remembered.
Avr échate un corrido
Русские вы где отзывитесь
Тільки Українці
@@volly_007хрю 🐷
Bravo