I find this performance beautiful. My Italian grandfather was an accordion tuner and repairman in Reseda, California. I remember him working on accordions in his garage when I'd visit him as a child. People would send him their accordions from all over the world. He had boxes of them from Russia, South America, Canada, Germany, France, you name it. He had swaths of leather sitting around, razor blades, and he'd plug in his little electric burner on which was a small skillet filled with wax. When the wax was melted he'd cut small leather strips, put a little wax on one end, then replace the old leather strips in the accordion. He tuned the entire thing by ear. He had no technical gadgets, no means to measure anything with like a ruler, just did everything by instinct. It's too bad he didn't pass on his trade to his kids or grand-kids. After he passed away I wondered where all his clients would send their accordions to now that he was gone.
This really inspires me to get one these instruments and learn them myself!Thank you for sharing this wonderful duet.The way they play is absolutely enchanting.
Hurrah! What a wonderful performance! Dear couple! I congratulate and wish you all the best to perform well in more and more stage performances like this.
@@vladimirsafonov9786 Fue creado en Alemania para eso, pero luego en Alemania cayó en desuso y fue en Argentina que lo adoptaron y lo empezaron a usar, y ahora es parte de la cultura argentina.
Hello, as a German, I can tell you, that they didn`t stop. Only AA stopped, there are now 3 factories who build excellent Bandoneons. Uwe Hartenhauer/Klingenthal, Klaus Gutjahr/Berlin and Handinstrumentenbau Carlsfeld. There in Carlsfeld was Alfred Arnold before............and they sell the Bandoneons. greetings
Holger Stielau Wow, that's fantastic, as another Argentinian, the bandoneon is a really beautiful instrument that in Argentina used to be really popular, especially in Tango (a type of music that was invented here), and I'm glad they are still producing them!
but they dont sound the same as the old bandoneons. The steel that they made back then has a different compost, the AA took their secrets to their graves, unfortunately no steel made now has the same consistency, density and elements, it was not 100% steel. True the new ones sound good but that "extra" bittersweet tone is only found on the old AA's and perhaps some ELA's made in the same era.
Tango Feroz It's just a general stereotype about the accordion is an annoying sounding instrument in the west. It's a similar stereotype with bagpipes.
Excellent! I was wanting to hear what the difference was so I can better understand the tones of the Casio SA-76. I think it would have complemented the performance, however had the gentleman on the left been more focused on the audience / camera rather than his bandmate.
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I find this performance beautiful. My Italian grandfather was an accordion tuner and repairman in Reseda, California. I remember him working on accordions in his garage when I'd visit him as a child. People would send him their accordions from all over the world. He had boxes of them from Russia, South America, Canada, Germany, France, you name it. He had swaths of leather sitting around, razor blades, and he'd plug in his little electric burner on which was a small skillet filled with wax. When the wax was melted he'd cut small leather strips, put a little wax on one end, then replace the old leather strips in the accordion. He tuned the entire thing by ear. He had no technical gadgets, no means to measure anything with like a ruler, just did everything by instinct. It's too bad he didn't pass on his trade to his kids or grand-kids. After he passed away I wondered where all his clients would send their accordions to now that he was gone.
Fantastic, flawless, amazing.
Bravo!
This really inspires me to get one these instruments and learn them myself!Thank you for sharing this wonderful duet.The way they play is absolutely enchanting.
Thank you so much .... Both are excellent players. Keep excelling!!
Très belle interprétation! 真有感觉，挺喜欢！
very very good compliments each other..
Gracias Argentina por resucitar el bandoneón ❤
Hurrah! What a wonderful performance! Dear couple! I congratulate and wish you all the best to perform well in more and more stage performances like this.
Really cool guys. Sounds amazing !
Great interpretation of this piece.
Bravo!
Wow. Beautiful!
Se me hace imposible no relacionar el sonido del bandeonon con Argentina
Yo soy de argentina y escuchar al bandeonon con el arcodeon me hizo sentir esa pasión ARGENTINA!! :')
Но,бандеон немецкий инструмент для малых костёлов!
@@vladimirsafonov9786 Fue creado en Alemania para eso, pero luego en Alemania cayó en desuso y fue en Argentina que lo adoptaron y lo empezaron a usar, y ahora es parte de la cultura argentina.
Very interesting interpretation, thanks you for sharing your performance.
made me cry, good stuff
很好听！
Very nice! Laik417! BRAVO!!!
As an argentine i have to ask, why do the germans stopped making Bandoneons?! :(
because costs too much and tango players are so fucking poor!! Not enough to manufacture at mass scales
por la guerra y la poca demanda
Hello, as a German, I can tell you, that they didn`t stop. Only AA stopped, there are now 3 factories who build excellent Bandoneons. Uwe Hartenhauer/Klingenthal, Klaus Gutjahr/Berlin and Handinstrumentenbau Carlsfeld. There in Carlsfeld was Alfred Arnold before............and they sell the Bandoneons. greetings
Holger Stielau Wow, that's fantastic, as another Argentinian, the bandoneon is a really beautiful instrument that in Argentina used to be really popular, especially in Tango (a type of music that was invented here), and I'm glad they are still producing them!
but they dont sound the same as the old bandoneons. The steel that they made back then has a different compost, the AA took their secrets to their graves, unfortunately no steel made now has the same consistency, density and elements, it was not 100% steel. True the new ones sound good but that "extra" bittersweet tone is only found on the old AA's and perhaps some ELA's made in the same era.
sehr schön
Maravillosos!!
I love very much
CLASSY !
I'll never get why people ridicule these instruments.
+amitamaru where who?
Tango Feroz It's just a general stereotype about the accordion is an annoying sounding instrument in the west. It's a similar stereotype with bagpipes.
thats just stupid people...no instrument is "ridiculous"
There's always idiots everywhere...I never heard about that stereotype. I guess I dont have that kind of stupid people around me!
In America perhaps, but the rest of the world thinks it's a cool instrument.
So left is accordion and the right is?
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
this imorttant
Очарование осени!
Сергей Монахов q
TUPAY - cuecas con bandoneón "CD COMPLETO" ruclips.net/video/C1d7cTca9RQ/видео.html
Excellent! I was wanting to hear what the difference was so I can better understand the tones of the Casio SA-76. I think it would have complemented the performance, however had the gentleman on the left been more focused on the audience / camera rather than his bandmate.
Esto es tango argentino a mi no me engañan jajaj
gutte abend ich horen deinemuziek zogern ich kan hier alleine keine cd hier kaufen ich wolte uech vragen om mei eine schone cd nach meine adresse meine adresseis Gaby heijnens Honeestrasse31 6461Jw kerkrade limburg ich horen deine llieder zu gern vielgrusse
你确定这是JAZZ？