0:55 The Accordion has 5 Different playing positions which means you can play in 5 Different keys, & as a result you'll have to have many Diatonic Accordions pitched in every key to be able to play in all 12 Keys.
You definitely must put out more videos. You got a way of explaining that makes sense to me. I am bilingual english/spanish. But I think in english. Please put more videos out. You got a gift.
Thank you for the kind words ! I actually shot more videos and will be uploading soon! I’m going to get into song theory and full scales as well. Thank you !
@@alanhernandezbriseno2499 I have all 575 songs they had tabs on there in a PDF file. $$$$ Sample: Chords and Scales: Text Files: chords_introduction how are chords constructed? how_are scales constructed? scales for the GCF accordion scales for the FBbEb accordion scales_1st_row scales_2nd_row scales_3rd_row scales_chromatic_in_G scales_chromatic_in_C scales_chromatic_in_F Diagrams botones y notas: GCF botones y notas: EAD botones y notas: FBbEb botones y notas: ADG chromatic scale in G/GCF chromatic scale in C/GCF chromatic scale in F/GCF scale in 3rds: G/GCF scale in 3rds: C/GCF scale in 3rds: F/GCF scale in 3rds: D/GCF scale in 3rds: Bb/GCF chart of chords I-vi TABS: Recent Additions 1. abeja_reyna 2. ayudame 3. el_fronterizo 4. la_carta_que_nunca_envie 5. la_mano_de_dios 6. los_males_de_micaela 7. no_intentes 8. redoblando-_huapango TABS: Complete List 1. a_la_vibora_de_la_mar 2. a_la_virgen_de_san_juan 3. abeja_reyna 4. acabo_de_enterarme 5. acabo_de_enterarme_Ab 6. adios_amigo 7. adolorido 8. adolorido_correction 9. adolorido_prt-2 10. aguanta_corazon 11. aguanta_corazon 12. ahora_que_me_voy 13. aire 14. al_mil_por_uno 15. albacar_china 16. albur_perdido ................. I printed and bound a copy of the pdf in booklet format and it was over a thousand pages. I will soon put out a link to purchase a bound hard copy. $$$
This is a Hohner Anecleto Rey Del Norte III Triple Row Diatonic Accordion FBbEb. The III means it has 3 Ranks of Reeds in LMM tuning so there's 5 Register Switches, & w/ the Master Register Switch the additional Low Rank of Reeds mellows out the Accordion's sound to prevent it from sounding too harsh. The Bass Reed Blocks are Optional so that's another thing to keep that in mind:ruclips.net/video/UvgaxiNqOy8/видео.html
One thing you got wrong was the diatonic part. Diatonic just means that it doesn't use a chromatic scale, instead using a scale based on the key of the instrument (e.g. C/G, D/A, etc.) What you're thinking of is single-action and double-action accordions. Single-action accordions make the same sound with every bellow movement, while double-action accordions make two different sounds based on if the bellows are being pushed or pulled. Otherwise great video :)
From what he is saying, major, minor, seventh and diminished by what treble buttons you push. I wish I could find a book on the explanation of this accordion. Any recommendations, welcomed!
this is super helpful! I appreciate it! Do the different playing positions correspond to certain scales? Like is the 1st position the scale of Fa and the 2nd position the scale of Re? Not sure how to explain it but does that make sense?
Yes! You are correct 👍🏽 In this video I use an FBbEb tuned accordion so the positions are 1-Fa 2-Bb(Si bemol) 3-Eb(Mi bemol) 4-C 5-Lab(La bemol)-And since each accordion can come in different keys(FBbEb/GFC/EAD etc) each position would correspond to a different scale/key. The movements are the same though. The videos I’m doing now will cover each key along with chords etc) hopefully to make it easier
That happens because the air can only go through that 1 hole that gets opened (the 1 button) you’re pushing. To push It in faster push more buttons in or use the side button that opens all the buttons
That’s awesome ! I have a piano Gabbanelli which I plan on restoring soon, I do agree it’s a bit east to explain some things in piano form. I also started playing keys first !
@@boton.officialPiano Accordion is much easier to memorize cause all you'd then have to do is memorize the location of the notes like you do on Piano.
I’m bout to be 23. Only instrument I’ve ever touched was the piano and Harmonica, but I really want to get an accordion 🪗 just for fun. I wanna be able to start playing around my compas en la peda jajaja. Whats a good accordion to start off with (somewhat budget-friendly) ? I wanna be able to play some hits (Ramon ayala, Panter bélico, etc) Good vid btw bro Edit: I really wanna be able to play El 701 by Alegres and Punto y Aparte by Panter
You should get an accordion in GCF (tono de sol) if you want to play as just a small pass time or hobby. The adornos are a little bit more simple and there are more free videos on RUclips on that kind of accordion
So like you may know the accordion isn’t really used much for Tumbado but you could definitely play the songs on accordion. Same rules apply! So learning all scales and chords etc. stay tuned I have these being uploaded in a couple of days. Tumbado just changes the song structure, not the way you learn etc
Honestly you’re 100%, I’ve been playing button for years and I still feel more comfortable on piano tbh it’s tricky but it’s a great mental exercise 🙌🏻😎
@@boton.official Yes I'm a Pianist so Piano Accordion is actually simpler. The other nice thing is that as a Pianist, I can use the Piano Accordion to play on the go. I read online that the Piano Accordion (e.g. the Hohner Latino III 72 w/ 34 Keys which is a fun one & there's a wide variety of them), was originally made for Pianists so they could get out from hiding behind the Piano & play standing up like their Guitar playing friends.
@@boton.official I'm a Pianist so Piano Accordion makes things easier. Also the Bass Reed Blocks in the Diatonic Accordion are Optional for if you're doing solo works.
It’s a shame the button accordion isn’t the top result for German Accordion! Definitely thankful for the wonder instrument our German compadres introduced to us 🙌🏽 Check out my other videos for more in depth 🤠
Happy New Years Accordion Fam 🪗New videos coming up soon for the new year 🙌🏼 2023
0:55 The Accordion has 5 Different playing positions which means you can play in 5 Different keys, & as a result you'll have to have many Diatonic Accordions pitched in every key to be able to play in all 12 Keys.
A mexican accordion sounds like a Mexican bird calling for his female birds can’t wait to buy my first Mexican accordion… thanks for the video. 818
So true! I’d recommend a Hohner Panther or Corona. Thank you for the nice comment
🤣🤣👌
😂😂😭
I believe that being able to proficiently play one of these would call in a Mexican lady bird for sure 😉
@@boton.official how about an Alacrán ? I found a good one for a good price
You definitely must put out more videos. You got a way of explaining that makes sense to me. I am bilingual english/spanish. But I think in english. Please put more videos out. You got a gift.
Thank you for the kind words ! I actually shot more videos and will be uploading soon! I’m going to get into song theory and full scales as well. Thank you !
@@boton.official by the way what state are you in? Do you remember the reyes forum?
@@boton.official really glad you are going to upload.
@@rubenreveles1747 yes! Learned so much as a kid in that site. Sad it’s not up anymore but I plan on having great material so we can all share
@@alanhernandezbriseno2499 I have all 575 songs they had tabs on there in a PDF file. $$$$
Sample:
Chords and Scales:
Text Files:
chords_introduction
how are chords constructed?
how_are scales constructed?
scales for the GCF accordion
scales for the FBbEb accordion
scales_1st_row
scales_2nd_row
scales_3rd_row
scales_chromatic_in_G
scales_chromatic_in_C
scales_chromatic_in_F
Diagrams
botones y notas: GCF
botones y notas: EAD
botones y notas: FBbEb
botones y notas: ADG
chromatic scale in G/GCF
chromatic scale in C/GCF
chromatic scale in F/GCF
scale in 3rds: G/GCF
scale in 3rds: C/GCF
scale in 3rds: F/GCF
scale in 3rds: D/GCF
scale in 3rds: Bb/GCF
chart of chords I-vi
TABS: Recent Additions
1. abeja_reyna
2. ayudame
3. el_fronterizo
4. la_carta_que_nunca_envie
5. la_mano_de_dios
6. los_males_de_micaela
7. no_intentes
8. redoblando-_huapango
TABS: Complete List
1. a_la_vibora_de_la_mar
2. a_la_virgen_de_san_juan
3. abeja_reyna
4. acabo_de_enterarme
5. acabo_de_enterarme_Ab
6. adios_amigo
7. adolorido
8. adolorido_correction
9. adolorido_prt-2
10. aguanta_corazon
11. aguanta_corazon
12. ahora_que_me_voy
13. aire
14. al_mil_por_uno
15. albacar_china
16. albur_perdido
.................
I printed and bound a copy of the pdf in booklet format and it was over a thousand pages.
I will soon put out a link to purchase a bound hard copy. $$$
Starting playing when you start walk. Then by 20 years old you might be able to play one song. There is a lot to learn.
Never been a big fan of accordion, but damn do I respect people who can play them props to you man.
This is a Hohner Anecleto Rey Del Norte III Triple Row Diatonic Accordion FBbEb. The III means it has 3 Ranks of Reeds in LMM tuning so there's 5 Register Switches, & w/ the Master Register Switch the additional Low Rank of Reeds mellows out the Accordion's sound to prevent it from sounding too harsh. The Bass Reed Blocks are Optional so that's another thing to keep that in mind:ruclips.net/video/UvgaxiNqOy8/видео.html
0:25 Yes it's like a Harmonica because you get different notes depending on weather you're moving the bellows in or out.
Hope you can upload more soon, recently got my own accordian for christmas
One thing you got wrong was the diatonic part. Diatonic just means that it doesn't use a chromatic scale, instead using a scale based on the key of the instrument (e.g. C/G, D/A, etc.)
What you're thinking of is single-action and double-action accordions. Single-action accordions make the same sound with every bellow movement, while double-action accordions make two different sounds based on if the bellows are being pushed or pulled.
Otherwise great video :)
boton
Another neat thing to keep in mind is that you can have optional Bass Reed Blocks if you're doing solo work.
From what he is saying, major, minor, seventh and diminished by what treble buttons you push. I wish I could find a book on the explanation of this accordion. Any recommendations, welcomed!
I just started watching your videos but you only have 3 do more
You explain good
Alma enamorada la rolita
this is super helpful! I appreciate it! Do the different playing positions correspond to certain scales? Like is the 1st position the scale of Fa and the 2nd position the scale of Re? Not sure how to explain it but does that make sense?
Yes! You are correct 👍🏽 In this video I use an FBbEb tuned accordion so the positions are 1-Fa 2-Bb(Si bemol) 3-Eb(Mi bemol) 4-C 5-Lab(La bemol)-And since each accordion can come in different keys(FBbEb/GFC/EAD etc) each position would correspond to a different scale/key. The movements are the same though. The videos I’m doing now will cover each key along with chords etc) hopefully to make it easier
Excellent video. thanks.
0:26 Yep it's exactally like a Diatonic Harmonica.
Great video my friend
Does any know of a good beginner Mexican accordions and good price range I can start with?? What brand?
Hohner Panther great to start on !
“We all know it was Jamal”
-Rafael & 👴🏻
When I push in why is it hard to like close it like I’m pushing down the button but it’s hard to like close it
And it was new and it was like that
That happens because the air can only go through that 1 hole that gets opened (the 1 button) you’re pushing. To push It in faster push more buttons in or use the side button that opens all the buttons
I have a Latino III 72 Piano Accordion (34 Keys) which I find to be easier to play since I play Keyboards
That’s awesome ! I have a piano Gabbanelli which I plan on restoring soon, I do agree it’s a bit east to explain some things in piano form. I also started playing keys first !
@@boton.official The Hohner Latino III 72 with 34 Keys should work too and it's really portable
@@boton.official A Chromatic Button Accordion can do it too
@@boton.official You meant Easier, because the Piano Accordion is really Keyboardist friendly
@@boton.officialPiano Accordion is much easier to memorize cause all you'd then have to do is memorize the location of the notes like you do on Piano.
A diatonic accordion is essential a harmonica on steroids. Got it.
And with a larger note range
I just play it by the ear
I feel I learn composition/ music in general ALV
best video out well explained
I’m bout to be 23. Only instrument I’ve ever touched was the piano and Harmonica, but I really want to get an accordion 🪗 just for fun. I wanna be able to start playing around my compas en la peda jajaja.
Whats a good accordion to start off with (somewhat budget-friendly) ? I wanna be able to play some hits (Ramon ayala, Panter bélico, etc)
Good vid btw bro
Edit: I really wanna be able to play El 701 by Alegres and Punto y Aparte by Panter
Hohner panther or compadre in Fa is what you would look for around $550 to $700 depending where you look
You should get an accordion in GCF (tono de sol) if you want to play as just a small pass time or hobby. The adornos are a little bit more simple and there are more free videos on RUclips on that kind of accordion
When do you play the left my grandfather play both
So if I wanna learn how to play corridos tumbados what accordion notes do ya recommend would this type of accordion be appropriate ? Lol
So like you may know the accordion isn’t really used much for Tumbado but you could definitely play the songs on accordion. Same rules apply! So learning all scales and chords etc. stay tuned I have these being uploaded in a couple of days. Tumbado just changes the song structure, not the way you learn etc
it can be used to play songs like ella baila sola
accordion in fa is better as much music is in that key
Really like Los Hermanos Espinoza. What accordion do you recommend for their music ? So many options. Pls help lol
Great taste brotha 🔥 I’d say anything Italian like a Gabbanelli, Dino Baffetti or Hohner Anacleto to get the same sound !
@@boton.official thank you 🙏🏼!!
Sounds so complicated to me but I’m sure it really isn’t😂
boton A Piano Accordion would be alot easier as its layout is more logical. Especially for Pianists.
Honestly you’re 100%, I’ve been playing button for years and I still feel more comfortable on piano tbh it’s tricky but it’s a great mental exercise 🙌🏻😎
@@boton.official Yes I'm a Pianist so Piano Accordion is actually simpler. The other nice thing is that as a Pianist, I can use the Piano Accordion to play on the go. I read online that the Piano Accordion (e.g. the Hohner Latino III 72 w/ 34 Keys which is a fun one & there's a wide variety of them), was originally made for Pianists so they could get out from hiding behind the Piano & play standing up like their Guitar playing friends.
@@boton.official I'm a Pianist so Piano Accordion makes things easier. Also the Bass Reed Blocks in the Diatonic Accordion are Optional for if you're doing solo works.
Seems really hard.
ima be honest with you chief, im lost af lol
Watch my other videos brother ! You’ll get the hang of it with practice 😎 I always tell people keep practicing and it will click before you know it
but what are the notes
Solo diatonic key, same as harmonica
I will post notes on IG soon! Follow me on ig: boton.acordeon
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I want to learn la Chona and Tao tao
I will show it soon when I show the scale of C on FA! Thank you !
@@boton.official that would be awesome!!!!!
Y never they play the left my grand pa play the left ti
Where did u get ur accordion
What tone your accordion is?
This accordion is in FA or F Bb Eb
Song name?
I have it as a short now ! Alma Enamorada
ruclips.net/user/shortsaoe2o0wJ5xQ?si=qeu9ftRvqyzZwtla
@@boton.official Yes & I find it easier to play on Piano Accordion because I'm a Pianist.
What type of accordion is this?
It’s a 3 Row 34 Button Diatonic accordion! The model is a Hohner Anacleto in FBbEb
Definitely a German accordion lol 😅 jk thanks for your lesson 👍
It’s a shame the button accordion isn’t the top result for German Accordion! Definitely thankful for the wonder instrument our German compadres introduced to us 🙌🏽 Check out my other videos for more in depth 🤠
I'll stick with my piano keyed accordion
This is a German accordion
It’s Mexican, anacleto
actually this accordion is manufactured in Italy but under Hohner , some of their Corona II and Corona III are actually made in Germany