What are the chords, please? I'm deciphering Am, FM, GM......and then?? 🙂 I don't have a diatonic accordion......a piano accordion, in fact... but I would still like to play along 🙂
Great sound. Did you do the reed work on the accidentals conversion? ? Though I have owned many Castagnaris, I still enjoy the Pre-Coronas and the early 50s and 60s Corona II models.
Jacques Caplat, dans son excellente thèse de doctorat sur l'évolution de l'accordéon diatonique en Bretagne dit (page 233) que cette valse a été composée en hommage à Alain Ollu mais non par lui. Il en attribue la paternité à, vraisemblablement, Alain Pennec.
this box has a nice bass and paul is doing a wonderful job here. once more. i am excited.
Thanks Paul for this!!!
What are the chords, please? I'm deciphering Am, FM, GM......and then?? 🙂 I don't have a diatonic accordion......a piano accordion, in fact... but I would still like to play along 🙂
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Great sound. Did you do the reed work on the accidentals conversion? ?
Though I have owned many Castagnaris, I still enjoy the Pre-Coronas and the early 50s and 60s Corona II models.
No, I don't do any work on reeds myself. This conversion was done by Theo Gibb of The Box Place.
Jacques Caplat, dans son excellente thèse de doctorat sur l'évolution de l'accordéon diatonique en Bretagne dit (page 233) que cette valse a été composée en hommage à Alain Ollu mais non par lui. Il en attribue la paternité à, vraisemblablement, Alain Pennec.
awesome wow
Wow you turn this most boring French tune into something cool, lively and interesting. Bravo!
très bien,
mais un peu bruyants les boutons !
C'est un hohner
@@mathysmarie421 pas de fumée sans feu,,,
Play Los Tigres Del Norte's songs
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