Very helpful...my English concertina arrives in two days...so excited to begin, and this video really lays everything out...love the left on the lines, right on the spaces explanation!
Thanks to you I'm about to go buy my first concertina! I had tried a used 48 button in the store & couldn't figure out the pattern--your video gave me the courage I needed to go back & try again! Thank you!
You are so clear and helpful - the points you make are everything I needed to know since my Jackie arrived! I'm a complete novice and appreciate your help x
Thank you very much for these videos. I have recently gotten a Lachenal english concertina that looks identical to the one you have! This has all been very informative.
I'd like to play traditional English music (medieval, morris, hornpipes & folk) on a concertina, but don't know what type to buy? The English concertina sounds... well, more 'English' and has all the notes. It also seems more straightforward than the Anglo as each button produces one note. The Anglo on the other hand was more popular for folk music and I've read that it can have more 'bounce' when played, but may also have notes missing. There are also lots of Anglo tunings to choose from i.e. C/G, G/D, D/A, A/E, F/C & more! It's really doing my head in trying to work out which one to go for. Please help!
@@etik6421 I have two restored Lachenal concertinas. One English (like the one in the video), and an Anglo C & G. I use the Anglo (with its hand straps) much more on stage than the English. Unless you have a neck strap, you need to be sitting when playing English. Not so, with Anglo. Do like I did, and get them both! Good luck.
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Very helpful...my English concertina arrives in two days...so excited to begin, and this video really lays everything out...love the left on the lines, right on the spaces explanation!
Good luck!!
Thanks. Very clear introduction even for an Italian Concertina beginner. Very helpful
Thanks to you I'm about to go buy my first concertina! I had tried a used 48 button in the store & couldn't figure out the pattern--your video gave me the courage I needed to go back & try again! Thank you!
Glad I could help!
Thank you for uploading this video. I've recently purchased my first English concertina and am excited to get started!
You are so clear and helpful - the points you make are everything I needed to know since my Jackie arrived! I'm a complete novice and appreciate your help x
Thank you very much for these videos. I have recently gotten a Lachenal english concertina that looks identical to the one you have! This has all been very informative.
You are such a great teacher. I appreciate all your videos!
Thank you so much! That's really kind of you to say so!
Thank you, I'm learning English Concertina at the moment with your help.
That's great!
This was very informative on the spaces and the lines
Excellent explanation. Thanks.
Wish me luck! I've just bought my first concertina and am nervously looking forward to producing a tune or two..... with your help of course!
Best of luck!
You've made loads of great videos playing loads of instruments - but do you have a favourite?
Thank you so much! A favourite instrument? - it's got to be the six-string guitar which gave me a wonderful living all my working life!
I'd like to play traditional English music (medieval, morris, hornpipes
& folk) on a concertina, but don't know what type to buy? The
English concertina sounds... well, more 'English' and has all the notes.
It also seems more straightforward than the Anglo as each button
produces one note. The Anglo on the other hand was more popular for folk music and I've read that it can have more 'bounce' when played, but may also have notes missing. There are also lots of Anglo tunings to choose from i.e. C/G, G/D, D/A, A/E, F/C & more! It's really doing my head in trying to work out which one to go for. Please help!
@@etik6421 I have two restored Lachenal concertinas. One English (like the one in the video), and an Anglo C & G. I use the Anglo (with its hand straps) much more on stage than the English. Unless you have a neck strap, you need to be sitting when playing English. Not so, with Anglo. Do like I did, and get them both! Good luck.