Learning To Play The Anglo Concertina Blog Three

Daddy Long Les with the third video blog featuring the first part of The Irish Washerwoman and Go tell Aunt Rhody.
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[@c_farther5208]

I enjoy your videos so much; I learn so much each time. Terrific and thank you.

[@littlekiwi9724]

My anglo was on a shelf collecting dust till I found your La Marianne video. Only now I see your tutorials! Many thanks

[@vickypawson9126]

Thank you for the encouragement. I inherited granddads 120 year old Anglo, and melodeon. Learning slowly (Chris living in Poland)

[@blainesenior9981]

Thanks for posting. I wish to learn, but having trouble finding tutorials. Thank you very much. all my best from Las Vegas Nevada in The USA

[@Novascorian]

Thanks for these videos, Les. And I would say that if you got a better Anglo you wouldn't regret it. I play both melodeon and Anglo (though I'm desperate to get an English as well), and I find myself neglecting my melodeons because of the responsiveness of the Anglo keyboard, and despite my still preferring the sound of the melodeon in a general way. You've certainly got the knack, and I'd love to hear what you would do with a proper instrument. Cheers, and all the best.

[@daddylongles]

Thank you for your kind message and words of encouragement.

[@jakeferguson7435]

It would be super awesome if you put up the 2nd half of the Irish washerwoman. I can't read music but have been able to learn a few of your other song from your videos. So thank you and keep up the good work.

[@daddylongles]

Hi Jake. Actually I'm about to do a completely revised version of this with full tablature. Look out for it in September. Thanks for the kind words. Les

[@jakeferguson7435]

@@daddylongles hell yeah! Ill just work on go tell aunt roadie for now. Thanks again.

[@wayneyeargain9064]

Thanks for a great lesson. looks like the buttons are organized similar to my diatonic harmonica.
The harmonica holes are organized to play a C chord on the blow first three holes ( C E G ) and a
G chord on the draw first three holes ( G B D ),
Is the Anglo concertina the same ?

[@tulasideviful]

Awesome! I'm a total newbie, don't even have a single squeezebox instrument, but enjoying your blogs nevertheless. Hare Krishna!