hello,
I started accordion 2 years ago with a teacher and a lot of personal work.
I started with the basics and mainly on the C major scale
The teacher pushed me to study the vast majority of scales, arpeggios and chords in major, minor and 2 hands.
What's more, in the minor mode, I need to know the Natural, Harmonic and Melodic scales. The aim is to master by heart all the scales, arpeggios and chords.
But also, with both hands in sync, as well as descending with the left hand and ascending with the right, and vice versa.
I understand this technical work, but I don't feel that this enormous amount of work is necessary for playing the instrument better. But I suppose my judgement is wrong.
If someone of good will could tell me 2 words about it and enlighten me It would be nice !!!!
Amicalement
I started accordion 2 years ago with a teacher and a lot of personal work.
I started with the basics and mainly on the C major scale
The teacher pushed me to study the vast majority of scales, arpeggios and chords in major, minor and 2 hands.
What's more, in the minor mode, I need to know the Natural, Harmonic and Melodic scales. The aim is to master by heart all the scales, arpeggios and chords.
But also, with both hands in sync, as well as descending with the left hand and ascending with the right, and vice versa.
I understand this technical work, but I don't feel that this enormous amount of work is necessary for playing the instrument better. But I suppose my judgement is wrong.
If someone of good will could tell me 2 words about it and enlighten me It would be nice !!!!
Amicalement
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Lelapinsauvage1956
28/10/2024
Good evening, yes it's very good, but not motivating! I gave lessons to an 11 year old who had never touched an accordion, with the chromatic accordion method 1st year by Médard Ferrero and the scores. After a year, he was playing 10 scores! cordially
yoyodu77
01/11/2024
Hello Do you want to become a concert performer? Follow the advice of your teacher, who may only see in you a wallet on legs or may have detected in you a future Verchuren. Otherwise, just enjoy playing the scores on PA and you'll quickly find your level.
I'm Belgian and I'm taking up my instrument again after a little break of 60 years.....
I forgot which finger to use to go up and down a C major scale.
The C on my instrument is on the 3rd row.
Who can help me?
I do have Charles Demaele's scale summary chart but I'm having a bit of trouble with the numbers (up or down) ???? finger 5 ????
Thanks to all
Cdt
Louppendu
I forgot which finger to use to go up and down a C major scale.
The C on my instrument is on the 3rd row.
Who can help me?
I do have Charles Demaele's scale summary chart but I'm having a bit of trouble with the numbers (up or down) ???? finger 5 ????
Thanks to all
Cdt
Louppendu
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THIVETMONIQUE
02/07/2024
Hello
There are 2 fingerings from 1 to 4 when the thumb is not used or from 1 to 5 when the thumb is used.
There are 2 fingerings from 1 to 4 when the thumb is not used or from 1 to 5 when the thumb is used.
louppendu
03/07/2024
OK thanks Good day
yurasash
04/07/2024
Hello, the C in the 3rd row means that you have the so-called Russian system. Buttons are positioned differently than on a French system.
louppendu
04/07/2024
Thank you, I'm at crt. In Belgium we play C 1,2 or 3 depending on the region and always with Belgian basses (inverted) going up F going down G, etc.
Hello,
I am looking for two booklets that were given to start 40 years ago in Hainaut, the region of Charleroi and the center.
One was a method, I think pink or gray I think it was called the ABC of the accordion. The format was an A4 folded in half and the last page was a drawing of the buttons of the right and left hand.
The other one was a collection of all the scales for C 2 chromatic accordion. The format was quite large, I think an A3 in green color.
Maybe you have this in your archives?
Thanks in advance,
I am looking for two booklets that were given to start 40 years ago in Hainaut, the region of Charleroi and the center.
One was a method, I think pink or gray I think it was called the ABC of the accordion. The format was an A4 folded in half and the last page was a drawing of the buttons of the right and left hand.
The other one was a collection of all the scales for C 2 chromatic accordion. The format was quite large, I think an A3 in green color.
Maybe you have this in your archives?
Thanks in advance,
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Hello, after fruitless searches on the internet, I am still looking for either Romanian music scores or information about scales and harmonies used in the music of the Balkans and Romania...
thank you in advance.
thank you in advance.
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mamilena38
25/09/2021
Hello, have you visited this page?
http://www.tousauxbalkans.net/Accueil
there are some "real" scores, (I just checked) that is not only the lyrics with the name of the chords.
Have a nice weekend
http://www.tousauxbalkans.net/Accueil
there are some "real" scores, (I just checked) that is not only the lyrics with the name of the chords.
Have a nice weekend
jose17
04/10/2021
thank you very much
Bonjour,
Je cherche un resumé des gammes avec les doigtés pour une accordéon chromatique avec basses internationales et main droit DO1. Pouver vous m'aider? (je suis Belge)
Je cherche un resumé des gammes avec les doigtés pour une accordéon chromatique avec basses internationales et main droit DO1. Pouver vous m'aider? (je suis Belge)
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pontiac
17/12/2017
Hello,
you should find in the "Tutorials" section of the site.
Sincerely
you should find in the "Tutorials" section of the site.
Sincerely
Hello to all of you. You know me, collector in the soul I have miles and hundreds in scores. So I have a lot to please and communicate, because I am an old boy. My deposits are for the most part of order to have already quite a lot of practice. I am assé pained, because those which begin, to see intermediate, are prejudiced. That's why I propose you 2 deposits, 1 for those said on chevroné, and 1 for the other quatégorie. It goes without saying that I select those; and notament the left hand, black beast of our friends, and others. Because they are, confined in waltzes and javas (key of F, being in their reach), without being able varied, on various repertories. I invite them to look well on its partitions the left hand, (those chosen) will be your pass everywhere. Your teachers if there is, will also be interested I am sure. The piano part is the most important because the most complete on this subject, as well as in harmony, studied the !!!!! you will be able to adopt the accompaniment of this one, for others. s is the eternal refrain (how one makes with the left hand ?????). Make scales key of F, see in tuto. I wish to satisfy by bringing you the solution. Good work and good luck. Adler trio
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Good evening everyone. I want to do something new, I'm starting the bandoneon. Only I don't know what to start with. I have an Ambros method, really hard. I want to do scales but if someone has a little easy tango to encourage me, or a name of method for diatonic bandoneon, it would be nice.
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Unknown
16/12/2014
hello cathe02 .me is harmojack .having known paul chalier (known as pablo caliero) I know that it made a method, that you will find at di arezzo, only s is for chromatic bandoneon, if not there is for concertina .you can also inform you by telephoning with the conservatory of Paris, you can also see on youtube those which practises this instrument and their tel or to write to see if necessary, their mall . When the easy piece see tangos of dino margelli Here it gives me a great idea, you will phone to louis corchia he must have your happiness his father (primo corchia) was a master in bando. There are quite a lot of scores of him on the site. Voila, basically, if you dry I'll help you; good luck.
If people are interested, I have put online a dictionary of chords and accordion scales:http://daa.redheberg.com
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Unknown
09/05/2012
Thanks Jouan, very interesting and practical. A good learning tool for accordionists.
laccordeoniste
09/05/2012
hello Jouan, very useful to find some little used chords. thanks again to you for all those who will discover it before using it... bye andré
Unknown
09/05/2012
What is the common pot? If it is the list of scores, it will be difficult to put it, it is a complete site, not a document... You have to follow the link to see...
patrickdavo
09/05/2012
OK for the ranges but not the common pot.
patrickdavo
09/05/2012
Great, Thanks Jouan (Juan)
Unknown
09/05/2012
but what is the common pot?
EgoMe
12/05/2012
Hello Jouan, very interesting and useful presentation! Thanks for your efforts. Concerning the development of the "Stradella part" in "Left Hand Tuning" (especially the seventh chord except the fifth) I will send you my comments directly. Hi, Walter
michass
26/05/2012
Thank you
gendarme
29/05/2012
great super thank you for this beautiful work and to make us enjoy it
accordeon49
04/11/2012
Hello,
thank you very much? it might help me.
Have a nice day
thank you very much? it might help me.
Have a nice day
accordeon49
01/12/2012
Thank you, it's very nice, in any case, I have bookmarked it and I will be able to work on the scales with the metronome!
Thanks again!
Accordeon49
Thanks again!
Accordeon49
claudy
01/12/2012
Hello, this site is very well done.
however there may be a small bug....some examples:
- Left hand chord, Cm6, Belgian, the second line indicates an F7 chord while a green circle selects the Fm ......
- Left hand chord F7, Belgian: there is a major F colored in green while the legend indicates F7....
Moreover it would be nice to consider for the Belgian right hand keyboard the variant that has C in the second line... (Charleroi region) (just consider that the notes are all transposed a half tone down... ) (http://www.thecipher.com/cba_b_system_basics.html )
Thank you and good luck.
Claudy.
however there may be a small bug....some examples:
- Left hand chord, Cm6, Belgian, the second line indicates an F7 chord while a green circle selects the Fm ......
- Left hand chord F7, Belgian: there is a major F colored in green while the legend indicates F7....
Moreover it would be nice to consider for the Belgian right hand keyboard the variant that has C in the second line... (Charleroi region) (just consider that the notes are all transposed a half tone down... ) (http://www.thecipher.com/cba_b_system_basics.html )
Thank you and good luck.
Claudy.
Unknown
01/12/2012
hi
don't tell me that there are also Belgian stories in accordion !!!
super all these exchanges, it moves as we like
friendships
JJ
don't tell me that there are also Belgian stories in accordion !!!
super all these exchanges, it moves as we like
friendships
JJ
