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Hello, I am part of those who have a small 0 next to the sharing of scores. I would like to say that I am part of the budding accordionists, self-taught who before finding this wonderful site have picked right to left on the net.The few courses I have taken do not allow me to put the scores online as they are protected in writing. So please give us a little time and we will share scores, advice and who knows one day tutorials. I would just like to change the view of those who see us as picks, we are just not very good either to decipher the scores or to be able to post them.
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Unknown
25/11/2012
hi
This indication of the number of deposits does not necessarily lead to a judgement (although it is often paradoxical that a member asks for dozens of scores, sometimes with insistence, without ever sharing).
Rest assured, many members are here to share their love of music and are very happy to help each other progress, each at his own pace.
Don't hesitate to use the tutorials that are there for that and to ask us for advice if you need it, there will always be an attentive ear.
good music
JJ
This indication of the number of deposits does not necessarily lead to a judgement (although it is often paradoxical that a member asks for dozens of scores, sometimes with insistence, without ever sharing).
Rest assured, many members are here to share their love of music and are very happy to help each other progress, each at his own pace.
Don't hesitate to use the tutorials that are there for that and to ask us for advice if you need it, there will always be an attentive ear.
good music
JJ
DANY 14
25/11/2012
Hello Kouros,
Welcome to the site.
Don't worry, it's quite easy to recognize a "pique assiette" from a beginner (a few interventions on the site of this one are enough).
I take advantage of your intervention to point out that a few months ago, I posted some scores for beginners (with the fingering), a few days ago, I posted a small diagram that allows you to make the bass scale on the left hand keyboard of an accordion, these "pieces" have been (to my great surprise) downloaded a multitude of times, and it's very good, I am surprised that the question asked by our common friend and administrator of the site Jean-Jacques, in the tutorial section "what are your wishes", there is not more reaction from beginners (especially self-taught). You need advice, you have a whole bunch of confirmed amateurs and even professionals who are ready to help you, so don't hesitate, there are certainly no "world champions" to advise you but, rest assured, if a bad advice is given to you, I am sure that there will be an immediate reaction in the following seconds.
Have fun with your instrument and don't feel guilty, it's not necessarily a score deposit that enriches the site, exchanges like that, participate.
Have a good weekend.
Sincerely
Daniel
Welcome to the site.
Don't worry, it's quite easy to recognize a "pique assiette" from a beginner (a few interventions on the site of this one are enough).
I take advantage of your intervention to point out that a few months ago, I posted some scores for beginners (with the fingering), a few days ago, I posted a small diagram that allows you to make the bass scale on the left hand keyboard of an accordion, these "pieces" have been (to my great surprise) downloaded a multitude of times, and it's very good, I am surprised that the question asked by our common friend and administrator of the site Jean-Jacques, in the tutorial section "what are your wishes", there is not more reaction from beginners (especially self-taught). You need advice, you have a whole bunch of confirmed amateurs and even professionals who are ready to help you, so don't hesitate, there are certainly no "world champions" to advise you but, rest assured, if a bad advice is given to you, I am sure that there will be an immediate reaction in the following seconds.
Have fun with your instrument and don't feel guilty, it's not necessarily a score deposit that enriches the site, exchanges like that, participate.
Have a good weekend.
Sincerely
Daniel
