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10 Sep 07 - 05:30 AM (#2145244) Subject: concertina tutors From: The Sandman Vist Concertina FAQ,for detailed list of concertina tutors of all systems. |
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10 Sep 07 - 08:52 AM (#2145365) Subject: RE: concertina tutors From: Surreysinger Do you have a link to give anyone Dick? |
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10 Sep 07 - 09:27 AM (#2145392) Subject: RE: concertina tutors From: treewind This will no doubt be the one Dick wants you to see... A. |
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10 Sep 07 - 09:34 AM (#2145401) Subject: RE: concertina tutors From: Folkiedave Would it be too inappropriate of me to mention I have copies of the Frank Butler book? PM me for a price. Dave |
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10 Sep 07 - 10:06 AM (#2145419) Subject: RE: concertina tutors From: The Sandman I was trying to be even handed,so that people could see all that was on offer.Thankyou Treewind. Frank Butler did give me a couple of lessons,His book is useful as is Alistair Andersons. |
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10 Sep 07 - 04:46 PM (#2145793) Subject: RE: concertina tutors From: The Sandman My only experience of the mentioned anglo tutors is the Irish Concertina by Mick Bramitch,of which, I know people, who have found it useful. I do know that my tutors give more detailed information, about song accompaniment,than any others I have seen.Dick Miles |
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10 Sep 07 - 05:47 PM (#2145843) Subject: RE: concertina tutors From: Alan Day My Tutor for complete beginners English Style playing for 20 button CG ,is now available on free download from the following site http://www.etanbenami.com/Anglo%20Concertina%20Tutor then click on Concertina Tutor Etan kindly offered this service after receiving my tutor and is saving me a lot of money,for which I am very grateful. Al |
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11 Sep 07 - 03:08 AM (#2146134) Subject: RE: concertina tutors From: selby There is also an intresting begginners guide that I found on you tube |
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11 Sep 07 - 07:21 AM (#2146255) Subject: RE: concertina tutors From: The Sandman personally ,I dont think,the concertina works as well as the guitar on you tube as regards tutorials. With a guitar you can see clearly what the fingers are doing,when it comes to the English concertina,it becomes much more difficult to photograph,the fingers moving quickly from one side to the other. however anything that promotes concertinas is good.http://www.dickmiles.com |
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26 Sep 07 - 02:46 PM (#2157919) Subject: RE: concertina tutors From: The Sandman dont forget Folkkie Dave has Frank Butler Tutors.http://www.dickmiles.com |
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03 Oct 07 - 09:35 AM (#2162690) Subject: RE: concertina tutors From: The Sandman I have found adapting existing fiddle ornamentation useful. When transposing it to the English ,adjust any cuts etc, so that you are cutting on the other side of the instrument,trebles are best done note above rather than same note,though I do occassionally use same not trebles,Useful books are Matt Crannitch IRISH FIDDLE,Geoff Bowen,FolkFiddle.Dick Miles |