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Hi @moshezuchter amazing content as usual, I do have question that i stumbled in a particular inconvenience and cant seem to figure out a solution to this one problem, i had to move from my acoustic Westminster stella 96 bass and 37 piano keys to a roland fr1x 72 bass and 26 piano key accordion due to health issues, and my issue is how do you transpose (play) tunes that are designed to be played on bigger accordion due to octaves etc on a much smaller instrument. For example im trying to play indifference on fr1x, my left hand is fine but the right hand im just missing alot of ovtaves to play it, is there way to tackle that issues or do i just need to give it up 😂

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21:21 Mastering A Song vs. Playing Songs For Dancing

Isn't it vi not ii? ii of E major is F#m

Thank you. Very helpful.

Great video as always! Any chance you will be doing a I Will Survive Accordion Tutorial in the near future? Keep it up!

Absolutely brilliant love this, thank you! Is alternate bass playing for example C bass, C maj to G bass and back to C bass and so forth? Thanks so much, I'm going to try working out a pop song for myself :)

Right now I'm working on The Beer Barrel Polka on my 12 bass ,It's work but a lot of fun in the process. says Judy Corrette

That's FAB! Sounds so great...🪗👏👏🌹

Let’s start with Mary Had A Little Lamb 😅

Nice one Ronen, thanks.

Love this channel and glad the algos served it up to my awareness about a week ago. I plan on purchasing an accordion after the summer and enrolling in your program.

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Fascinating. Can't wait to explore this. So many options for the left hand, sometimes it's hard to decide what to pick. There's a skill here that goes beyond simply being proficient with the instrument.

Hi Ronen! I have a question for you for one of your future live streams or videos. I started playing a few months ago, but I’m struggling when it comes to little pauses in my music whenever I change bellows directions from push to pull or vice versa. You make it seem so fluid and legato whenever your change bellows directions - so any advice, exercises, or tips to help us students with this would be fantastic. Thank you

I have been playing the accordion solo and in bands for 8 years, but I don't understand how to play for dancing events. It seems like it would take too much time to learn such a wide variety of songs, especially since one song can take me months to master..

i thought dynamics of a song come naturally never have i thought abt it just done it

Nicely done. I like the way you justify the waltz version by saying you're going to "subvert the expectation". The chords get a little tricky at the end. The E7th really wants a suspended A before you resolve to the G#...I feel like I get away with it on the accordion by tapping the chord in the left hand while holding the A note in the right hand. And the Bm7b5 leading into the E7th....well, you can technically get it by reaching for a D minor over a B bass, but usually I just hold the B bass with no chord. I don't like the way it sounds if I accidentaly hit the B minor chord there...better just to hold the bass note and if anything chunk away with the right hand.

This is, frankly, awesome advice! I have ordered my first accordion after about six months of learning piano as an adult neophyte, explicitly because this capacity of the instrument to provide rhythmic options for genuine expression is absolutely fascinating to me. Now of course, the piano has similar capacity, but not with the same easy facility for changing the voice of the instrument. In the specific example of "I Will Survive" I *really* like what you did in making it a tango: the song itself carries defiance and almost *anger* in the lyrics and in the classic Gaynor recording, which seem to me to be really well suited to the tango.

Absolutely fantastic rendition of my favorite track in Metro I had always stopped by to hear it when in game and this brought me right back, thank you.

14 years later but still! Wonderful performance Ronen! I'd love to learn this amazing tune on my accordion ❤

I picked up an accordion a couple weeks ago. I have not played an instrument in 15 years, so I feel very rusty trying to play anything. It seems like I need to practice hand independence a lot! Even the second level of tapping the right hand in a different rhythm feels incredibly hard. This video helped me understand what was giving me trouble and figure steps for practicing this specific skill. Thank you so much!

I appreciate what you doing the best and we love the way you doing your job I appreciate from Charlotte North Carolina United States of America my kids are learning from you😊😊😊😊😊 and I appreciate and thank you

What a fantastic Father's Day edition. I love Cat's in the Cradle. Really enjoyed seeing the looping with guitar too. Thankyou.

Couldn’t tune in live today, but thank you for answering my wife’s question from last Saturday about what songs your wife likes!! She’ll be happy to see you followed-up on it whenever I show her the stream later. Thanks for helping inspire musicians everywhere, Ronen

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Will you do anything similar in 2024?

you've got me into considering getting into the accordion. I've always loved how they sound and i love playing music (i'm a guitarist) so once i get money i'll get a cheap ish accordion to try it out! :D

that helped with the Irish airs that I play

WOOOOW !!! Maravilloso !!!

Nice representation of the chromatic accordion, very popular in Europe 👍 Kind regards

Thank you for all of your great motivation, inspiration, and education.

0:00 Choosing A Rhythm 00:56 Sustained Chord 2:10 Alternate Bass Rhythm 3:35 Waltz Rhythm 4:14 Tango Rhythm

thank you for your vids , I have been watching a view of you vids... I inherited my dads chromayic accordion, yes a button one...he died like 20 yrs ago anyway my sister had it and she never really played it so , she gave it to me.. im nearly 60 never played it in my life even a keyboard i play one handed , but to my surprise just watching some of your vids i am not doing to bad on the accordion ... thank you very much...

Thank you so much for taking the time to make these videos!. Now I'm starting to get somewhere with my practice. I only wish I found them sooner

Thank you!

Me personally both sound good

Thank you, I always listen, but not always while it’s live.

Where is the tutorial on how to play this?

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I am really crap with my right-hand -> yes I use it, but mostly for drone notes (I do a lot of Scandinavian pieces), but would like to do some more Bass work - any tips?

I'm a fan who has subscribed to it for a long time.

Please play Korean songs as well.

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