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Qasadi & Maqhinga. Just marvellous, thank you!

Musik Böhmer, in the style of Kraftwerk!

Love the Flying Concertina. Real catchy! Millicentvwhite is charming

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👋👋👋👋👋👋Muito bonito. Very Nice

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Ladnie!@*..😊❤😊

I've no idea why this came up on my feed but I wish you well with your mission. I remember as a youngster the joy of listening to my Grandmother play. God bless.

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Lexie Boatright is a bit of a discovery - her performance of Sally Gally is wonderful!

Gracias, he disfrutado mucho. Pena que en esta parte 2 no hay opción para traducir las presentaciones de los interpretes.😘😍

Thank you Iris, thank you.

Just beautiful - and a new arrangement of Springtime in Battersea, if I'm not much mistaken! One to come back to...

A lovely selection of tunes, played by a master of the instrument!

Beautiful, a joy to listen to. Thank you Iris, see you in Crow.

Thanks much! 🙂😎

I love that there are many original compositions.

That's more first-class concertina playing than I can absorb at one sitting. Thank you very much to everyone. 😊

Somebody please tell Ryan Ward that his keyboard's on fire.

Wonderful, Iris. Thank you.

Inspirational, every one!

As always, excellent !

Wonderful playing by Iris

Very moving and beautiful!

Well done to all involved, what a feast!

Ripper tunes!

N.B. I think you'll find that The Snowy Breasted Pearl ( Pearla an brollais bam ) was actually first published by Edward Bunting in his - 'General Collection of the Ancient Irish Music' in 1797, where it is attributed to O'Carolan, though without evidence.

Excellent. I especially enjoyed the 'Lewes Concertinas Anonymous'. 😎

Lovely playing as ever, as always.

Thank you for the wonderful video!

Brilliant! and the Christmas tree in some of the stage sets added a little "je ne sais quoi"!!!

So many different styles of playing - thanks a lot to the ICA for bringing this together!

Fantastic! Love the version of Lola by Greg Mirken! 36:44

❤🌍🎵 Wonderful Concertina Day

So many wonderful players, thanks for posting :)

Great stuff, as always! Memories of singing this with Mick at the South Brent session...

Beautiful, amazing, as ever, dear Iris! Thanks so much!

You excluded the biggest Concertina Fan Club int the world, the South Africans: ua-cam.com/video/uo6dhy-5GRg/v-deo.html

John Kirkpatrick wrote and plays one of my favourite squeezebox tunes called "Jump at the Sun". I didn't realize he played the concertina as well.

Rottnest Island is such a beautiful place. I hope you had some quokkas in your audience listening to that beautiful music

Who would have thought a collection of concertinas could sound like 16th century windcaps! Very well done!

great to hear and see damien

Watching Iris play 'Solace' put me in mind of Lea Nicholson playing the same tune at Whitney, many, many years ago. Pretty sure Iris was there that year.

Och, Alistair, man. You make that instrument sing!

From humble beginnings to the world stage.. HOORAY for the shy no more concertina👏👏👏👏👏

Steve Turner one of the best concertina players and traditional singers there is.

I started out on one of those dreadful old red German instruments exactly like the ones you have there, and its sitting unloved on top of my bookcase. Can I donate it to you for the cause?

I love the tone. I own one too and it is a joy to play. Thanks for sharing!

That's brilliant, Cohen. I've been playing Anglo for about 2 years - started on one of those cheap old German ones, gradually upgrading till I've recently spent over a grand on one. I taught ukulele in schools for a few years - and was able to use cheap Chinese ukes that you can buy in bulk for around 20 quid an instrument. It's great just watching kids get excited, playing and singing along. I really admire what you are doing for this great little instrument. Good luck!