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Catchy tune very nice

What is Stefan Hussong playing @ 30:50?

LOVE IT, STEVE!!! --Camera

Hi steve, i met you by the accordion documentary, i just loved the way you explained the information, i have an accordion and i wanted to see more information, now i have thanks to you

What song at 0:34?

Glad you posted this Steve. Best review of accordions through history. Of course lots had to be left out due to time limit.

"Diatonic accordions… are a favorite among immigrants around the world”…The condescending tone is ridiculous 😂 because if you are not white you don’t have a culture, you are just an ‘immigrant’

Accordion is an amazing instrument if study music the way supposed to be .its a complete instrument playing all kind music from all over the world & more you just put in your hands and go easy ok 🪗 🪗

Do you ever regret starting with Concertinas?

Excellent documentary! I learned a lot! I have a davinci that I got through Milton Mann Studios lessons in the 70’s in California.

It rather hear an accordion any day than listen to the bag pipes.

Along the Texas-Mexico border, the diatonic button acordeón thrives thanks to Don Ramon Ayala and popular norteño groups like Intocable, Los Tigres del Norte, and many others. Yes, the acordeón is alive and well in 2024 ... if you know where to look.

Accordions are so back

This comprehensive video overlooks the accordion music of Vallenato, a music genre from Colombia. You can listen to master player Egidio Cuadrado in the following links: - [Link 1](ua-cam.com/video/p8rw1Bq0rXs/v-deo.html) - [Link 2](ua-cam.com/video/7R64PrZdUmQ/v-deo.html) Also missing is the Chamamé, an Argentine music genre featuring the accordion.

Many thanks for the valuable contribution! Excellent, and what is very important is the historical connection back to the Renaissance. (Portativ) This historical root always seemed to be missing in the case of hand-pulled instruments.

excelente documentário, obrigado por compartilhar

Sadly, you left one out. Judy Tenuta. Stand up comedian with accordion. no, she never played a song but she used it very effectively as punctuation to her jokes. Must have been many who saw that and sad, "I want to do that, lets find an accordion and do it." Dont dismiss. you featured virtuosos but also ones who pulled others in to accordion and Judy did that.

Zydeco is what made me investigate accordion. And now here I am with a CBA and taking lessons and wanting to dedicate me life to this instrument

Great fun to watch. Thank you

Dommage que c'est en anglais

Thanks for sharing !

And since 50 years one can see and hear the Hare Krishna devotees sing and play the accordeon on the streets worldwide❤

The finale, what cemetery and where???

Totally awesome!! Very well done!

quick shout out to merengue tipico

This documentary is a little older, but it's now worth mentioning the accordion's place in Eastern punk and rock bands like Dubioza Kolektiv and Kultur Shock. Accordion is still a cornerstone of modern music in many countries outside the U.S. and it's wonderful!

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22:55 who's the mad man that chose to include this image

Fantastic video, I’m going to get mine out of its box, so much inspiration after watching this👌

One of the best instruments out there!❤

🔴 Is steel reed better or brass reed better? Please tell me.I own an Accordian that is an Italian Steel reed Accordian

MIDI accordion development peaked with Roland (there is the Bugari Evo, which is the best MIDI accordion on the market right now; but the sound engine is the same as Roland's), and there was no new development since, which is very sad to me. Sure, they can create sounds similar to real instruments. But there's nothing authentic in that, it ends up sounding like a toy organ/piano/double bass instead of the real thing. Why not pursue something unique, something no other digital instrument could do? Why is no one exploiting the bellows to manipulate the synthesizers? You control velocity by how hard you press the buttons (similar to the piano), and you control LFOs by how hard you push the bellows.

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Seems to me a lot of Italians play the accordion

I enjoyed the video... However, the diatonic button accordeon was given short shrift. The one row was dedicated to the "Cajun" accordeon which is a folk art version of the one row, ten button, two base, diatonic, bisonoric, bellows driven areo phone made and played all over the world. A Cajun accordeon is largely a copy of the Globe and other one row boxes made in Germany, Saxony, Bohemia , imported to the USA and Canada. What makes a "Cajun" accordeon a "Cajiun" accordeon is that it is made by a Cajun. No more, no less. Their tuning is not "Cajun" it is one more style of "just" tuning favoring a single key. Hence, playing mostly in G on a C box. There are spectacular versions of the one row made in Italy, Castagnari being one, In Canada, Messervier and Melodie as examples. And then there are the Irish who favor the one row in D and play a variety of boxes made in Canada, France and Italy. There has been over time as much music played on the one row as any other type of accordeon. Also no mention of Santiago Jimenez Sr.. the man who pioneered Tex Mex and primarily played on a simple G/C Hohner Poker Work. And what about Hohner, the largest manufacturer in the history of the accordeon? More music has been played on Hohners than any other brand. What About the Irish and the B/C and C#/D Systems. and the box is considered the national instrument following the harp. The there is Trikatixia (sp) from the Basque country, And diatonic from Britanny, and the many Italian folk styles and their specialized accordeons. The southern Brazil Northern Gaita. Venezuala, Colombia, Panama., Dominican, CApe Verde. all different. The piano accordeon was a late comer.. from my research it was first built by a Frenchman name Bouton. The Piano Accoredon is affectionally known as the Stomach Steinway.

I thoroughly enjoyed this documentary. Thank you.

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,,,that was fun holiday viewing!!! Reanimates me back into this beautiful musical instrument 🎉😊😊 I'm so glad my mother enrolled me into accordion classes all those years ago, for whatever reason I do not know (maybe nostalgic), but I'm so grateful, as it is my Voice as I grow older and wiser😮❤❤

Nice documentary! Thank you. I missed the Polka-Rock Band from Denton Texas called Brave Combo. They are still going strong.

Sad that avsenik wasnt mentioned, he revolutionized and created our folk music, all around accordion...

Excellent documental, I really enjoyed it a lot. Accordion was my best harmony teacher since I never took music lessons and I'm an ear player.

An accordion Museum!!…I’m GOING there!

Interesting thank you

Jim Boggio was my grandfather's cousin. Jimmy Borrell was my uncle (married to my grandmother's sister) and he invented the cordovox. I learned to play the accordion at his music shop in Kissimmee, FL in the 60's. The accordion is quite literally in my blood! LOL!

Wow! Thanks for that!

Sweet! What about BRAVE COMBO!!!! I feel inspired now!

Lawrence Welk was born March 11, 1903, Strasburg, ND, USA. not Europe

RICHARD GALLIANO was not show herę [ W H Y ? ]

Great documentary thanks