cherokee waltz

[@jimmymurphy7789]

My Favorite Cajun Waltz- such a Driving sound. TY 😊

[@meloderon]

I think I'm the first one that watch this.
It's one of my favorites.
And also the slow version.
Thanks

[@jlm12b]

Thanks Chris, you are very good with explaining and teaching this amazing instrument.
Le Piquant

[@jlm12b]

I love the line "that's bare bone, it is not even bone it is bone".

[@lesthompson7938]

Great learning experience. I am looking for lessons just like this and one of the songs I want to learn is Bosco Stomp. Do you make video like these for a fee? Please let me know.
thanks for these great learning videos. I have seen all the ones available and these are the best and most informative and easy to learn from. Les Thompson

[@bobspanner]

Thats funny I suddenly thought wait I know that tune and looked up the comparison and here it is :)

[@thibodeauxba]

Very good instructor.. You should have been a music teacher... J/K

[@Fwyd]

Hello, Chris!
What is the name of that type of accordion? I don’t mean brand name, but the specific kind of instrument. Is that a four-reed accordion? Is it the one most often used in Quebec music?Also, what are those four knobs on top and what are they for?Thanks!

[@chrismiller2909]

Some call it a "melodeon". Or a German style one row diatonic accordion. Here in Louisiana we just say accordion and accordéon in French.

[@cpm6miller]

The stop closest to me is closed because that is the row of reeds that are tuned slightly sharp for the "wet" sound...I didn't want the wet sound for the lessons.

[@Flametamer9]

Which stop is closed, and why?

[@Fwyd]

Thanks

[@bmsparticus]

is this in C?