Mazurka de Servant / de Barbary / d'Auvergne (French) GC melodeon, diatonic accordion

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The second tune also seems to be known as "Skelton's" or "Lumpy Custard".
Played on a G/C Castagnari Handry 18.

[@asplenium177]

Les mazurkas sont toujours aussi douces et belles entre vos doigts et ce soufflet magique.
Oui bon d’accord j’exagère un peu sur la poésie... 😁

[@matthewdayodgers-brown4721]

Thank you very beautiful.... conjures up sunny days sat in the shade with a cold beer

[@ergotte]

Ma version préférée sur UA-cam 🤩

[@mauricematter4307]

Very beautiful subtle and moving !
I hope that one day I will have the opportunity to come and dance to one of your Cèilidh
I also love when you play together the little smiles of Sarah are too cute !
Thank's a lot

[@renderizer01]

I hear the quiet shuffling of feet on a wooden floor

[@FiddlePlayer]

🙂

[@marticarreras]

I love it 😍

[@leewelch1823]

Hi Paul, Love your very nicely nuanced & flowing rendition of "Mazurka de Barbary"!
Also, would love to learn where you found the name "Mazurka de Barbary", the second tune you play in this set. Our French tune playing friends & I (here in the San Francisco Bay Area in California) sometimes refer to it as the "Swingy Mazurka" because Mel Stevens' original "Massif Central Tune Book" #1 & #2 just gave it a number. So, if you can direct me to a source for this tune with this name, I would appreciate it!!!

[@mariagomez6506]

What tonality is your accordion in

[@paulyoungfolk]

GC