Excellent! I'm an adult student for the past five years. I enjoy playing the standard jazz tunes. But also, I like playing the classic Dieiro and Magnante arrangements such as Pietro's return, Trieste ovature, Beautiful Days and Solfigietto. This is a great tune for left hand chromatic scale. But my right wrist is not nearly as fast as you play this magnificent march. This piece is made for the piano accordion and you do it great justice. Robert
I am glad that paulveso noted the difference in the instruments, anyway if people want to be critical I would like to see if they can play this piece better
Well played 10 out of 10 and not easiest of accordion music to play. the accordion keeps you young.
Is it possible to get a copy of your arrangement of Granada my email mgvisconti@tiscali.it thank you
I would agree...and there are so many players that are soooooo much better than I am, it's embarrassing. But I try to be entertaining and have fun with the instrument I love. I am not in a competition with anyone and I play passably for an old woman who is 71 years old. But If you smile when I play, I win! (And so do you!)
Tradurbur, did you notice the two instruments are not the same? Joffn is playing a 3-row instrument, while Tripleshakequeen is playing a modern 1-row. There are advantages to the 3-row, most notable of which is speed, since all of the notes are located in a smaller area. In any case, I thought this was very good. Keep it up TripleShakeQueen!
Love it when people comment that I play with joy...it's the best description of my playing I could give. Really nice of you to be so kind in your comments. Thanks!
Thank you very much! As for the bass runs, start by trying to pick out simple songs with the bass buttons. That will lead you into playing all kinds of things with the left hand.
Bruno, didn't mean to be rude and take so long to answer you. Thank you for being such a great fan. I do have some CD's and a DVD for sale if you're interested...drop me an email and I'll give you details.
I will brush up on it for you - but I can't guarantee anything. I'll be using a borrowed accordion. If my fingers will function, you'll hear it live. I am looking forward to being there. It will be a lively time.
So kind of you. I appreciate your comments, Nils-Helge. You are a special person - always there to help other accordionists and a never-ending wealth of music for us all.
Just curious but what is that paper you always have on top of the keyboard? Its in all your videos. I figured sheet music but its way too small...or is it?
It's a list of the songs I plan on playing with a list of alternate tunes in case my preplanned program starts to drag with the audience. Next time they do a video, I plan on taping it down flat. I can always remember how to play the darned tunes, but I can never keep titles in mind and I go blank without a list.
Thats cool! Great playing, I left that out in my first comment. Hmm I'll have to consider that. My band just keeps the tunes in performance order in a binder so that we just have to turn the page. Course its just you so you probably need the list.
When I was playing with a group,if we were dragging we'd change pace and everyone contributed ideas. Playing solo, I never use a preplanned program except during a concert, and have alternates if it isn't working. I have tune lists in all kinds of categories I can just look at and refer to when playing solo since much of my tunes are by ear (except a concert). I'm very careful though to not get stuck on one thing since it turns off some of the crowd if you don't change the pace.
pflake53@yahoo.co.uk
pownapowpow 9 months ago
hello i love this song and how you played it and i was wondering if i could possibly have the sheet music for it please? P.S brilliant playing!!!
pownapowpow 9 months ago
@pownapowpow If you can send me your email address to sylviamarieb@yahoo.com, I'll gladly send you a scanned copy.
tripleshakequeen 9 months ago
@tripleshakequeen p-flake@hotmail.co.uk
pownapowpow 9 months ago
Excellent! I'm an adult student for the past five years. I enjoy playing the standard jazz tunes. But also, I like playing the classic Dieiro and Magnante arrangements such as Pietro's return, Trieste ovature, Beautiful Days and Solfigietto. This is a great tune for left hand chromatic scale. But my right wrist is not nearly as fast as you play this magnificent march. This piece is made for the piano accordion and you do it great justice. Robert
romodig 10 months ago
You win at life!
Benj888 1 year ago
I am glad that paulveso noted the difference in the instruments, anyway if people want to be critical I would like to see if they can play this piece better
Well played 10 out of 10 and not easiest of accordion music to play. the accordion keeps you young.
Is it possible to get a copy of your arrangement of Granada my email mgvisconti@tiscali.it thank you
musicafisa 1 year ago
our symphonic band is playing an arrangement of this piece for a concert in November
tubageek2006 1 year ago
I use to really enjoy pounding out this song in the older days. I played it the first time when I was 13 on stage in New York.
RangerRob2009 1 year ago
I had to play it as well. I forgot what year but it was before Sharpshooters.
RangerRob2009 1 year ago
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Hello! Well played! I wonder if you could help me find sheet music for this piece? would really like to play it.
Greetings from Sweden
Guitar14091 2 years ago
Hello! Well played! I wonder if you could help me find notes for this piece? would really like to play it.
Greetings from Sweden
Guitar14091 2 years ago
Thank you! I have the music. Send me your email address and I'll try to scan it. If not, I'[ll get back to you and mail it to you.
tripleshakequeen 2 years ago
Hi! did you get my mail? :)
Guitar14091 2 years ago
Gustav - did you get the notes for Pietro's Return?
tripleshakequeen 2 years ago
Pretty good ,but not even close to Joffn !
tradurbur 2 years ago
I would agree...and there are so many players that are soooooo much better than I am, it's embarrassing. But I try to be entertaining and have fun with the instrument I love. I am not in a competition with anyone and I play passably for an old woman who is 71 years old. But If you smile when I play, I win! (And so do you!)
tripleshakequeen 2 years ago
You´r a fun and humble guy !!
tradurbur 2 years ago
Tradurbur, did you notice the two instruments are not the same? Joffn is playing a 3-row instrument, while Tripleshakequeen is playing a modern 1-row. There are advantages to the 3-row, most notable of which is speed, since all of the notes are located in a smaller area. In any case, I thought this was very good. Keep it up TripleShakeQueen!
paulvesco 2 years ago
Hmmm... paulvesco... are you really interested in accordion-music ???
If so... .. Robin Vallin is the man for you !
tradurbur 2 years ago
Buenisimo!!!
acordeonhobby 2 years ago
You are so kind! Thank You!
tripleshakequeen 2 years ago
peters return. are you french or italian?
vincenz55 2 years ago
I am neither....Dad was Bavarian German and Mom was Dutch and Irish. Mom said I was a throwback. :-)
tripleshakequeen 2 years ago
Awesome skill, it's hard to believe what your left hand is playing. And you play the piece with such joy, just great.
bsam20uk 2 years ago
Love it when people comment that I play with joy...it's the best description of my playing I could give. Really nice of you to be so kind in your comments. Thanks!
tripleshakequeen 2 years ago
Sylvia you are so amazing! Love your style!
I'm just starting to figure out how to do little base runs in the left hand and this fascinated me :) How fun!
shatteredivories 2 years ago
Thank you very much! As for the bass runs, start by trying to pick out simple songs with the bass buttons. That will lead you into playing all kinds of things with the left hand.
tripleshakequeen 2 years ago
Quelle virtuosité ! Merci infiniment pour cette interprétation exceptionnelle.
beaumontjean 2 years ago
VERY NICE
emifisa 3 years ago
THANK YOU!
tripleshakequeen 3 years ago
You are SUPER, Sylvia!you have
a magic fingers!greetings from Belgium,
your fan Bruno.
beppobel 3 years ago
Bruno, didn't mean to be rude and take so long to answer you. Thank you for being such a great fan. I do have some CD's and a DVD for sale if you're interested...drop me an email and I'll give you details.
tripleshakequeen 3 years ago
CERTAINLY !! I'll meet you in the other room and we'll sort him oot. LOL LOL
auldsmithy 3 years ago
Hey Sylvia, I think that Graham chap has been on the booze LOL LOL. Great stuff.
auldsmithy 3 years ago
Shall we hunt him down and sober him up? LOL LOL
tripleshakequeen 3 years ago
Le beau travail Sylvia. Temps où vous jouiez ici
graham1281 3 years ago
Danke Shoen
tripleshakequeen 3 years ago
Great job! Love the Bass in this song! I hope you will be playing this song when you are here in AZ in October. I look forward to hearing you live.
mbrusstar 3 years ago
I will brush up on it for you - but I can't guarantee anything. I'll be using a borrowed accordion. If my fingers will function, you'll hear it live. I am looking forward to being there. It will be a lively time.
tripleshakequeen 3 years ago
Hi Sylvia Marie
Very nice and magnificent!
Greetings from
Nils-Helge
mann9ls 3 years ago
So kind of you. I appreciate your comments, Nils-Helge. You are a special person - always there to help other accordionists and a never-ending wealth of music for us all.
tripleshakequeen 3 years ago
AMAZING! Well done again Sylvia
AccordionManiac 3 years ago
It's much appreciated, Phillip.
tripleshakequeen 3 years ago
Fantastic!!
andy1ayrshire 3 years ago
Appreciate it, Andy.
tripleshakequeen 3 years ago
Appreciate it, Andy!
tripleshakequeen 3 years ago
Just curious but what is that paper you always have on top of the keyboard? Its in all your videos. I figured sheet music but its way too small...or is it?
Zac360TURN 3 years ago
It's a list of the songs I plan on playing with a list of alternate tunes in case my preplanned program starts to drag with the audience. Next time they do a video, I plan on taping it down flat. I can always remember how to play the darned tunes, but I can never keep titles in mind and I go blank without a list.
tripleshakequeen 3 years ago
Thats cool! Great playing, I left that out in my first comment. Hmm I'll have to consider that. My band just keeps the tunes in performance order in a binder so that we just have to turn the page. Course its just you so you probably need the list.
Zac360TURN 3 years ago
When I was playing with a group,if we were dragging we'd change pace and everyone contributed ideas. Playing solo, I never use a preplanned program except during a concert, and have alternates if it isn't working. I have tune lists in all kinds of categories I can just look at and refer to when playing solo since much of my tunes are by ear (except a concert). I'm very careful though to not get stuck on one thing since it turns off some of the crowd if you don't change the pace.
tripleshakequeen 3 years ago
Neat.
Zac360TURN 3 years ago
Another great performace! Thanks a lot for possting
Please keep posting you make my happy ! :-)
i clap hands 5 times
Kyrah
kyrah23 3 years ago
Ah Kyrah - you make ME happy with your dear comments. I'm so glad you enjoyed this one too.
tripleshakequeen 3 years ago
Wonderfull!! I love your playing very much. Thanks!
Jan
gagje 3 years ago
And THANK YOU for your encouraging and kind words, Jan.
tripleshakequeen 3 years ago