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3 months ago
Mark Gilston - Two Swedish Gammalvänsters
Mark Gilston playing English Concertina. Polksa från Follinge and Gammalvänster från Oviken. http://markgilston.com/
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4 months ago
Morgan Magan by Turlough O'Carolan
This lively tune was composed by Carolan in honor of Morgan Magan of Togherstown, Co. Westmeath, who died in 1738. I am playing this on a 30 button...
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Grand playing!
Any remote chance of written, treble stave, arrangement of this or other O'Carolan pieces you have performed? The melody is sweet and the accompaniment completes the tune. I play English concertina and find playing simple melodies..are..simple and am looking to your style of play...
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4 months ago
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4 months ago
Michael Turner's Waltz
Michael Turner's Waltz played on English concertina.
Higher quality audio here:
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Found it.
Many thanks.
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4 months ago
"The Hole In The Wall" - Drooling Concertinas
A tune from Playford, played in Bb, and possibly originally written by Purcell. The arrangement is by Matt Seattle, and Valmai has dropped the harm...
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4 months ago
Nino Rota's Godfather Waltz on English Concertina
Randy Stein plays the Godfather Waltz by Nino Rota on a Wheatstone English Concertina.
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Wonderful playing.
Any chance of your written version..? The original score I checked out of the local library did not have your well appointed embellishments. I'd love to play this on my English New Model, after a few months of practice. Is your instrument a tenor/treble?
Thank you
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4 months ago
Harlem Nocturne played on the English Concertina by Randy Stein
Harlem Nocturne on English Concertina
Randy Stein plays Harlem Nocturne by Earle Hagen (1939) on the Wheatstone English Concertina
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Great playing..with all the parts..on an English. Splendid work. I've danced to this and your cadence is spot on. Are there written scores for this and other Scandinavian tunes other than just the melody for the English? Hornpipes and such are OK but the orchestration you demonstrate with trad t...