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Music Meets Tech: Lidia Kaminska, Classica, Accordionist

In this episode, Hugh Sung interviews Classical Accordionist Lidia Kaminska (http://www.lidiakaminska.com ). The Classical Chromatic Button Accordion is capable of a wide range of musical expressio...  
 
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DIEGO22MATO (7 months ago) Show Hide
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los acordeonistas de musica norteña de mexico le quedan pendejos a esta mujer
olfreihamer01 (9 months ago) Show Hide
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How product in the beginning in your execution is called?
GayleMI (9 months ago) Show Hide
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Fascinating. What a great showcase for information on this artist and instrument. Would love to hear more from her.
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Absolutely wonderful!!!
TheNewfieFella (1 year ago) Show Hide
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<3_<3 Id really like to get to know her as a person as well as a musician,,I think im in love.
hardcorechicano (1 year ago) Show Hide
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wow! that accordion has 15 switches an a bass convertor it must be over at least 10,000 dollars!
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Congratulations, Lydia,for this extraordinary performance !
Good luck !
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she performed for our school today ☺
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It's written in grand staff music notation (both hands - it resembles piano music more than PA music unless written specifically for a Stradella bass accordion). Not all pieces written for CBA will be playable on PA because of the range and nature of the CBA, and also depending on the left hand system - in most cases Bassetti (free bass) or convertor. There are some learner CBA's that have Stradella basses, but the big concert instruments are almost always either convertor or free bass.

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