Wheatstone Aeola Tenor/Treble English Concertina {1919}

Dick Glasgow on his Wheatstone Aeola Tenor/Treble English Concertina {1919}.

Dick Glasgow:
http://dickglasgow.blogspot.com/

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These three tunes are popular in the North of England.

Salmon Tails up the Water:
http://ww.thesession.org/tunes/display/2903

Jimmy Allan:
http://www.thesession.org/tunes/display/6354

The Winster Gallop:
http://www.thesession.org/tunes/display/3570

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Concertina Forums

The Irish Concertina:
http://theirishconcertina.com/

Concertina.net:
http://www.concertina.net/forums/

The Concertina in Scotland:
http://englishconcertina.proboards.com/index.cgi

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[guywolff]

Great music and a wonderful fire .. warmed up my whole day , Thanks .. Guy

[Ptarmi]

Thanks Guy, glad you enjoyed the tunes ... & the fire.

[ladydetemps]

Your concertina looks like its on fire.....now thats hardcore extreme playing. :P

Great tune. :)

[Ptarmi]

Aye Lady, but then sure, sparks always fly when I play my Concertina! :-)

Cheers,

Dick

[freethoughtmusic]

Just great, like guywolff said, the fire is great too, sets it perfectly. I like your touch on the keys, the bass sings but the upper keys seem to skip like a dancer. Beautiful combination; great job.

[Ptarmi]

Aye, ye olde Ptarmigan can be seen a variety of plumage &/or guises! ;-)

[accordion1994]

no problem. you arent 'ptarmigan' from thesession. org by any chance?

[Ptarmi]

Brilliant.

Thanks for the name check.

I learned this set from a Northumbrian Piper & just never thought to check on the names. I could never understand the Munster connection, but then as the first tune is played as a four part Polka in Ireland, I didn't worry about it too much.

Cheers

Dick

[accordion1994]

munster gallop? dont you mean winster gallop?

great playing btw.