Grazie mille e buono studio!

Thanks!

Grazie a te per il commento! Da quanto tempo suoni?

Merci Hans! Kende je dit stuk al?

@@AccordionStation neen, het is een beetje atypisch voor het genre dat ik speel

Grazie, Marianna!

No, I don't know Pique la baleine, I will check it

Thanks! The arrangement is made by James Crabb

Gracias!

Thank you very much, Ani!

Yes, it's a Pigini Sirius, about 22 years old

Grazie!

Thank you Laurine. You can find the score here: musescore.com/user/16296656/scores/5308121

Gracias Hector!

Thank you very much!

Hi Paulo, write me in PM

Thanks! The instrument is a Pigini Sirius

Thank you Echo Saxea🤗

Thank you Remy!

Zo leuk! Merci Hans! Ik hoop dat het goed gaat met jou. Groetjes, Luca

Thank you very much Hotaki for your support!

Merci Nicolina!

Hi Ester! Thank you for writing. It's not an easy choice and at the end it depends mainly on your budget. Free bass instruments are actually instruments with convertor, that is a system that allows the left part of the instrument to switch between Stradella Basses (with pre-made chords) and free basses (with single notes). So, 99% of the free bass instruments have the Stradella Basses too. The negative side is that FB accordions are more expensive because they are mechanically more complex and, because they are not everywhere easy to find, proportionally even more expensive in the second hand market. But like you said, if you are a more advanced player, just SB can be limiting. And now with Musescore you can find many pieces that you can play with FB. I wish you good luck with the choice and with your music!

Thank you!

Merci Hans!

I made it myself cutting five holes in a sock and then sewing them to keep them from ripping off

@@AccordionStation love it 😁

Here it is. Greetings musescore.com/user/4830791/scores/3147551

Yes, it asks more work but it's possible. Which pieces do you like?

@@ilfisarmonicistapazz id like to play waltz in general, like waltz n°2 by shostakovich or play simple russian songs. My accordion is a bayan and has 36 free bass buttons. Would it be possible to play things i like? i also like the godfather waltz

@@llPipexll it is possible and interesting but quite more difficult (find a good teacher) to learn those pieces on a free bass instrument. For what you want to play a simple standard bass instrument would be the most straightforward choice

​ @Luca Pignata I dont really know what to do, the instrument arrives in one week and sounds so hard already I didnt know what free bass was but i guess i can still figure out the way i can play the songs i like

@@llPipexll Look kzbin.info/www/bejne/moLSpaKugLV0pKM. There is a good information in that video and channel. I suggest starting with a good teacher. He is the best person to point the right path. If you don't get one, a good study method helps a lot. Unfortunately, the bayan free bass accordion study methods I know are in Russian. What study method do you use? The free bass accordion is an excellent instrument to play classical music, like waltz n°2 by shostakovich. Look for easy piano pieces. The most common mistake of beginners is wanting to play the music they like the most, without having the correct technique, and when the difficulty comes (and it comes quickly), the aspiring musician gives up on the instrument. Do not give up.

Thanks for your comment, Ahmet

Merci!

I actually found this on musescore: musescore.com/user/4830791/scores/3147551

@@AccordionStation thankyou

Dear Joor, you can buy the score, the book is 'Vuelvo al sur', Boosey & Hawkes, London, 2006.

Thank you very much Kurt!