067 Clarinet Polka

A very well-known polka that originated in Europe before 1900.
Here played by Tim & Margie Rued.
Printable music at www.folksweden.com, click on "American Fiddling".

[@sojnab1]

Glad we get to hear these

[@oldtimeway1]

Great

[@timrued5061]

Thanks!

[@xntricity6446]

Thank you for your wonderful playing both of you. An excellent resource for wonderful tunes! I play traditional button accordion will give these a try. Love from Ireland .

[@timrued5061]

Thank you for your kind words! We just post what we enjoy playing together, and are happy that what we do can help other musicians. I know several button accordion players, myself, and am impressed with what you can do with the instrument.

[@xntricity6446]

@@timrued5061 My Daughter plays fiddle so would like her to learn this lovely tune, thanks for the notation as this is very helpful. Fun fact: I knew I heard this tune somewhere before, a silly little animation has this polka turned into a song, starts at 2 mins in kzbin.info/www/bejne/laqtdIGErK2Ihac

[@dmswan3172]

Great tune and lovely playing by both of you - listening gives e sweet feeling , kind of like coming home!🎻🎹

[@timrued5061]

Thank you... We are glad you enjoy our playing.

[@eugeneknapik]

This is another tune with multiple names. Growing up, it was on some of my mom's polka records as the Dziadek or Grandfather's Polka. Seems like these days most everyone calls it Clarinet Polka though. Well done!

[@timrued5061]

Thanks!

[@ginagilchrist2005]

I love your playing. So much depth. Fantastic!

[@timrued5061]

Thank you!

[@johntait491]

Nicely played Tim. I play this myself on fiddle, and it is slightly tricky. Anyway, well done. 👍

[@timrued5061]

Thanks - it's an impressive tune when played with zest.

[@jimrogers9487]

a tricky tune and very well played, I enjoyed it, thanks

[@timrued5061]

Thank you!