Accordion, Art & Jellyfish, with Karen Tweed (The Folk Music Podcast ep 18)

[@martinmolinaccordion]

Anders! Thank you so much for bring us this wonderful episode! I'm learning a lot about Irish music. Particularly, I felt identified with the way Karen conveys her inner self through her music. Keep going! Greetings from Posadas, Argentina!

[@thefolkmusicpodcast8188]

Brilliant, happy you enjoyed this episode Martin! Karen is a wonderful human being. Grateful I got to do this episode with her!

[@hmmaho]

Such a wonderful listen - thank you very much.

[@AndersLillebomusic]

Thanks for listening Mike! Happy you enjoyed it

[@Belfreyite]

They are known as Melodeons, not button accordions. Because you get two notes from one button, they are faster to play as the notes are closer together. Though, I'd pitch a good 48-bass accordionist like Sandy Brechen against any Irish melodeon player.

[@robjordan63]

That depends where you live. What the English call a melodeon, the Irish call button accordion. In Ireland 'melodeon' is reserved for the one-row instrument.

[@zebadiahoversby6067]

😃 Promo>SM.