Accordion Rhythms

[@splortz]

Really appreciate your sharing. Clear and understandable gets the message across. Thanks, David.

[@JonnyKerry]

This is a great technique David, simple, swinging, and not too intrusive. Thanks for making the video would like to see more. Jonny

[@PhillipCappetto]

This tutorial is awesome and very helpful! Thanks David, Phil :)

[@judithvanhimbergen2777]

Idk how I landed here. My curiosity says thank you ☺️

[@jspool]

David, thanks very much for this!

[@BellowsSqueezer]

Very nice technique. I learned something new. Thanks

[@deedpartle]

Derek. Most often I'm combining two or more chord buttons. But I often combine chords with unexpected bass notes. Tritone substitutions would be an common choice. They help getting some chromatic movements that don't involve large leaps.

[@Woddy52]

Wonderful !!!

[@eduardoreyes1272]

Great explanation! Thanks.

[@EddyJay77]

Hi David.. your belllows seem to be moving to make an envelope that sounds like 'Tyre' (a slight push, a decrescendo, and a swell...for almost every note! Really swings!)

[@maxfidanza6252]

Entrainons nous avec DAVID de 1:50 à--->2:30 puis de 6:02 à---> 6:30 puis à 7:50

[@eduardoreyes1272]

ESPECTACULAR!!!!

[@clausunger5106]

Genial....

[@gabrielmelodia]

wisdom !

[@musicalsam1]

Thanks! What’s ghost violin?

[@valentinburcea3948]

Name acorden? Plzzzz

[@deedpartle]

Valentin Burcea Petosa am1100 1962

[@deedpartle]

The accordion is my childhood instrument and is a 1962 Petosa AM-1100.

[@chiffonmyst]

are your combining chords in your left hand or are those rootless chords you are playing? Sorry, my ears aren't good enough to detect!

[@deedpartle]

Sorry it's been a long time since I've been here. I'm going to try to get a video out on that very question in 2017.

[@fionagmarshall6931]

Very helpful. I like how you talk about playing under the soloist

[@jandersondoacordeon]

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