Cheshire Waltz - Anahata, Melodeon

[@PamThompson49]

What a lovely rendition of this waltz. It flows so beautifully.

[@thebarleymow]

Not just well played but superb left hand work to make it complete. I thank you!

[@lawomega1]

What a beautiful tune , and brilliantly played, first class!

[@GlynisDance]

Lovely tune and playing :)

[@brakn]

Lovely tune. (Must learn!!)

[@ruvonenn5906]

Magnifique ...et super agréable ... Bravo !!!!

[@centman1000]

Spellbound, absolutely beautiful. Thank You

[@dougdarter]

Beautifully played. Thanks.

[@feelock8034]

Thanks Anahata. Fee x

[@davidcassidy8390]

Excellent. Thanks for sharing.

[@brakn]

Thanks and thanks again for putting this up.

[@GJCoyne]

You sound very precise with very steady tempo. Lovely! Do you play for dance?

[@brookslouise2877]

i'm already trying it :) very nice tune

[@labradornl]

Wonderful playing!!

[@feelock]

Thanks, 'Hata. As ever, endlessly useful for researching toons for ceilidhs! Fee x

[@anahatamelodeon]

Hello Fee. OK as long as you can find a repeat scheme that make this tune a sensible length for a dance!

[@mauricerichard3611]

Wow !!

[@coltal1]

Absolutely beautiful. :)

[@schnefsky]

nice sounding box, well played.

[@bonenfant96]

Those small melodeon sure sound good.

[@anahatamelodeon]

@ysfried1 Thank you - I'm playing it in D, but one of the source manuscripts has it in C, so you could play it in C on your Anglo concertina and actually be even more faithful to the tradition. As for playing it on an Anglo concertina, look for a KZbin video Spiers and Boden playing the same tune - John Spiers is playing Anglo concertina.

[@anahatamelodeon]

@brakn it appears in the Joshua Gibbons manuscript of tunes collected in Lincolnshire in the years 1823-1826.I doubt if an author is named but I can't check right now.

[@ysfried1]

Beautiful......do you think I could learn to play this on a C/G Anglo Concertina? What key is it played in? Thank you............. Yvonne

[@brakn]

Written by ? or is it trad?