Learn Bandoneon - Introduction

[@shirleyli9767]

Thank you so much for the videos Brett. It’s such a great music instrument, You did a great job. I’m going to look for a bandoneon.

[@DonYurik]

Im a pianist from Buenos Aires that is currently working in some arrangements for a small tango group. I never played or owned a bandoneon, so this material could be very useful to figure out some characteristics about the instrument

[@kucekto]

"You would notice this is not a trumpet." I laughed for that LOL

[@estebancoronel-tissot6757]

It's hard to find a bandoneon that is 142 38/33 here in the states. I'm going back to Buenos Aires to buy one and a few lessons. Still, no schools for bandoneon in the US so thank you for the lessons. Keep making videos.

[@elrisas1935]

i love playing bandoneon here in Argentina, love playing chacareras. i started playing it at the age of 9 when i was a little kid.

[@MalyWladziu5]

Thank you so much ! I'm glad to find some videos about the bandonéon ! Val from France

[@mamborambo]

What a great idea Brett! The bandoneon is such an under-rated instrument outside Argentina. Everyone around the world who works in Tango performance needs a good bandoneon player but cannot find any.. so this is a great initiative.

[@learnbandoneon8988]

Thank you so much!! I'm working on getting the next set of videos done. My hope is to have the whole book up eventually. Thanks for the message!

[@mkazak]

thank you very much, i've just seen this video. I was looking for some lessons like this and can't afford piravite lessons. Thank you so much.

[@fjazz]

Awesome! Thank you! There is hope then!

[@learnbandoneon8988]

Fernando Arruda Yes, there is hope! :) Be patient and practice with discipline, and you'll pick it up. Good luck!

[@gatolocomclay]

Thank you!

[@robertbritter5078]

How do I get the book you mentioned…Ambros? I live in Florida but I believe the bandoneon has the most melodious sound than any other instrument, interested in learning. Thank you

[@PinkyLadybird]

Hi! What do I have to look out for when buying an instrument? Thanks!

[@marioscaramuzza2692]

Do you have any tips on picking up a bandoneón? Seems to be a few variations and not sure what to pick. Thank you!

[@deeteeemmsixtwotwo]

What can I do in relation to Ambros p 16 exercise since my left hand keyboard does not correspond to the picture nor your sound. The first difference is my third note is e flat not natural?

[@benh6753]

The Ambros Method on Amazon costs between $159 and $473, and is in Spanish. Is there a place to get it in English at a reasonable price?

[@cliveharrison99]

www.benbogart.com/tangoproject/resources/Ambros%20Metodo%20Complete%20para%20Bandoneon%20Full.pdf There is no English edition, but there is almost no text anyway, so it doesn't matter.

[@benh6753]

@@cliveharrison99 Thank you!

[@AdamandtillyTango]

Just to let everyone know they can find the workbook here: lightonthestairs.files.wordpress.com/2009/11/ambros-low.pdf

[@rogueskypilot4116]

Can you update this link please?

[@TangoFlute]

@@rogueskypilot4116 lightonthestairs.files.wordpress.com/2009/11/ambros-low.pdf

[@alone66666]

Too bad I don't have a bandoneon :D