Melodeon Videos - Pupil Compilation - Paul Young

[@paulyoungfolk]

0:00 - Megan - Tanteeka (Jo Freya) 1:47 - Brian - Rose (Jean-Claude Blanc) 3:28 - Hannah - Lime Hill / Laird o' Drumblair 5:35 - Cathy - Camdence (Gregory Jolivet) 7:58 - Jason - Valse a Ollu (Alain Ollu) 10:18 - Ian - Road to Errogie (Adam Sutherland) 12:48 - Kate - L'inconnu de Limoise 14:30 - Xander - Lilac (Toon Van Mierlo) 16:31 - Moshe - The Abbess (Andy Cutting)

[@friedfish69]

I'll be putting this in my list of bedtime videos. Excellent choices of tunes, well played. Good job, everyone.

[@brunodiato6737]

Bravo c'est un très bon départ bonne continuation musicalement 👍😊 10:10

[@paulyoungfolk]

Thanks to everyone in the video for their contributions and thanks to everyone who just came along and watched the premiere!

[@Whispychecker]

Sorry to miss the premiere/chat but really enjoyed listening to everyone afterwards! Massive thanks to Paul for being such a patient and astute teacher - such a pleasure to learn from you Paul!

[@bwoak]

Thank you for putting this together!

[@GartenFolk]

Thank you for sharing!

[@juliemclean3567]

Sorry to miss chat but really enjoying listening to you all. Thanks for putting this together Paul.

[@denisequail3779]

Well done everyone! Credit to you Paul!

[@stephanaal9944]

Lovely

[@karendownham7002]

Well played everyone! Really enjoyed watching these. 😀

[@Dennis_Parkes]

Really nice set of tunes and well played by the contributors. Not easy to do with a camera pointing at you. Prefer Megan’s version of Tanteeka to the Blowzabella version on Octomento!

[@Trig672]

Good morning, never played a musical instrument before keen to learn how to play the melodeon mainly Scottish tunes. Any advice most welcome on the best one’s to buy and avoid.

[@Dennis_Parkes]

That’s a big question…whilst the D/G box is a staple of the English Folk scene, there are very few in Scotland, where the accordion is the equivalent. So In mho a D/G box isn’t really suited to Scottish music. If you want a DG, then I would go for a 2 1/2 row, with 12 bass buttons, stop to take out the “thirds” and a “4th button” start, and have it tuned to Paul Youngs layout. TBH, if I was starting out from the beginning, I’d look seriously at a 5 row Chromatic Button Accordion. Expensive and harder to learn but you pay your money and take your choice.

[@suzannemcgill7169]

Hi are you taking on more students in York? Thanks

[@mandosandradios]

May we get a list of the tunes? Thanks