Paganini - Liszt - La Campanella - Alexander Dmitriev - Virtuose Accordion Bayan

[@aramkhachaturian8043]

Accordionists are so underappreciated.

[@hohner323]

not in mexico🇲🇽 … we play air accordion when we are drunk😂

[@vlstpt]

True

[@StaLeninosus]

Omg, hi my fellow Armenian composer

[@Tatar_Piano]

Bayan is the most versatile musical instrument in the world, you can literally play anything thanks to buttons and octaves that placed so close to each other

[@ctzaaa3526]

I imagine how he's texting...

[@stelladavis1798]

Yep, that does it. I'm learning accordion. It all started when Gubaidulina's De Profundis showed up on my recommended. I've been into it for months, watching amazing accordion performances, writing pieces for it, thinking about all the issues with transcribing pieces for my own instrument (classical guitar), and how an accordion would be able to do it so easily. The fact that one hand can have a three octave range. That you can play polyphonic music like this and have it be expressive, more so than piano. I researched all kinds of accordion techniques. Anyone who doesn't know, I think this is freaking awesome, here are just a few: -Ricochet (like a violin) -2 types of vibrato -Pitch-bending (like a guitar) -like 3 types of tremolo -and so much more I've seen people play entire concertos on one, something I've always wanted to do with my instrument, but ran into many problems with. It's range is rivaled only by the piano and organ. It's freaking amazing and I only wish I knew about it sooner. Before seeing Gubaidulina's piece, I thought accordion was only for polka; something I blame the world for, for not showing me all it can do. I would have started when I was like 12 if I knew about it then. But I might as well start now. How do I get a good one? Do I need a 5-row one from the start in order to get used to it, or will the skills transfer from a 3-row? Is it okay to learn on less than a 120 bass? How long does the right hand manual (if that's the word) have to be? Can I learn on a shorter one, and will the skills transfer? I've been looking on the internet for a while and I see a ton of piano accordions and diatonic button accordions, but only a few 5-row CBAs with 120 bass and they're all super expensive (for my budget). Is it okay to get one with 3 rows, 96 bass or less, and a shorter manual? Can I get good on one of those, or will it be too limiting? I'm gonna have to stick within the >$700 range because I've already bought several guitars, and I'm in college now so I can't expect my parents to shell out $3000 dollars for a nice accordion. What are some brands that produce the types of accordion like this one?^^ Searching on Amazon and Ebay and Reverb gives me a bunch of diatonic accordions. I'm sure there's sites to look on that I simply don't know about yet. Any accordionists reading this willing to give general advice? I'm excited and ready to hop on the accordion train, but I need some guidance.

[@jamadir]

Where do you live? If you want a 5 reed accordion it's relatively hard to find a cheap one but at least in Germany you can get a lot used accordions. If you are willing to do a few hours of tuning and are patient with eBay you can get a really nice 4 reed 120 bass one for around 500$. Mine is 4 reed and 96 bass, I had to pay 250€ (350?$) renewed the valves, tuned the upper reeds and it is basically a good mid range accordion. Fully enough for me as a beginner.

[@Trash_binm]

Now I'm not sure if I'll be recommending this right (even though i have been playing for a while), but you should just pick an accordion in a good/solid condition, and for a cheaper budget definitely go for a smaller one - the difference in a larger one is just the amount of octaves you can play. I myself started on a keyboard accordion and switched to a button one just about a year ago, and I can say many things are easier to play on the button one, even though it is cheaper. If I am understanding the question correctly, for the rows, I have not seen a three-row button accordion, but having five rows really helps, especially on accordions with C-system, as the rightmost two rows are duplicated at the top, allowing for more optimal fingerings. I don't think that three-rowed accordions in B-system actually exist. For a beginning, 96 or less bass accordions should be fine, as you should be learning some basic pieces that will get you comfortable with the instrument, and in doing so not stretch out that far over all of the basses. Also, accordions without a convertor (which allows the bass to transform from chords into a chromatic scale of tones) are cheaper, so that's also a good place to start. I wouldn't recommend diatonic accordions, as they can be a hassle to play many of the more difficult pieces on. If you're going for cheap, I recommend a 96 bass keyboard/piano accordion without convertor. If you want to get to harder songs faster, or without a switch between systems, I recommend a 96 bass button accordion without convertor. For which system you want to play in I recommend either researching for yourself or asking an accordion teacher near you, as the systems have vastly different styles of playing - it all comes down to you though, you have to ask yourself in which system you'd prefer to play. Both (C- and B- systems; these are the general ones, while others, such as the Finnish system, exist too) are good, both have good and bad qualities when compared to each other. This one does cost a bit more though. If you have any other questions, do tell and I hope you have a good time on your accordion journey.

[@rosge]

Qui connaît les difficultés d'une telle partition pour accordéon, ne peut que saluer chapeau bas ! Bravo Monsieur.

[@peterting35]

never saw the accordion can be great as piano! even more amazing sound!Thanks

[@plumbersteve]

That’s the coolest typewriter ever.

[@AntonioRodrigues-po4xo]

Simplesmente INCRIVEL. Eu me pergunto como deram deslike em um video tão impressionante.

[@alicanersin4614]

Wow. Great. Just the same and difficult as the piano version. Congratulations.

[@zoodlex1]

definitely not

[@noodlery7034]

its harder

[@schwachangefangenstarknach8238]

@@zoodlex1 What do you mean?

[@andreslka]

I did asked him that same question. The answer? More colour.

[@aidanguy2182]

It is 100% not harder than the piano version.

[@ApenaUmCanal]

De longe o vídeo mais legal que já vi. Parabéns

[@juanmanuelgonzalez2204]

Bravissimo Mr. Dmitrev!

[@janewhitehead1882]

WOW, amazing.

[@giuseppeferreriferreri2199]

meraviglioso bellissimo auguri molto più di un violinista .Dolcissimo

[@fioreviola7709]

Bravo! BRAVISSIMO!!!

[@musamor75]

Once again the Russian school has brought us a marvelous player. Bravo Maestro. However, why does Mr. Dmitriev use Pigini, and not Jupiter? Both are fine, but one is more authentic than the other. I wonder who wrote the transcription? Very impressive. Thank you for posting.

[@collinbachet9263]

I'm not sure either. His old 97 video shows him playing one. Maybe its got something to do with the Italians having outdone the Russians in their mechanics, and so that fits his preference? Still, I agree w you on authenticity. I personally take Russian bayans over Italian bayans.

[@andreslka]

I did asked him that same question. The answer? More colour.

[@piginionelove]

He made this transcription himself.

[@eduardoeliasquagliazampoll1778]

Muy buena interpretacion BRILLANTE

[@atceegee]

U.N.B.E.L.I.E.V.A.B.L.E!!! Know the EXTREME difficulties on Piano, couldn't imagine, that it is posiible to play it on accordeon. Just brilliant 👍👍👍👍👍

[@muksu]

On this Kind of an accordion you can play everything. Even the hardest organ pieces

[@barrysimmons5489]

This is OUTSTANDING, Thank You for posting it.

[@szymonszczepaniak1656]

my favorite part. I could listen for this forever 1:40

[@bmilne1981]

Completely, insanely amazing...

[@nicholashaniotis3508]

I thought his fingers were going to tie into a knot at the passage around 2:39!

[@jeanktreintaycinco352]

3:00 que genio, un señor sin duda muy talentoso.

[@gilbertibar7802]

Magnifique, que du bonheur

[@runggumies67777]

That was incredible!

[@skillerror951]

Божественно

[@tonysimulinas2011]

Breath taking !!!

[@giuseppeferreriferreri2199]

AMMEZING FANTASTIC BRAVISSIMO UN CAPOLAVORO .

[@gislainemoore8683]

So beautiful , Merci Merci what a great musicien! Some more Please Please .

[@hamie2306]

3

[@bloomp7999]

et paf! tendinite. nan il est vraiment trop fort, bravo!

[@togrulnesirov731]

Incredible performance 👏👏

[@bayanjim]

Отлично Александр!

[@RealEbola]

Dear Alexander, it's impossible to play... WoW i can' t belive... CLAPS

[@kristijanpotocnjak1182]

hipo

[@brentaudi9354]

Incredible!!

[@ГенаГенин-ш6е]

Спасибо

[@TheTympanist]

C ' est de la musique ! bravo !

[@hm7947]

So good very beautiful

[@wernerbeitinger6169]

WOW...sehr gut !

[@unknownartist6788]

Считаю баян самым сложным и самым богатым по возможностям инструмент.А так наяривать - нет слов,"слёзы невольные и сладкие текли..."

[@giuseppeferreriferreri2199]

incredibile meraviglioso

[@d.kustodevilaxilicon2361]

Согласен, круто its cool

[@giuseppeferreriferreri2199]

meraviglioso bellissimo ciao.👍

[@johnbamouk3522]

This is jaw dropping

[@billpriester7538]

Spasiba!

[@ryanliu1994]

Very similar with piano performance, unbelievable!

[@mcmxi6982]

wow... no words

[@MARLONBRENOOFICIALL]

BRAVOoooooooooooooooo

[@Afggg.h]

This is a comment from a diff video but these kinds of videos are the complete opposite of youtube recommendations because you searched this up because you wondered if it could be arranged for accordion

[@schwachangefangenstarknach8238]

Great!

[@ryan-rs7mj]

friggin prodigy

[@virtuozlaboucledor9083]

yeah !!!!! Great !!!!!

[@ferranacordio]

bravo

[@parule]

Genius.

[@knopfkeyboarder24]

Grandios!!!

[@svoj137]

Lucky st. Peterburg to have you.

[@juan54321]

estas a tope!!!

[@bull5078]

👍

[@JuanAnonimo]

faltaba el español increíbles habilidades. congratuleishon yu wuon

[@germanfernandez5213]

Definitivamente más complicado que en Piano

[@Un-homme-avec-raison]

@@germanfernandez5213 Qué sabes tú xd.

[@Un-homme-avec-raison]

@@germanfernandez5213 Creo que es igual de complicado.

[@tubiak1]

master!

[@sergiobernardes3538]

Master. !

[@danielb.a2394]

BRAVISIIIMOOO

[@elijahkoenig729]

Omg the ending :OO

[@aia17Quasi]

Un mostro

[@ioncristian1782]

oooooooooooo WOW! 👋👋👋

[@NewsScaper]

It must be the best of breed - I wonder what has happened to Alexander Dmitriev - this piece is over 17 years old?

[@wolfgangspooks4916]

you can easily tell he went ultra instinct at 1:40

[@couch_potatoe6888]

He went full gangsta mode at the end there

[@giafkaminor649]

He is a superhero!!!!! What a crazy abilities!!!!!!its not the bayan ,its the player!!!! No?

[@senpaihue]

Chorei

[@spherica1]

His girlfriend couldn't be happier right?

[@Pitagoreantheorem]

Leo K - Piano jajajjaja, you are right

[@simonvinco5349]

right 'n' left

[@jassmax1]

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@marinapagano5227]

strepitosa esecuzione

[@НеллиХоцарж]

оригинально, сдержанная манера исполнения и посадка интересная, не строгая

[@thegreatreverendx]

He almost manages to make his accordion sound like a Sega.

[@hermikaleta2912]

ausgezeichneter Akkordeonist

[@tkdals2350]

대단하다...

[@karanbirsinghpannu5647]

This is what internet was made for.

[@NirvanicSunshine]

What kind of Jupiter Bayan is that, do you know?

[@liveinrussia284]

+1 very vall.

[@ЕрнарШугаипов]

Советую посмотреть это произведение в исполнений кореянки Ким Хьенг Сон. У нее темп .Ссылка kzbin.info/www/bejne/qpepdpKajqt0m80

[@СергейКомпаний-ф5у]

Боже мой! Дядя я восхищен игрой твоей. Збацай пожалуйста композицию (Конфетки- Бараночки)

[@malicar6305]

92 points

[@stelladavis1798]

"Whoa" is right

[@Glibsi]

u ever saw: now country for old man?

[@plumbersteve]

Glibsi call it

[@aston0708]

Astonishing technique,,,,must have raised Liszt from the dead,,,,

[@walterworrall]

I'm not worried about the singularity anymore.

[@alexandrpavlov2791]

Сильный баянист. Очень смущает непрерывный зрительный контроль за рукой

[@ВладимирПетров-ж2ь]

А какое это имеет значение?

[@alexandrpavlov2791]

@@ВладимирПетров-ж2ь эстетическое

[@harishvarma4858]

This occurs only once in 100 years India.

[@sergeyagaltsev8904]

Образец исполнения кампанеллы на баяне Юрий Медяник, вот он гениально исполняет, с блеском, легко. А здесь как разучивание произведения. Yuri Medianik plays this on bayan much better.

[@SV-13]

Северная кореянка ещё неслабо отожгла!

[@samiaalto1525]

Mocarz

[@ArthurLima-mc4lq]

Parece o bolsonaro

[@aestheticsyncopation7933]

eu tava procurando esse comentário kkkkkk parece mesmo

[@nikitarach]

На баяне легче, а вот на пианино трудней.

[@42428569]

É o Bolsonaro tocando Paganini ???😂😂😂

[@tiatriz]

olha o bolsonaro

[@SinanAkkoyun]

The violin original is easier than this, lol

[@horsthans7959]

Es ist von dem Kalvierschänder Liszt also ist das Original für Klavier ;)

[@SinanAkkoyun]

@@horsthans7959 Nein, Liszt hat sich von Paganinis Stück inspirieren lassen und hat zu dem Anlass 3 Stücke/Etüden zum La Campanella Thema komponiert! :)

[@SinanAkkoyun]

@@horsthans7959 Und ja, Liszt ist ein Klavierschänder xD

[@СергейКомпаний-ф5у]

Вы никогда не видели виртуоза и художника играющего на акардионе или гармоне, по одной причине!)))) Вы не родились в Руси!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@unknownartist6788]

"Ну это так и я могу....Мурку!"

[@MIR24776]

Такая фигня я в щоке

[@СергейБезрукавный-с4н]

Как то натужно!

[@bayanmaster]

С великим прискорбием: это уровень игры студентов 3-4 курсов музыкальных училищ. Зачем уже состоявшимся исполнителям прошлого выкладывать в сеть такие убогие музыкальные поделки? Как это должно быть послушайте исполнение Юрия Медяника и сразу все станет на свои места....

[@ajavrik482]

...вяленько.И с киксами.... А чё так...?🤔