Irish BC button accordion beginner lesson - finding notes / scales

[@brianmcdonald8150]

You are the best teacher I have found for the B/C accordion. You make it so easy to follow and understand. Thank you. Please do more.

[@tommygallagher4488]

I play by ear for a long time. Now im learning to play by note also. thanks for the clear instructions

[@grahamowen2337]

Thanks Paul. Reviewing my entire fingering - what a help!

[@debbiemurphy9498]

I agree with Brian McDonald-so clear and all chunked so I can keep up and pace is great. 😀

[@mandosandradios]

Excellent, more b/c videos please.

[@terrencebutler2232]

Perfect...great explaining the notes carefully...cheers from newfoundland.

[@waynedickerson4493]

Absolutely fantastic video thank you very much Paul

[@celticcreations4856]

Thank you Paul. I have been looking for lessons like this for a while. Please keep going.

[@annmcardle6470]

Just bought melodeon so desperate for lessons

[@mikerapp8163]

Fantastic. I’m a beginner on the BC box. I found your video extremely helpful in understanding the lessons in The Box. Thank you

[@dmacseain]

Very much appreciated Paul. As a whistle player in line for my first box... I'm awaiting a BC. Your video makes it all a touch less intimidating. LoL. Anything more you can share is greatly appreciated. Cheers!

[@roystonwebster5794]

Cheers mate, that was very informative, very much appreciated and very well presented.

[@patriciashanahan7185]

Hi Paul, thanks for re introducing me to my BC Button Accordion, haven't played since I was11yrs old only playing at beginner level, and at 73yrs old its my Winter project. great tutorial, thank you

[@BlueStamp_]

As soon as I can find one of these, I’m going to learn how to play it!

[@emmasedgwick8385]

This is wonderful, thank you Paul !!!

[@other2535]

Great video, very helpful, thank you for uploading!!

[@paulyoungfolk]

You're welcome! Thanks for watching.

[@ego347]

Super helpful. Thanks!

[@tony59able]

That was really useful. Thanks very much.

[@markyates2096]

Very helpful! Thank you! I just received my new Saltarelle Aether III B C button accordion today. It's a beautiful instrument and I'm excited to learn it. I hope you will share other videos with specific tunes for us to learn.

[@en3usiastfortesque368]

Excellent tutorial.....!!.....personal journey is from decades of piano accordion. Just wondering about the history of the B/C button accordion : with much folk music being in the keys of D and G......

[@c_farther5208]

Great video, thanks for posting. I subscribed but haven't seen anymore.

[@hikmatshaya2586]

A Very super & Excellent. Of Learning

[@dennisworrall1239]

Just started today well explained system Thanks

[@mauricerichard3611]

Paul thank you for this, I play an AD box and have been considering picking up a BC box. This is an excellent explanation regarding note placement. A bit different of course. Really like your post !

[@LMills259]

BC is sweet because the two rows are only shifted off by a half-step, so while yeah, it's "diatonic", it does have all the sharps and flats. Not all keys are convenient to play in, of course, but it can be done. And like Paul says, keys of D and G are really convenient. Hope you like it!

[@celticcreations4856]

I have the little Garvey AAA. B/C 21 Button accordion. Does the job for now.

[@Huh560]

Thank you Paul!

[@kevinbarry5134]

Paul, can you show us on sheet music how to identify that a song is in G major or D major, etc., so I will know what buttons to be ready for?

[@res466]

Thanks Paul. Would love to Lear the basics and play a few tunes

[@paulyoungfolk]

Thanks very much!

[@dairan1336]

In the meantime, I found this.... It might help me understand.... Thanks

[@michaeldurkan5982]

Thank you so much....Do you lice in Ireland and do you give lessons thanks Michael

[@sheepgrenade6193]

I literally just taught myself accordion through learning songs by ear 😂

[@zocco6265]

How? I can't understand😂

[@Edvinaronson]

Same here

[@philasselstine7816]

Just woundering whats ur apinion on btween hohner pokerworks and hohner erica

[@robertjsmith7560]

Can you please explain which one is on the Pull and which ones on the Push ? thanks

[@maineroad7429]

Lovely sound. Where is your accordion tuned?

[@mariandennehy5896]

Paul I learning to play bc black dot honer accordion and find it difficult to get any basic lessons on how to play the bass. Can you help or guide me please.

[@dazmick1111]

What's the best b/c accordion for an absolute beginner? What make?

[@Orourkebanjo]

I’m a fiddle and whistle player. Is this a difficult instrument to pick up and learn? I know dozens and dozens of jigs and reels already.

[@BlueSkyLtd.]

Ty! 🦋

[@other2535]

Any chance you could explain ornamentation? ie: rolls, cuts, etc. Thanks much

[@paulyoungfolk]

Here you go: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rHbTlHejp7WcmK8

[@seanoregan998]

So the natural notes are all in the middle of the button board? And all the notes written off the natural scale are either above or below the button board?

[@rickdeboer6615]

I don’t understand it… I inherited my grandmothers 21 button melodeon, (Hohner Erica) as a kid played some tunes on it… but somehow I don’t have the notes in the same order as yours 🤔 It’s not that i’m “note-def”…. I play the guitar, drums, trumpet, piano, etcetera…. Could it be mine is tuned in a different way?

[@paulyoungfolk]

Yes, very probably. Try my video on beginners DG melodeon. It could also be GC, CF, or various other things.

[@MusicTeacherClassStuff]

Is this the same as a Melodeon? I have seen a B/C but with 22 buttons one row of 7, one of 8 then another 7

[@paulyoungfolk]

Well, it's the same as what in Britain we'd call a melodeon, but BC layout instead of DG etc. But in Ireland and among players of Irish music it would always be called a button accordion and "melodeon" is reserved specifically to refer to one row instruments. You'll only really find BC boxes referred to as melodeons on some English retailers websites.

[@paulasbansode8799]

Hi,Sir Im Paulas from India I want to bay this Accordion plz help me.

[@seanoregan998]

How can the 6 notes sound different going up the scale?

[@paulyoungfolk]

They're in different "octaves" as you go up and down. So compared to the A in the middle, the A at the top sounds sort of "the same but higher". Think of the notes as different colours but then the same notes in another octave as like different shades of that colour. If A is blue then high A is light blue.

[@seanoregan998]

@@paulyoungfolk aha....tysm. I'm brand new to the whole thing and trying to learn in my own.

[@PLECATARIAN]

For song notes check out martin dardis he was a life saver for me

[@kungunganga4903]

How much could this kind of accordion cost

[@ozwzrd]

💪+🦵 😊

[@kungunganga4903]

@@ozwzrd 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@AndreaJobPicanello]

Se non specifichi quando tirare e quando spingere il mantice, secondo te uno che non ha mai suonato cosa può capire?

[@kateherdman5805]

Is the draw and push the same note on a botton?

[@paulyoungfolk]

No.

[@laurieticguingan7231]

play a song, so that we hear if its good

[@DrMerle-gw4wj]

This guy's accent is so thick I can hardly understand what he says.

[@renderizer01]

You're joking, right? Or is something wrong with your ears maybe? I think he's perfectly easy to understand. Nothing thick about his accent at all.

[@jerrycargill4847]

I'm American and I understand every word. He has an accent, yes, but it's not like he's speaking Cockney here.

[@nuclear_reactor5x5]

You talk too much

[@tonycurtin2376]

Putz.

[@Edvinaronson]

What do you expect from a tutorial?