Schwyzerörgeli - Rees Gwerder: Dur's Muotathal

Ländler von Anton Betschart
Aufnahme am Ländlertreffen "Rund um d'Rigi" anno 1989.
[Durch's Muotathal bei Anton Betschart (Jackä)] oder beim Schelbert Leo: "Em Leny z'trotz" ufere Platte!

[@BBKoVI]

Thanks, Alois. If you have any more Gwerder videos, please put them up!

[@Alois1975]

Hello Eric. You have it right. Beautiful you are also in KZbin! greetings Alois

[@Super123234345456]

Thanks

[@BBKoVI]

I forgot to add, I'm not sure about the one Gwerder is playing... that one is a Stoepselbass Oergeli, and I'm trying to remember, from when I picked up Alois' one last year, if it had some diatonic basses and some unisonoric (unitonic?).... (Hi Alois! Maybe you can fill in this info. - Eric from Canada)

[@BBKoVI]

To save anyone the bother of going to Wikipedia, the short answer is: the basses are same in and out, the right hand diatonic.

[@colliebarbu]

they are swiss diatonique accordions in C system in and out diffrent notes

[@Alois1975]

Schau unter / Visit Wikipedia: Schwyzerörgeli.

[@Super123234345456]

Does anyone know are these Swiss accordions double action accordions?(same note in and out)