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Discussions => Tune of the Month => Topic started by: Clive Williams on November 01, 2014, 12:11:49 AM
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The people have spoken again!
A worthy return for this fantastic mazurka, written by Maxou Heintzen . We played this 5 years ago, as one of the first TOTM's - let's do it again!
My, looking up ABC to give you is easy... just got to look up the old thread (which is here by the way: http://forum.melodeon.net/index.php/topic,2762.340.html) - and we get this, from Emmanuel Pariselle, courtesy of Lester:
X: 187
T:L'Inconnu d'Limoise
M:9/8
K:G
D G2 A|B3 -B2 G c2 A|B3 -B2 B c2 d|c3 -c2 B A2 G|D3 -D2 D G2 A|
B3 -B2 G c2 A|B3 -B2 B c2 d|c3 -c2 B A2 G|A3 -A2||
B c2 d|e3 g2 f e2 f|d3 -d2 c B2 A|G2 F G2 B A2 G|
D6 G2 F|E3 -E2 F G2 A|G3 F3 E3|F3 -F2 G A2 B|A3 -A2||
There are as you'd expect, lots of versions to look at/play along with on the old thread, but here's a couple to get you going... a nice and slow version on a D/G:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OzcuKyDq9xA
... and, courtesy of Chris, here's Maxou's band La Chavannee's version:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fbuaySghw0M
Those who haven't played/recorded it before, well, you jolly well should. Try playing along with an existing video to get the hang of the rhythm if you're struggling with the mazurka rhythm - you'll soon get the hang of it. And those that have... do it again! And lets see if it comes out differently after 5 years...
Enjoy,
Clive
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Hi All
Well this is one from me - I think I do not play the A & B parts twice like it should be played - but maybe I'll give myself a challenge to improve this by the end of the month.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dPwD8RBYlrQ&feature=youtu.be
- Andy
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Good effort. I like this tune but have too many others on the go at the moment to do it justice. Maybe after M@W!
M
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Hi Oysterboy - many thanks for the feedback - as I have known this tune for quite some while now - I am in the rare position of trying to find another tune to play - normally I struggle with the Tune of the month and am still trying to perfect it when the end of the month happens. This month I may dedicate myself to "Haste to the Wedding" - and if it wins next month I should be well primed to make the post before 2015 ! ;D
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Five years? :(
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Not quite 5 years but not far off ! Or are you suggesting I learn 5 years by Mr Bowie - an interesting challenge ! ;)
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Surfing my way through a variety of versions of L'inconnu, I came across this version:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NZpRd-OtqR0&index=4&list=UUV9xPVzEandgk_3_RJwnW_A
Don't want to hi-jack the TOTM thread ... but there are a bunch of boxes being played that I don't recognize. Anybody know what they are?
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Don't suppose anyone has worked out the triplet variations (at least I think that's what's going on) played by various people, including Mr Boeddu and Rita Fancello (as seen in lester's links in postings to this the first time round)?
Note: I am rapidly losing the will to live trying to work them out myself :-[
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Here's another take on L'Inconnu de Limoise, this time played on a G/C 1920's Hohner, the lower tone sounding rather nice today I think...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vLHIJ_QKGKg
I wonder how I played it 5 years ago? Let's see...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mw2CTbsVDL0
... yep, definitely prefer the newer one. There's also, for amusement, this, a 5/4 version recorded about the same time as that one:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=maHbd04sMPo
... which it's probably a good job I didn't listen to before I did this month's effort!
Cheers,
Clive
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Variations by Rita Fancello as well (with La Boite a Jazz thrown in).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8lsIcVJnCxc
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Been searching for a one row version on YouTube without success. I'm getting the hang of it on my D Organetto but have to wizz off to the dusty/squeaky end to get a note I do'nt seem to possess...no knowledge of music so can't say what note it is.... :|bl
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Been searching for a one row version on YouTube without success. I'm getting the hang of it on my D Organetto but have to wizz off to the dusty/squeaky end to get a note I do'nt seem to possess...no knowledge of music so can't say what note it is.... :|bl
To play it on a 1 row 4 stop without moving it all up to the top octave I do this
X:292
T:L'Inconnu de Limoise
M:9/8
L:1/8
K:D
A, D2 E|F3 -F2 D G2 E|F3 -F2 F G2 A|G3 -G2 F E2 D|A,3 -A,2 A, D2 E|
F3 -F2 D G2 E|F3 -F2 F G2 A|G3 -G2 F E2 D|E3 -E2||
F G2 A|B3 d2 c B2 c|A3 -A2 G F2 E|D2 C D2 F E2 D|
A6 d2 c|B3 -B2 c d2 e|d3 C3 B,3|C3 -C2 D E2 F|E3 -E2||
The red bits are moved up an octave, this doesn't sound odd on a 4 stop as you are playing in 3 octaves so moving it up an octave still leaves at least some reeds on the correct octave.
Here is a rough and ready recording (https://soundcloud.com/alison-10/linconnu-de-limoise)
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Thanks Lester, I've played your version several times and think I've got it embedded in my grey stuff; now for the bass line....... (:)
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Hi, I want to join to TOTM.
I take a video of this tune last month.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_S4qzCAxqFM
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Hi, I want to join to TOTM.
I take a video of this tune last month.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_S4qzCAxqFM
That sounds great, and welcome to the forum!
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Three short takes on the tune, a couple of 'flubby fingers' included at no extra charge
http://youtu.be/l3bsk8LhR8w
Best regards from an autumnal Suffolk
Bill
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This WILL be my first post for tune of the month $@&!'it!
That said, until I do, I think we all need this:
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=mc4gKy5AnzE
For inspiration.
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Hi, I want to join to TOTM.
I take a video of this tune last month.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_S4qzCAxqFM
Well done ;)!
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For inspiration.
Lovely isn't it !
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Hi, I want to join to TOTM.
I take a video of this tune last month.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_S4qzCAxqFM (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_S4qzCAxqFM)
Hello, welcome to the forum! Well played, you'll fit right in. (:)
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My second YouTube of L'Inconnu de Limoise. On the Dino Baffetti Binci special this time.
http://youtu.be/C5s9skX2ae8
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Not always easy to say that a tune played on a melodeon is 'beautiful', but Neil A's version of L'Inconnu de Limoise for TOTM Nov 09 truly is. He does'nt seem to have appeared on this forum for some time.... Shame
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That said, until I do, I think we all need this:
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=mc4gKy5AnzE
For inspiration.
Great choice to share. Should inspire you. And me!
M
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If you want a laugh have a look at this one 8)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tRH5pcNmz_Q
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Oh and this one has what I think is a nice variation at the beginning.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FFikvdsQng8
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This WILL be my first post for tune of the month $@&!'it!
That said, until I do, I think we all need this:
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=mc4gKy5AnzE
For inspiration.
Très joli !
Thank you ...
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https://soundcloud.com/fsamuel100/linconnue-de-limoise
Completely forgot I did this one a couple of years ago, no idea what the second tune is
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Here's L'Inconnu de Limoise in C on a Bertrand Gaillard.http://youtu.be/dfAnx_R1Ykw (http://youtu.be/dfAnx_R1Ykw)
I can't remember ever having played this before but I'm sure I've heard it in sessions.
There are a couple of little fluffs at the same point in the tune. It's remarkable that having got it wrong once the same thing happens again!
Mitch
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Surfing my way through a variety of versions of L'inconnu, I came across this version:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NZpRd-OtqR0&index=4&list=UUV9xPVzEandgk_3_RJwnW_A
Don't want to hi-jack the TOTM thread ... but there are a bunch of boxes being played that I don't recognize. Anybody know what they are?
I think that they are made by Yves Gaubert, the player nearest to the camera at the start of of the video. His website is here:
http://yvusaccordeons.free.fr/anglais/models-yvus-accordions.html.
He lives down near Carcassonne. :||:
Roger
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https://soundcloud.com/fsamuel100/linconnue-de-limoise
Completely forgot I did this one a couple of years ago, no idea what the second tune is
I like this one ... with a guitar and ... what else : banjo, mandoline ?
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I'm enjoying all of these versions. It really is a great classic tune for the melodeon - relatively simple, but elegant.
Here is a version I came across played by Carlo Boeddu on a somewhat wetter than usual Castagnari's.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cVMKojivekM
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Here is a version I came across played by Carlo Boeddu on a somewhat wetter than usual Castagnari's.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cVMKojivekM
What a nice sound! Not long ago I preferred a very dry sound. But this has completely changed over the past months. And I don't know why. ???
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https://soundcloud.com/fsamuel100/linconnue-de-limoise
Completely forgot I did this one a couple of years ago, no idea what the second tune is
I like this one ... with a guitar and ... what else : banjo, mandoline ?
this has two guitars, one fingerstyle, one strummed, mandolin melody, mandolin chords, bass guitar and a couple of fiddles (which I aways bury in the mix as I'm not yet that confident), and a tambourine, the melodeon is always the hardest part to learn!
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I like this one ... with a guitar and ... what else : banjo, mandoline ?
this has two guitars, one fingerstyle, one strummed, mandolin melody, mandolin chords, bass guitar and a couple of fiddles (which I aways bury in the mix as I'm not yet that confident), and a tambourine, the melodeon is always the hardest part to learn!
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many people playing with you : lucky man !
But I am sure you could be less shy ;)
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here's mine
http://youtu.be/-hWyRrU88dw (http://youtu.be/-hWyRrU88dw)
Steve
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In a workshop at Witney on Sunday, Emmanuel Pariselle played L'Inconnu "the flat way you Engleeesh play it (poouff!) and the correct French way". The difference was stunning. Some people recorded that clip. If anybody who recorded it reads this, I would be very grateful for a copy.
(Note to myself: buy a decent recording device. Any recommendations would be most welcome.)
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In a workshop at Witney on Sunday, Emmanuel Pariselle played L'Inconnu "the flat way you Engleeesh play it (poouff!) and the correct French way". The difference was stunning. Some people recorded that clip. If anybody who recorded it reads this, I would be very grateful for a copy.
(Note to myself: buy a decent recording device. Any recommendations would be most welcome.)
Ditto! Would some kind person put their recording of Emmanuel's 'correct French way' up here, so we can all benefit?
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oh crikey, I suppose I'd better prepare myself for some "dislikes" on my Youtube like the last time I put up a rubbish version of a french tune. FWIW mine is not the english version, it's the australian one - I was very taken with Hectorawol's version when I first learnt this.
steve
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In a workshop at Witney on Sunday, Emmanuel Pariselle played L'Inconnu "the flat way you Engleeesh play it (poouff!) and the correct French way". The difference was stunning. Some people recorded that clip. If anybody who recorded it reads this, I would be very grateful for a copy.
(Note to myself: buy a decent recording device. Any recommendations would be most welcome.)
I would love to hear this as well! Currently trying to learn this tune so can post to ToTM. Bob, can you describe what the difference was at all?
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I'd like to hear it too, but recently at the Stowmarket melodeon making course he was saying the same about another mazurka (I forget the name) and in that case the English version was too fast and played in straight quavers instead of dotted (like "dotted hornpipe") quavers.
There is also the issue of what speed to play a mazurka. I have seen/heard recordings of French musicians playing this and other mazurkas at very different speeds - Stephane Delicq very slow in a late night Bal, for example, and one of the YT videos referenced earlier in the thread, at a cracking pace in comparison. Difference dance styles, I guess. Perhaps my learned friend Dr Ryall can explain?
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Just uploading my recording on the slow internet connection at my parents' house, will have it up shortly. He did give us permission to record it but I don't want to go sharing it around online a lot without his permission, so I'll give the download link an expiry date of a few days for anyone interested to grab a copy of it.
I wasn't very taken with this tune initially, but how he says to play it is actually not that far from what I was doing, so I think with a bit of practice I might get a half-decent recording up. I'm finding the fingering much easier in the upper octave too.
Edit: Here's the recording, will expire in 7 days: https://www.dropbox.com/s/39ytthxm1wtjgmp/limoise.wav?dl=0
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Thanks for that - very interesting stuff. In a nutshell, Emmanuel's showing the difference between this in waltz time (binary, as he puts it, each beat split into 2, so you could count each bar as 12 34 56, if you count quickly) and mazurka time (tertiary, each beat split into 3, so if you count quickly (slipjig speed) each bar becomes 123 456 789), which gives the mazurka skip to the rhythm.
He then goes off onto a chordal exploration of the tune second time round of course, but that's another issue....
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Thanks very much for posting that recording. While I play L'Inconnu in a way that is fairly close to Emmanuel's 'ternaire' mazurka style, I was discouraged to discover that I am playing a couple of other mazurkas in a smoother 'binaire' manner. Note to myself: further work needed on Une Onzième and Mazurka du Lanternaire.
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I'd like to hear it too, but recently at the Stowmarket melodeon making course he was saying the same about another mazurka (I forget the name) and in that case the English version was too fast and played in straight quavers instead of dotted (like "dotted hornpipe") quavers.
Quite probably this one as he 'discussed' the playing with me by informing me if I played I like this
English Version (http://lesters-tune-a-day.blogspot.co.uk/2012/11/tune-68-lumpy-custard.html)
in his village they would 'nail me to the barn door' and he taught me to play it like this
French Version (http://lesters-tune-a-day.blogspot.co.uk/2014/04/tune-378-auvergne-mazurka.html)
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I get the same recording whether I click on the English version or the French version. ???
By the way, I know the tune as Mazurka d'Auvergne, which, of course, merely means that it is a mazurka from the Auvergne, one of many, no doubt. Perhaps we should call the Anglicised version Lumpy Custard and the French one Mazurka d'Auvergne.
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I get the same recording whether I click on the English version or the French version. ???
By the way, I know the tune as Mazurka d'Auvergne, which, of course, merely means that it is a mazurka from the Auvergne, one of many, no doubt. Perhaps we should call the Anglicised version Lumpy Custard and the French one Mazurka d'Auvergne.
Oops! fixed now.
ps the tune Lumpy Custard is quite probably a Polish mazurka called Dziekowice Mazurka
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Thanks robotmay, that's really interesting.
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So basically, 'waltz' rhythm means straight quavers and 'mazurka' rhythm means dotted (or swung) quavers... is that right?
(I love that descending bass line that Emmanuel does at the start...)
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According to thesession.org, Mazurka d'Auvergne/Lumpy Custard seems to have several other names, including Dziekowice (Lord knows how you pronounce that!), Mazurka Auvergnate, Mazurka de Barbary and Skelton's Mazurka. Confusing! :-\
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It's far from perfect and I reckon I could work on the arrangement some more, but here's my attempt:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JJERrhBOQwo&feature=youtu.be
Also apologies for the rubbish recording quality!
(This is my first video featuring the new Beltuna Alex II I bought at Witney last weekend... :D)
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It's far from perfect and I reckon I could work on the arrangement some more, but here's my attempt:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JJERrhBOQwo&feature=youtu.be
Also apologies for the rubbish recording quality!
(This is my first video featuring the new Beltuna Alex II I bought at Witney last weekend... :D)
(:) The melodeon sounds great! Lovely tone and feel to this.
M
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So basically, 'waltz' rhythm means straight quavers and 'mazurka' rhythm means dotted (or swung) quavers... is that right?
Always refer to the dance to answer questions like that.
I don't know how to dance a mazurka, but mazurkas tend to have a strong middle beat in the bar, whereas in a waltz the first beat (of the three) is the main one.
And there's more to it than that as the dance is a sequence of steps several bars long, so the tune may tend to have a 2-bar or 4-bar pattern gently imprinted on it.
Oh - I see Wikipedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mazurka) says dotted on the first beat of one bar and not on the next, and also that either the 2nd or 3rd beat is emphasized.
Well, that gives you some idea.
See Wikipedia on Waltzes (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Waltz) too. Scroll down a bit for examples of waltz rhythms.
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Hi! Played a bit around today with this lovely tune - here's my contribution:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cx4bkThw-Gc
Stephan
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Being new to the forum (see "Delurking at last" in General Discussion), and relatively new to playing melodeons (seriously, anyway), I thought I'd take a deep breath and pitch in here. It's a lovely mazurka; here's my first pass at it.
http://youtu.be/BBUmQV4Eca0
Bob Michel
Near Philly
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I don't know how to dance a mazurka ...
This Youtube video (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SOMAKkDINZU) may be useful... Enjoy! (:)
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I don't know how to dance a mazurka ...
This Youtube video (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SOMAKkDINZU) may be useful... Enjoy! (:)
Thank you! Mary will be pleased to see that too!
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So basically, 'waltz' rhythm means straight quavers and 'mazurka' rhythm means dotted (or swung) quavers... is that right?
Always refer to the dance to answer questions like that.
I don't know how to dance a mazurka, but mazurkas tend to have a strong middle beat in the bar, whereas in a waltz the first beat (of the three) is the main one.
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Our International dance teacher, Evra Jordan (RIP, bless her) insisted that although the emphasis on the second beat - mazurka this is - was common, it did depend on where the dance came from. She was strong on links with Polish Dance groups
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It's far from perfect and I reckon I could work on the arrangement some more, but here's my attempt:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JJERrhBOQwo&feature=youtu.be
Also apologies for the rubbish recording quality!
(This is my first video featuring the new Beltuna Alex II I bought at Witney last weekend... :D)
(:) The melodeon sounds great! Lovely tone and feel to this.
M
Thanks very much! (:)
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Well, here's my effort - I'm really pleased because I did it in only 6 takes!!! Something of a record for me, ha ha.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cqt8U5rdrG4
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Hi there,
This is my first post at this forum. This is my attempt to this great tune. :|||:
http://youtu.be/PIjZXJHwrQs (http://youtu.be/PIjZXJHwrQs)
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That's a great first post Klonophonium! And I like your gurdy recordings too ;D
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Thanks robotmay, your version is also very good. I play hurdy-gurdy for almost 10 years now and piano for 10 years more, but I am new to the melodeon (only view month). It is a realy "fun to play" instrument.
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Hi there,
This is my first post at this forum. This is my attempt to this great tune. :|||:
http://youtu.be/PIjZXJHwrQs (http://youtu.be/PIjZXJHwrQs)
That's some lovely playing. It's hard to believe that you've been playing melodeon for such a short time!
Bob Michel
Near Philly
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Hi there,
This is my first post at this forum. This is my attempt to this great tune. :|||:
http://youtu.be/PIjZXJHwrQs (http://youtu.be/PIjZXJHwrQs)
That's some lovely playing. It's hard to believe that you've been playing melodeon for such a short time!
Bob Michel
Near Philly
Thank you. It seems the melodeon simply fits to me. When i play a new tune most of the time i am searching for the right buttons. The secret is to push the buttons in the right order ::)
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http://youtu.be/ammHcBe2UJc
Here are some improvisations in the loft. Some of them come off.
It's my new Serafini, like the other one recently discussed, except mine's Cedar of Lebanon, CF bando.
This is its first recording. I haven't yet adjusted to the much louder basses, but I like how silent the mechanism is compared with my Loffet.
I'm not sure that this box suits me, so if you might like to try it, let me know by PM.
And..
I suppose everyone knows about the newcomer to our session who wanted to play a tune she'd heard, called THE LONG CANOE. ;)
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Here is my first post & attempt in TOTM :||:
http://youtu.be/YUIVyBTJ1BY (http://youtu.be/YUIVyBTJ1BY)
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Well, times up and so here's my attempt: http://youtu.be/_lE9GEnPaNY
There are more great posts coming in all the time, with hionays fantastic first post just above mine and another great first post higher up the page, variations, listen to them instead of mine...
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Here is my first post & attempt in TOTM :||:
http://youtu.be/YUIVyBTJ1BY (http://youtu.be/YUIVyBTJ1BY)
Lovely!
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Bleh, ended up having a busy week and not spending as much time as I'd have liked practicing this, but ran out of time and wanted to get something up at least:
https://soundcloud.com/robotmay/linconnu-dlimoise
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(...) here's my attempt: http://youtu.be/_lE9GEnPaNY
Good to see Vera in action again (:)
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(...) here's my attempt: http://youtu.be/_lE9GEnPaNY
Good to see Vera in action again (:)
Thank you, yes, well, I am very glad to have got custody of her, I really love the sound, there's many a good tune played on an old fiddle, though not necessarily by me. I don't do it justice obviously, but I like trying. French music though, I have no idea, as you can probably tell. I wonder whether you have got any other interesting boxes up your sleeve?
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(...) I wonder whether you have got any other interesting boxes up your sleeve?
I've sent you an email
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Well, here's my effort - I'm really pleased because I did it in only 6 takes!!! Something of a record for me, ha ha.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cqt8U5rdrG4
I think you've got a lovely sense of flow to this. Just wondering though if you intentionally missed out a beat in the second half? There's one bar in the middle of the B part that only has 2 beats rather than 3, which feels a little odd!
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Well, here's my effort - I'm really pleased because I did it in only 6 takes!!! Something of a record for me, ha ha.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cqt8U5rdrG4
I think you've got a lovely sense of flow to this. Just wondering though if you intentionally missed out a beat in the second half? There's one bar in the middle of the B part that only has 2 beats rather than 3, which feels a little odd!
Well, you've got me worried now butimba! I have listened to this several times, with the music in front of me and I can't hear where you think I am missing a beat in the B part. Could you pinpoint it for me? Can anyone else hear this? Maybe I only hear what I want to hear!!!
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"Could you pinpoint it for me? Can anyone else hear this?"
It is in the "B" section, the 4th measure at about .36, .46, etc.
The 2nd and 3rd notes need to be as long as the 1st.
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Thanks folks! End of the month, and time to move onto the next tune! As ever, late submissions and indeed discussions on existing submissions are very welcome - just stick them on the end of this thread.
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Here's my version of the tune with my younger brother on the guitar ... and a surprise ending :-)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SyhFnnYcn24&index=2&list=UUsHCmKagc1po3eWZ_bFW_Ng
As I'm sure you can hear, I've been inspired by a lot of you guys. Thank you for all your great videos!
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OK! Finally managed to do a video of L'Inconnu. First ever TOTM for me, and actually my first ever YouTube. Did lots of takes; finally got one with not TOO many nervous errors so I went ahead and put it up.
Played on a G/C "Pokerwork" I picked up a bit less than 2 months ago to start learning on. I have other instrumental experience, so I'm not quite a raw beginner music-wise.
My GAWD that clacketty-clack really stands out! Too close to the mic/cam trying to hide my melodeon face?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MVer0nhqHsM
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Hi everybody!
Here's my attempt to L'inconnu de Limoise.
http://youtu.be/hzDbGnZniAQ (http://youtu.be/hzDbGnZniAQ)
I learned it by ear from several videos on YouTube.Thank you to all the musicians who are sharing music.
Played on Corona II Classic GCF
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"Could you pinpoint it for me? Can anyone else hear this?"
It is in the "B" section, the 4th measure at about .36, .46, etc.
The 2nd and 3rd notes need to be as long as the 1st.
Thanks everyone for trying to help. It's really annoying because several people can hear my mistake and I still can't. I shall have another listen and play it through slowly this evening when I get home from work!
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Thanks everyone for trying to help. It's really annoying because several people can hear my mistake and I still can't. I shall have another listen and play it through slowly this evening when I get home from work!
Hopefully you do ABC, you are playing this
X:294
T:L'Inconnu de Limoise
M:9/8
L:1/8
K:G
D G2 A|B3 -B2 G c2 A|B3 -B2 B c2 d|c3 -c2 B A2 G|D3 -D2 D G2 A|
B3 -B2 G c2 A|B3 -B2 B c2 d|c3 -c2 B A2 G|A3 -A2||
B c2 d|e3 g2 f e2 f|d3 -d2 c B2 A|G2 F G2 B A2 G|
D4 G F|E3 -E2 F G2 A|G3 F3 E3|F3 -F2 G A2 B|A3 -A2||
The highlighted bar is only 6/8 not 9/8 like the rest of the tune, it should be
X:294
T:L'Inconnu de Limoise
M:9/8
L:1/8
K:G
D G2 A|B3 -B2 G c2 A|B3 -B2 B c2 d|c3 -c2 B A2 G|D3 -D2 D G2 A|
B3 -B2 G c2 A|B3 -B2 B c2 d|c3 -c2 B A2 G|A3 -A2||
B c2 d|e3 g2 f e2 f|d3 -d2 c B2 A|G2 F G2 B A2 G|
D6 G2 F|E3 -E2 F G2 A|G3 F3 E3|F3 -F2 G A2 B|A3 -A2||
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Gosh, you're so kind Lester. I shall sort that out tonight, THANKS.
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The light has just come on!!!!
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The light has just come on!!!!
(:)
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The light has just come on!!!!
Hooray! (:)
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What a great batch of late posts.
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So, for the record, I recorded this one week ago today, on Sunday, November 30. Having vowed that this would be my first TOTM and youtube posting, really my first video of any sort, I did accomplish my goal, but ran into the unexpected hiccup of my mac mysteriously deleting imovie and deciding to suddenly stop all communication with my video camera. Problems now sorted, here is my attempt at this surprisingly simple yet surprisingly difficult tune. There are rythem issues and several small slip ups, but overall, for having learned it in a month, with the rest of my life to refine it, I am satisfied. This was my first take. Things went downhill on subsequent takes, though I am sure I could do better now, a week later. Here's to better late than never:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=smkaKAiE4RY
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Ha, the ape has landed! Sign of great things to come.
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Thanks Matt!
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Jeff Dantin has just posted some "source" on FB - la Chavannée in the barn at Embraud. Looks to be a private dance of some kind … http://youtu.be/f51k2j5oJDg
From the left, front row Jean-Marc, Maxou (composer), Patrick, Frédou, Manou, Eric
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Hope it's not too late to post a recording of this song.
I've been playing it for quite some time now and always vary it a little each time I play it.
https://youtu.be/zDMj9t0zxpM
I'm sorry for the bad audio quality and promise that I'll be using an external microphone next time I want to record something. ;-)
Best wishes, Fred
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Recording may be awful but the playing clearly isn't. Fluent and secure. Well done.