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  • memorizing music
  • Even when you are not explicitly trying to memorize a piece, try to develop the habit of scanning th
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  • Re: Excelsior model 0.0.
  • IvoryLeague: Yes replace the pads.By doing so you will automaticly shallow the keyboard.New felts ar
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  • Re: new on here
  • OK, I`ve been trying to come to terms with playing without the sheet music in front of me and what I
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  • Re: Excelsior model 0.0.
  • Yes replace the pads.By doing so you will automaticly shallow the keyboard.New felts are thicker tha
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  • Re: Excelsior model 0.0.
  • ok. I removed the switches and removed all the keys. I want to make a little more shallow keyboard
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  • Re: new on here
  • i'll tel ya- ya gotta play a tune a bunch of times to get in memorized- take a tune like- play it ev
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  • Re: new on here
  • Hi Steve – Thanks for your reply. I totally accept your accurate definition of the terms and didn’t
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  • Re: Excelsior model 0.0.
  • The one thing that I didn`t care for about the double 0 and many other vintage accordions are the ke
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  • Re: Bell accordions
  • plasteraccordion: Wow- im jealous that you manage to get your hands on these killer boxes. recently
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  • Re: Excelsior model 0.0.
  • I don`t recall seeing anything unusual about the treble voice switching unit in the Excelsior 00.
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  • Re: Excelsior model 0.0.
  • I know this is an older thread but I recently acquired a 00 model as well and hope to do a little wo
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  • Re: new on here
  • im a little confused- memorization is just repeating it over and over till you have it memorized, bu
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  • Re: Bell accordions
  • Wow- im jealous that you manage to get your hands on these killer boxes. recently I had the chance t
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  • Re: Bell accordions
  • plasteraccordion: http://www.alexmusical.com/pianoaccordions.html alex and bell accordions in nyc
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  • Re: new on here
  • I have tried many tricks including One-bar-at-a-time but guess what happens one month later? I concu
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  • Re: new on here
  • also get a tape recorder and just try to pick the tune up- really go simple to begin with. just like
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  • Re: new on here
  • I too once had a problem playing by ear, but it just requires practice- everyday if you can take a s
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  • Re: Bell accordions
  • http://www.alexmusical.com/pianoaccordions.html alex and bell accordions in nyc sells bell accord
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  • Re: FR-8x
  • There`s an accordionist who plays with the Albany NY Polka Family band who manages to shake his FR7
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  • Re: FR-8x
  • It depends from a sensitive and quick sensor (and processor). The air flow doesn't matter. In fact
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  • Re: new on here
  • I`ve got the same problem. I need the music in front of me to play even though I do not follow or co
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  • Re: FR-8x
  • Thanks. My concern would be if it was any easier to bellows shake with the FRX8. The previous model
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  • Re: FR-8x
  • Maybe you wanted to see the bellow behavior in more detail: https://vimeo.com/64593515
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  • tutorial for bellow work
  • Hi, here is a tutorial for all kinds of bellow work. https://vimeo.com/67662025 bellow shake
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  • Bell accordions
  • Anyone have any knowledge or info regarding who made/makes the Bell brand accordions? From what I
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