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Still hoping you publish your tunes (2024 ) !!

Große Klasse ❤

Sehr schön gespielt. The Barren Rocks of Aden ist auf dem Dudelsack ein schwieriges Lied. Es gibt so viele Verzierungen und muss dabei aufpassen dass einem das Stück nicht weg rennt und man im Takt bleibt. Ein Akkordeon ist technisch gesehen ein Dudelsack mit Tasten. Die Weiterentwicklung des Dudelsacks also. Wer ein Klavier oder eine Orgel spielen kann, kann auch ein Akkordeon erlernen. Leider ist das Akkordeon auch gleichzeitig Schuld daran, dass der Dudelsack aus der Mode kam. Man kann viel einfacher viel mehr Melodien spielen, hat einen großen Tonumfang, Halbtöne, eine Begleitung und es ist tragbar. Man konnte plötzlich Tanzlieder spielen die auf einem Dudelsack unmöglich waren.

When your scottish and you find out your half french

No more videos coming ?!? Hope you are well. Did you ever have your tunes published ?

Whit kind o accent is this?

Beautifully played, one of my favourite accordion tunes 😀👍👍

No sign of you lately ? Hope all well, any more nice tunes coming ??

very nice congrats Steve !! I love this music !!!

Hello ! congrats !!

This song, among other things, made me want an accordion for years. When I had saved it up after a long time (saw a second hand one in a small shop nearby my village)....I just received an accordion in december from someone from my church: as a gift!!! I've practiced every day since then and it's going pretty well. Can play the Wellerman in a slightly easier way than you. The rithm is a bit difficult. This song really makes me happy.❤

Very nice - not too many people play that last part in the ‘Barren Rocks’!

A great tune played very well - tune written by Freeland Barbour I think?

lovely sound. Can I ask how the drums are produced please?

Love your songs. Sounds great!

It's a beautiful thing

Ive been listening to all??? Your tunes again Steven Your some player Really enjoyed them all

Yo le pagaría con gusto a este hombre para que anime una velada

Yes,this Braidwood tune ....today in oblivion,as so many other popular tunes,played in the early 50s.And it happened more and more.Reason? BBC wanted to get rid of accordion music.They have destroyed their "own" BBC Scottish Variety Orchestra)leader Dennis mcConnel,conductor Jack Leon)Leon died and lan Sutherland and Ian Tire took over The arranged lots of Gow tunes and other ones..Until the mid 60s,which was to be the end of the "Light Orchestra era".BBC wanted to promote the "Celtic Confectionaries",as called by initiated.And that's why accordion SDB's had to make way for that. However...they've lost the battle,thanks heaven! Trad style 's been saved from extinction!!!!!And now we have the best (ceilidh) bands ever.(Haggish Chasers, a big group of outstanding band leaders,such as Allie mcCuish, Tom Orr,(with marie Fielding) Gordon Shand(not related to Sir Jimmy) David Kennedy,Craig Paton and many more band MEMBERs.

Great playing.The 79th is one of my favourites.after hearing this tune for so many years and by so many players. Well.....a good tune to follow here woud be the "Invercauld March. So ...key change from A to D.

Very nicely played - good dancing tunes too!

an excellent song played ,i think angus fitchet violin player had written it well done,ive also listen to angus well.👍👍👍👍

well done and well,played from ex scottish bronze accordion champion of perth 2000 👍👍👍👍

Ah, Accordions, right up there with bagpipes and banjos. (uh, I play the banjo). We suffer so many jokes. Well played by the way, enjoyed it.

So very beautiful!

This is the kind of guy you can take to a pub in Glasgow and as long as you keep the whiskey coming you will have the best night of your life!!!!!!

Merry Christmas all.

<3 thank you very much, it sounds amazing. I wasn't sure how the song will sound on accordion.

Nice work. Is the bridge on your mandolin a fixed bridge or a floating one? All the best!

Brilliant Stevie 👑🪗

Finbar furry is the only one to try and beat

Napoleon Dynamite

Is there sheet music for this, or tip on how to do left hand accompaniment for these marches

Of course, I enjoyed it.

WELL DONE ❤❤❤❤👏👏👏👏 Great playing.

Beautifully played. 👏👏👏👏👏🎶🎹🎵👍👍👍👍👍

Your playing is fantastic, and your videos are very high quality. I think it’s criminal how you have so few subscribers for the content you produce. I don’t even know these songs you play nad upload but i’m eagerly listening and taking it all in. Great work man

About to write out some of your tunes, theyre VG. Do you happen to have books published as I’d be after buying them ? So many books never get into shops and i find the only way is to sit down with pen n paper. Sad if a good tune doesn’t get played ! Rita, Lerwick 🎹🎻🎼🎸🎻

Yes - what he said! 🤩

Wonderful! Thanks :)

Hi Valerie. Its been a while since I done these but it sounds like I had my expander plugged in through my desk. I tend to turn the treble off as I prefer the natural sound of the accordion but there may be a faint bass coming through. The expander would have been the V3 "band in a box" expander. I don't think it's available anymore.

hey stevie - came across this by accident - but great stuff! If you don't mind me asking - where'd you get your backing track/midi sound?? I've searched for something similiar for a loooong time! lol many thanks Valerie

Lovely version of this classic piece. I went to music lessons with the composer as a child and I did that piece for my Grade 5. Keith Harling used to have 2 tortoises in his garden! He was quite a character and an all round really nice bloke. I remember many hours stumbling over those triplets! It's not an easy piece to play with finesse as it is quite fast and has many changes in dynamics. The final coda should be played quite brashly however I used to get so tired by that point I had run out of strength. I heard Keith himself play it at the Winter Gardens in Eastbourne and it was a pleasure to hear.

Lovely.

Smart Is. So nice to listen to

Excellent playing 🙏

Scott Skinner take on a pipe march, great tune well played

Written by the late Carl Jularbo from Sweden.

Lovely playing , nice tune. The beltuna sounds great 👍

Sounds really amazing keep up the great work