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TUTORIAL - Understanding the Bayan, How to play Bayan (Russian Button Accordion)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ส.ค. 2024
- In this video I lay out the basic fundamentals that I see as absolutely necessary for learning to play the bayan, a Russian B-system chromatic button accordion.
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This used bayan was purchased from eBay, sold by accordion-bayan.com. You can go to their website, but I believe their eBay name has changed to “inner-harmony”. “tetkost” is another reliable eBay seller. I recommend these two because their instruments are professionally restored
theonewhoCheekiBreeki I just bought a bayan as I also want to play folk songs. You are my inspiration!
About to start learning to play the bayan I just got. Where else can I go to learn more?
Why the hell is shipping 120 dollars
@@deadtreedefender it is very thoroughly packaged and comes from Ukraine
Step 3 is most important
Mr. PotatoSloth your profile pic is matching your comment
@@Gaming4871 perfection he has archieved comedy
Glad to finally get to be taught by a master. Unfortunately, I do not have an AK yet. Still working on that as we speak. But Mosin is loaded.
An acceptable substitute
😁💯
I find myself in the opposite situation. I need to find myself an accordion somewhere, because this looks like a really fun instrument to play!
Understanding these things will greatly help you when learning songs. Let me know if anything is unclear, you can also find me on Discord or email if you have questions or need advice, link is in description. Удачи!
I'm currently learning the violin, but watching your videos makes me want to learn this too 😅. Hope one day I could have one.
If you can learn violin, I’m sure you can learn this
Nice video, I play the Bayan as well and would recommend if anybody is starting out to play major alternating bass using your ring finger for your primary bass, middle finger for major chord, and index for the accompanying bass (the 5th). For alternating minor and 7th bass pattern to use your ring finger again for your primary bass, your index for your chord (be it minor or 7th), then your middle finger for your accompanying bass (the 5th). This way you move your fingers around a lot less and you can access your complimentary bass row a lot easier.
Keep up the sweet content! cheers,
I agree. This way feels more free.
Thank u for this tutorial. I've just purchased a bayan
I literally just bought a bayan for Christmas from Ukraine, it's still on the way, so when it gets here this will be *very* useful
Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge. It's greatly appreciated especially when I can play it all at once and enjoy this beautiful music! Muchas gracias!
Excellent lesson! Easier and clear than many others.
I bought a 'Paccben' 3 rows bayan in Brasil and I'm beggining with your good help. Thank you very much.
Please keep doing videos like this ! I use your channel all the time to practice and this was super helpful! Thank you so much.
How funny is it that just yesterday I thought of asking you for a video just like this? Amazing video, really teaches a lot! Thank you and keep it up!
I would love to see a Tachanka tutorial.
infinitely helpful! thank you! I'm having alot of fun on my Этюд Bayan
I play an little accordeon from hohner and had lots of inspiration from you. I play now lot of russian songs like katyusha and Smuglianka and tri tankista and lots more. Thanks for inspiration.
Thank you for the tutorial, definitely gonna play around with the shifting thing a bit. :)
I just bought a Bayan on eBay very excited to start playing.
The load AK is a particularly silly part of an otherwise lovely presentation
I have never seen his face but i definitely have a crush on him lol love from Turkey 🇹🇷
Thank you for your amazing tutorial!
I am already playing violine, but your videos inspired me to buy a bayan and also learn to play bayan now!
OK... as a multi-instrumentalist who has ordered one of these beasts which is yet to arrive... I'm trying to figure it out!
The right side I think is pretty clear - many sites seem to refer to it as a CBA (Chromatic Button Accordion) B-system, or Bayan, as you say. That's partly because I've read up on the chromatic button accordion, but there are so many types of accordions that it is difficult to separate them out! Basically every row bears notes separated by a semitone and every column is a minor third above or below the column next to it.
The left side - it looks to me that of the five rows, row 2 (numbered from the left as seen by the observer in the video - I have no idea if this is the right designation for it!) has the individual note C on its dimple key, and I understand that going up and down the columns moves around the circle of fifths. Going down is equivalent to going down by a fifth (or up by a fourth) and going up is equivalent to going the other way. If you press row 2 and row 3 of the same column at the same time, you get a major chord whose tonic is that of the 2nd row. If you press row 2 and row 4 of the same column at the same time, you get a minor chord whose tonic is that of the 2nd row. If you press row 2 and row 5 of the same column at the same time, you get a diminished chord whose tonic is the 2nd row tone.
You didn't play the 1st row but I suspect that that renders a tone that is a major third above the tonic, based partly on what I have read and partly on the colours of the keys. The one I am getting from eBay has this same colour, so I think it has to be this type.
I'm looking forward to when it comes! Thanks!
How is it going?
Thank you! This has been invaluable in helping me learn the bass side.
I’ve been playing piano for almost 3 decades and bass on accordion still looks impossibly hard to me.
The bass may seem like a random collection of buttons, but the way you should think about it is the chords on the bass move up by 4ths from top to bottom. You should check out some tutorials on chord theory and you will get it.
Best tutorial out there
Спасибо большое!!
Thank you comrade for the lesson!
And happy new year from Greece!
May i ask what is the cheapest accordion you advise to get?
Second hand is not a problem but funds are tight in Greece.
Getting the same type of accordian he has Wich is a bayan is probably a good substitute as most accordians can be up to 3000 dollers. But some chromatic bayan accordians can just be 130 to 300
Step 3 is crucial.
Lovely with a bayan tutorial! Keep them coming, komrad
my dad wants me to play violin because its cheaper, but i wanna play accordion and i have expierence on piano. what should i do?
With piano experience, a piano accordion should be very natural
The Bayan different from my Italian accordion
It has got buttons on all sides while accordion has got three piano keys on one side and buttons for bass on the other one
Even in this side is different because Bayan hasn’t got diminished chords on the bass side
For the rest is equal
Greetings from Italy!!
Edit: Ah I forgot!
The bass side of the bayan is stocked by three tunes, right?
While the accordion bass are stocked by 5 tunes
And when we use the alternate bass technique, we use all three fingers
We hit the single bass line (the second one) with the Annular, the third right for major chords with the middle finger, the fourth, the fifth and the sixth with index
Is playing/learning the garmon similair to this?
It looks so difficult to learn
Both my Bayans do this thing with the bass where if I press one button a few others go down and ruins the bass sound, I don’t know if it’s normal or a way to fix it
Bayans have connected bass buttons. For example, if you press one down, any matching bass notes will also go down, since they are the exact same note. However, this shouldn’t make any difference in sound
theonewhoCheekiBreeki thank you, and I see yours does it too now, my Vostok c base is extremely loud compared to yours though. It presses a matching bass note that is in the row closest to the bellows and the buttons closer to them are much lower notes. My really old one, made sometime in the 80s maybe, isn’t as loud as my Vostok
Love the AK..lol
But when playing, how do you know which buttons to press with the left hand?
Do they have to be the same distance on the keyboard from the top as the right hand, or is there any other rule?
I'm trying to understand how you decide which base button(s) get pressed and when?
Thank you for any clarification..:)
I recommend you take a look at my “understanding the bayan” tutorial. The first parts of the video may answer this
@@theonewhocheekibreeki5521
Thank you sir will check it out
danke shon fur deine tutorial
always wondered why some buttons were black, but just realized they're like the black keys on the piano, sharps and flats
Отлично 👍
Do one with your Hohner because I have a hohner
Failed at step 3 don't think accordion is for me
yay i can practice with my Чайка-204!
Wow, I never thought of actually playing accordion until just now. I will keep this as a future endeavor for sure!
now?
Finaly! Thanks!
Not even like 10 seconds in and we’re already loading the AK, this is how you know this is Slav
I got an old Yugoslav accordion from my grandfather. However, it has one of those piano scales on the right-hand side. I actually prefer it so as I am a pianist. Does anyone know whether the bass works the same (as in the vertical position of buttons only determines scale)? It'd be much appreciated.
Everything is same except keyboard
@@kuradipingviin Ah, great. Thanks!
hello, if I buy an accordion with 3 rows of buttons, can I modify it to make it with 4-5 rows or find the same model but with 4 rows of buttons
Hello, no, the amount of rows cannot be modified
then I should buy a bayan accordion with 4 rows of buttons and 80 or 100 basses and weigh easily
where could you get a beginner bayan that maybe isn't the best quality but will be cheap enough to get you started? how much would that be?
Glad i looked at the comment first i was going to ask the same thing
Shipping is very expensive, total purchase price should be no more than $500 USD for a used bayan. I’ve pinned a comment with some suggestions
thank you!
Thank you for this brilliant video! Can you share some tips on the 3-rows diatonic accordion? You played so impressively with the Hohner Panther before!
I have a scale video for that accordion up, that would be the most important thing to learn. You could probably observe the 6 bass pairs simply by watching my other videos. Also, I never use the 3-button bass alternation with that box. Hope it helps!
theonewhoCheekiBreeki Thank you very much! I will take a look. And your video always help a lot when I have no idea how to play!
How do you know what bass and chord button to press?
I've wanted to learn the accordion for years but I feel like if I learn the accordion I'll drop all the work I've put into guitar
Is the bass system the same as stradella?
Yes! It’s stradella
@@theonewhocheekibreeki5521 awesome, I have just got a regular 120 bass accordion but hope to learn bayan in the future.
Great video, thanks! Also I have a question, ¿Are you from India? Have a happy new year!
I’m certainly not from India, but I hear they have just become a world superpower
@@theonewhocheekibreeki5521 Wow, thanks for the reply, I didn't think the owner of a channel that is so popular would reply my question, have a good day!
@@misterj9619 saludos compañero Daniel, le pregunté en realidad porque tengo un amigo hindú que tiene las manos muy parecidas a las de él, y se me ocurrió que quizás era de esas zonas
Молодец, хотел бы играть, да вот только баяна нету:(
StEp 3
I play piano accordion but would like to explore button accordion too. Do you have any recommendation for resourses? Thanks for this great introduction.
Thank you, but what might you mean by resources?
So, the bass side is just like an accordeon and the right hand side is random notes placed on random places having sense because they are not placed randomly but randomly with sense?-
They’re not random at all, they run in order according to colors
Я нужда баян it’s probably not great but I tried some Russian
can you please play bad piggies theme song
Happy New Year everyone!
(And first)
You’re not first
Mr. PotatoSloth but I was.
HOW DO I PLAY A GARMON
I wish I knew
@@theonewhocheekibreeki5521 :Dd
Will there be any more Serbian songs featured?
my priest in russia church give bayan to me
thank comrade to teach me
If you take requests can you do bobi boba
I think I will, thank you for this
i have PPSH, is ok?
May I ask what is the title of the song?
Moscow Nights, I have a tutorial for it posted
Play пыль глотаю!
Americanski spijon with crapco fakelite magazine instead of superior AG4S from the motherland.
Хэпиньюир.