dunno if you guys gives a damn but if you are bored like me atm you can stream pretty much all the latest movies on InstaFlixxer. Have been streaming with my girlfriend for the last few weeks =)
Excellent exercises for a serious accordionist. You are absolutely right Mr Meisinger. I have been watching your videos on You Tube regularly and this is really a gift for the buddy accordionists if they want to pursue excellence in their playing.... its really great and I will definitely learn them and play with you .... Thanks for sharing this vital information...
Practice, Practice, as my Mom used to say. It worked. I got pretty good. I wish I still rememberd everything. Hopefully you'll bring it all back to me. Not to brag. Got me to the 1965 accordion Festival in Long Beach California and then some. Won first place and a recording. One solo and one with the Band. I was 15yrs. old then. Now I'm 68. Sadly, Don't remember much, but I'll try. Thanks and wish me luck. 🎼😉👍
@@adrianpolley9419 I went to music school when i was little. 6 years. and i got bored of it. What a stupid kid I was. Now I want to learn it all again. This videos are great to make my fingers remember everything :D
@@josiphlavacek9982 I'm 68 too, but only started one year ago. I'm only just starting to get both hands working together, slow progress but so enjoyable. Good luck.
@@adrianpolley9419 that is so amazing. Great way to show all the kids out there that it is never to late to learn something new. Good luck sir. Have fun.
Terry Lee you're a good man, because you help what start to play the accordion. Thank you on behalf of all beginners in Poland !!! Fantastic exercise:-) Greetings. Christopher:-)
Прохожу упражнения на баяне, мне очень нравится побеждать эти музыкальные кирпичики, которые помогают справиться с проблемой незнакомой тональности как на аккордеоне так и на баяне. Большое спасибо за выложенное видео!
My husband inherited his mother's accordion 30+ years ago. I took it out of the case for the first time today. Although I've played piano since I was 10, and violin for about 6 years now, I have always been intimidated by the accordion. Now, I am suddenly fascinated by this mysterious instrument, and would love to learn how to play it.
Great video!! You make it look so easy. I've got the right , but the left is alluding me. I'd love more stuff like this, and specifically what you think is the most important of says scales and chord progressions or whatever. Tough with a busy schedule. Thanks!!
Do you all follow the recommendation in the book to change bellow direction every 4 measures? I'm getting back into playing after a number of years (and it had been years before that since I had played). Health challenges and life got in the way. Hoping the guy I found who teaches (he's the greatest) is still teaching when I'm ready to call him. He has a set of exercises he prefers and I have them but I also have the book. For years, I complained about my stiff fingers that made it hard to do things such as staccato. I even had them X-rayed at the chiropactor's office and there wasn't enough arthritis to be concerned about. Since getting back into it lately I've come to the realization that its not so much stiffness as it is I need to strengthen them and doing exercises slowly and deliberately is what it's going to take so I'm doing that. Even if I only spend 15 minutes a day. Also dealing with some neck and shoulder tension which could be structural. Trying to sit upright and have the music stand at the right hand. Saw that about the bellows in the Hammon book and wondered how important that was. THANKS
I am in almost the same position except that I knew nothing about music until about 9 months ago after I turned 67 !. I always wanted to learn the piano and accordion even more, so now I have both. I also got the books which do show the bellows going out and in every 4 measures but somehow I don't think this is critical, more a feeling of what is right for you. Maybe I'm wrong. I'm surprised Lee hasn't answered your question and others that appear in the comments ?
Hi Terry, i cannot say how good it is of you to post these hanon videos :-) i also sent you an email regarding the sheets to the email address in the description, i would love to have a copy of these exercises in paper form :-)
Thank you for posting. I have the, "Complete Hanon for the Accordion Adapted by Charles Nunzio" copyright 1941 which has three sections of exercises. The bass part of the the exercises are in all types of bass rhythms. I have copied some of the exercises to Musescore (a program to compose musical scores). In this program you can easily transpose a score to any key. As an accomplished accordionist/musician do you think it would be worthwhile to play the Hanon exercises in keys other than C major, or would you consider it a waste of time. I listen to all your uploads on YT. Andy
If you have the time, playing Hanon in different keys will only make you a better musician. Unfortunately there are so many exercises and only so much time. In 1959 I competed in National Accordion Competition in Chicago. Charles Nunzio was one of my judges. I don't think he liked my performance, because a guy named Frank Morroco advanced to the next level. I went back to Southern Cal. Maybe I should have done his Hanon in different keys.
+Lee Terry Meisinger Thank you for these reminders! Up until last year, I have never really studied the accordion. I am mainly a pianist and producer. Although my father was in the Lawrence Welk Orchestra, I never had the inkling to play the accordion. Frank Marocco was a good friend and I produced a few CDs for him. It is because of Frank that I have a burning passion for this instrument! Last year, I was given an outstanding accordion and have been playing and practicing most every day. I have transcribed solos from recordings by Richard Galliano, Frank and Michael Alongi and used those as my practicing material. I came across your videos and opened up my Nunzio Hanon book this morning. What a treasure trove of great exercises and I will continue to practice these along with my other material. Thank you for sharing! Mark LeVang
Thank you for your offer!!!We're grateful !!!
Timeless lessons from a great Accordion Master. I am sure so many accordion newbies like me appreciate you videos. Thank you very much.
dunno if you guys gives a damn but if you are bored like me atm you can stream pretty much all the latest movies on InstaFlixxer. Have been streaming with my girlfriend for the last few weeks =)
@Esteban Van yea, I have been watching on instaflixxer for years myself :)
Excellent exercises for a serious accordionist. You are absolutely right Mr Meisinger. I have been watching your videos on You Tube regularly and this is really a gift for the buddy accordionists if they want to pursue excellence in their playing.... its really great and I will definitely learn them and play with you .... Thanks for sharing this vital information...
Practice, Practice, as my Mom used to say. It worked. I got pretty good. I wish I still rememberd everything. Hopefully you'll bring it all back to me. Not to brag. Got me to the 1965 accordion Festival in Long Beach California and then some. Won first place and a recording. One solo and one with the Band. I was 15yrs. old then. Now I'm 68. Sadly, Don't remember much, but I'll try. Thanks and wish me luck. 🎼😉👍
How's it going ?
@@adrianpolley9419 I went to music school when i was little. 6 years. and i got bored of it. What a stupid kid I was. Now I want to learn it all again. This videos are great to make my fingers remember everything :D
@@josiphlavacek9982 I'm 68 too, but only started one year ago. I'm only just starting to get both hands working together, slow progress but so enjoyable. Good luck.
@@adrianpolley9419 that is so amazing. Great way to show all the kids out there that it is never to late to learn something new. Good luck sir. Have fun.
@@josiphlavacek9982 Thanks 😊
Terry Lee you're a good man, because you help what start to play the accordion. Thank you on behalf of all beginners in Poland !!! Fantastic exercise:-) Greetings. Christopher:-)
Thank you!! Very very helpful!
Very best very nice very sweet sir God bless you
Thank you very much for sharing your accordion skill knowledge with others.
GRACIAS MAESTRO. SIEMPRE HEMOS QUERIDO APRENDER ASI. GRACIAS POR DIFUNDIR ESTA TECNICA A TODOS LOS ACORDEONISTAS DEL MUNDO. GRACIAS DESDE ESPAÑA.
An inspirational lesson indeed, thank you so much!
Hello. It's really great. Please, more new lessons. It's useful exercises.
The most musical way to play hanon!bravo!
Прохожу упражнения на баяне, мне очень нравится побеждать эти музыкальные кирпичики, которые помогают справиться с проблемой незнакомой тональности как на аккордеоне так и на баяне.
Большое спасибо за выложенное видео!
GRACIAS POR LA PUBLICACION, ES MUY BUENA.
Thank you for putting this up.
My husband inherited his mother's accordion 30+ years ago. I took it out of the case for the first time today. Although I've played piano since I was 10, and violin for about 6 years now, I have always been intimidated by the accordion. Now, I am suddenly fascinated by this mysterious instrument, and would love to learn how to play it.
check out the lessons from liberty belows for 32 and 48 bass piano accordion.very useful to me
Thank you for your lesson
Stéphane
EXCELENTE, UNAS CLASES MAGISTRALES. MUCHAS GRACIAS POR LOS VIDEOS.
Thanks a lot, I need it to back playing as before...
With my respect..
EXCELENTE VIDEO, GRACIAS, GRACIAS, GRACIAS.
muy bueno, BUEN METODO DE ACORDEON. MUCHAS GRACIAS POR SU PUBLICACION.
It's curious because you do it those exercises so fast.. And I take a lot of time doing this haa. Very useful.. Thanks
Great video!! You make it look so easy. I've got the right , but the left is alluding me. I'd love more stuff like this, and specifically what you think is the most important of says scales and chord progressions or whatever. Tough with a busy schedule. Thanks!!
Very nice#10
Olá gostaria muito de adquirir esse material para estudo pois os bom músicos brasileiros jamais passam essa técnicas.
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Do you all follow the recommendation in the book to change bellow direction every 4 measures? I'm getting back into playing after a number of years (and it had been years before that since I had played). Health challenges and life got in the way. Hoping the guy I found who teaches (he's the greatest) is still teaching when I'm ready to call him. He has a set of exercises he prefers and I have them but I also have the book. For years, I complained about my stiff fingers that made it hard to do things such as staccato. I even had them X-rayed at the chiropactor's office and there wasn't enough arthritis to be concerned about. Since getting back into it lately I've come to the realization that its not so much stiffness as it is I need to strengthen them and doing exercises slowly and deliberately is what it's going to take so I'm doing that. Even if I only spend 15 minutes a day. Also dealing with some neck and shoulder tension which could be structural. Trying to sit upright and have the music stand at the right hand. Saw that about the bellows in the Hammon book and wondered how important that was. THANKS
I am in almost the same position except that I knew nothing about music until about 9 months ago after I turned 67 !. I always wanted to learn the piano and accordion even more, so now I have both. I also got the books which do show the bellows going out and in every 4 measures but somehow I don't think this is critical, more a feeling of what is right for you. Maybe I'm wrong. I'm surprised Lee hasn't answered your question and others that appear in the comments ?
A gift! Thanks very much Master!
very good etude ... have more??
Excelente para aquecimento de dedos. Abraço.
Thank you so much for the exercises! Such a great resource for improving basic skills. Does anybody have the PDF's of the exercises?
Excelente! Estes exercícios são ótimos para dar velocidade....parabéns!!
amigo si hay ejercios igual para mano izquierda gracias desde Ecuador
Thanks!
Hvala!!!!
Hi Lee. Do you know Oleg from Vladivistok. You are doing a great educational job.
Thank you
it would be helpful to run these by slow first. crawl - walk - run thanks
I shot you an email about obtaining a copy of these exercises. I would be most appreciative.
Where can I download the sheet music please
I only wish my accordion had that much range!
Play as far as you can then do the descending from that point. Works fine.
VERY GOOD AND HELPFUL ITS MY 1 TIMES I SE THE VIDEO, BUT IM GOING FOLLOW YOUR METODO, THANKYOU.
Is there a print-out for this for a fee or free?
i am ashamed to say, i can do the technical bit, but i cant read base notes , is there a way to find out which base keys to play?
I send an email to receive this material pdf, please answer
otimo
como fazer para comprat este material pra estudar?
Good evening!
Please kindly email me the exercises.
Grateful.
Hi Terry, i cannot say how good it is of you to post these hanon videos :-) i also sent you an email regarding the sheets to the email address in the description, i would love to have a copy of these exercises in paper form :-)
Thank you for posting. I have the, "Complete Hanon for the Accordion Adapted by Charles Nunzio" copyright 1941 which has three sections of exercises. The bass part of the the exercises are in all types of bass rhythms. I have copied some of the exercises to Musescore (a program to compose musical scores). In this program you can easily transpose a score to any key. As an accomplished accordionist/musician do you think it would be worthwhile to play the Hanon exercises in keys other than C major, or would you consider it a waste of time.
I listen to all your uploads on YT. Andy
If you have the time, playing Hanon in different keys will only make you a better musician. Unfortunately there are so many exercises and only so much time. In 1959 I competed in National Accordion Competition in Chicago. Charles Nunzio was one of my judges. I don't think he liked my performance, because a guy named Frank Morroco advanced to the next level. I went back to Southern Cal. Maybe I should have done his Hanon in different keys.
+Lee Terry Meisinger Thank you for these reminders! Up until last year, I have never really studied the accordion. I am mainly a pianist and producer. Although my father was in the Lawrence Welk Orchestra, I never had the inkling to play the accordion. Frank Marocco was a good friend and I produced a few CDs for him. It is because of Frank that I have a burning passion for this instrument! Last year, I was given an outstanding accordion and have been playing and practicing most every day. I have transcribed solos from recordings by Richard Galliano, Frank and Michael Alongi and used those as my practicing material. I came across your videos and opened up my Nunzio Hanon book this morning. What a treasure trove of great exercises and I will continue to practice these along with my other material. Thank you for sharing! Mark LeVang
como Acordeon de Música????????????????
Hi, written to your email a good number of times but no response so far ! Doron Zur, Israel.
you should have done this by modulating to diffrent key signatures, you did all that in the key of c.
The pdf can be found here:
duaneschnur.com/accordion/Terry%20Hanon%20Exercises/
Beginner's bull's eye!
So boring, but oh, so necessary to master your skills.
or not. Think it's better to just play songs.
Bassons please
thanks for this! I'll start learning accordion and it helps me ... You play very nice accordion!! A big hug from Chile! :)
Olá gostaria muito de adquirir esse material para estudo pois os bom músicos brasileiros jamais passam essa técnicas.