Advanced Piano Accordion Techniques - Lesson 2 - Triple Bellows Shake

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Stanislav Culcicovschi (Liberty Bellows Artist in Residence Fall 2017). Stas earned a Master's Degree in accordion performance from the Academy of Music, Theater and Arts conservatory in Chisinau, Moldova. He looks forward to sharing his 20 years of accordion experience to help you along your accordion journey. Stas is particularly well versed in the music of Eastern Europe and will be teaching group lessons with a focus on technical exercises, complex time signatures, Balkan ornamentation, and bellows techniques.
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[@srh2301]

I came here from the Beach Boys "behind the sounds" video th-cam.com/video/ofByti7A4uM/w-d-xo.html . I find it interesting how important the accordion and this specific technique is for the song "Wouldn't it be nice". Thank you for the detailed explanation!

[@bigtyler3295]

Me too! Very interesting to learn about

[@Douglas77B]

Great, thanks!
I just wonder when we should use this ricochet instead of continuously alternating the bellows in a way that one beat it is opening and next closing.

[@eliasgaete]

Approve!! Thanks 👏🏻👏🏻

[@kasparov893]

Stasiek znaczy się 🙂

[@javbas1]

Thanks!

[@ryano.5149]

Forgive my ignorance, but can't you just:
in out in, out in out, in out in etc...
...putting the accent at the beginning of each triplet regardless of whether or not the bellows are moving in or out?

[@mincheng6194]

no the triple bellows shake is like out in out out in out out in out