How To Play More Than One Note At A Time - Godfather Waltz

[@richardzhou6775]

I am watching the 3rd time as I am typing this message. Ronen, you are fantastic teacher! Thank you so much for answering the question in such detail and sharing it with every accordion lover in the whole world!!

[@moshezuchter]

Oooh! So happy you found it useful, Richard!!

[@flyingdics1]

My name is Richard too and I appreciated the video, even if it wasn't made for me!

[@moshezuchter]

😄👌

[@StretchyPiano]

Thanks for that lesson Ronen. It's going to help me.

[@maxfidanza6252]

It would be better if the world could translate your lessons
谢谢罗南的英语课
Thanks for that lesson Ronen in english
Merci pour cette leçon Ronen en anglais
Danke für diese Lektion, Ronen auf Englisch
Grazie per quella lezione Ronen in inglese
レッスンをありがとう、ロネン、英語で
Siyabonga ngaleso sifundo Ronen ngesiNgisi

[@moshezuchter]

🙏🙏

[@moshezuchter]

Thanks for the question, Richard! What a lovely song, and the multi-fingered melody adds a lot!

[@vinjustincosgapa1012]

These help a lot ❤️

[@williamnye478]

Nicely done! And you're right, that is a great tune. And you really need to multi-finger that one, at least in part, or it just doesn't sound right. A lot of those old waltzes are that way. Great job!

[@moshezuchter]

Thanks William 🙏

[@comradesbeacon5690]

7:28 But in original song there is additional sounds, which make the diffrence between second and first parts. How to play it? I can't even find the notes with this "slide" (I don't know how to name it) but this "slide" is awsome. It would be useful if you make me understand how to play this.
Video is great!

[@ricardor6388]

Me, at 00:40 : "How the hell does he know my name ???" XD

[@moshezuchter]

👋☺️🪗

[@loicprimeau-vinettimusic4619]

Hey are you going to Montmagny?

[@moshezuchter]

Hi, no, not this year.