Mrs. Jamieson's favourite - Old Scottish fiddle tune on Piano Accordion
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 มี.ค. 2014
- 'Mrs. Jamieson's favourite was composed by Bannfshire fiddler Charles Grant (1806-1892) a pupil of William Marshall and inherited Marschall's fiddle when he died. Grant was a School teacher in Aberlour. (this tune may have been written long before the piano accordion was even thought about) I'm not sure who Mrs' Jamieson was. Perhaps a favourite teacher at the school he taught at, or perhaps someone special who may have been his favourite. Or perhaps someone who commented on a tune he didn't have a name for.
It's played here on a Vignoni Ravel 2BX Piano Accordion by Charlie Abel. (me)
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A GREAT TUNE brought back good memories of my younger years
Thanks for a lovely comment James 👍
Perfect! An accordion does not have to be played fast and furious with more notes than can be believed to make a person a good player. This performance shows off how much emotion can be put, from the heart into the bellows and then out to a listener.
Wow, thanks for such a lovely comment. I just noticed it now, 3 years late on my reply, sorry. All the best and take it Eezee. 😎👍
Superb sound are the reeds I this accordion binchi.
Yes, Binci reeds 👍
Love this . . . Thanks.
You’re welcome ☺️ thanks for a nice comment 👍🏻👏🎶
beautiful ... just beautiful, what more one can say
Thanks very much. I played this tune at the graveside of my grandmother as she was lowered into the ground at Myrus Cemetry, Macduff in 2018. It was a very powerful moment.
Beautiful Charlie! Thank-you for reminding me of this lovely tune that I haven’t played for some time. Practising as we speak!
Thanks Catherine, a good one for Hogmanay! A' the best 👍
Very melodic
Fantastic performance of such a nice tune and what a fantastic accordion greetings Edward
Very melodic enjoyed it immensely- thank you
Thanks for the nice comment Dave, much appreciated. Take care, Charlie
Charlie Abel you too Charlie
Hi Charlie. Very interesting to hear of both William Marshall and Charles Grant. I've read Moira Cowie's book about Marshall, published around 2001. A' the best. Charlie Beaton, Woodside, Aberdeen (late Macduff)
Well done! Love this tune.
Have this tune in 6/8,played by the Tim Wright Band( a fiddle Band).Sounds wonderful!(Intro The Gentle Shepherd,followed by this tune)
I'll check that out. It is a beautiful tune especially on a fiddle. I like the Aly Bain and Phil Cunningham version especially.
@@CharlieAbel Check it out? Well I ve got this on a HMV 45 EP. And the old vynil label for Tim Wright/Jimmy MacIntosh was Paxton.
A beautiful tune. If you don't mind me asking , how long have you been playing, I'm guessing from a child ?
Thanks Adrian, I started playing the accordion when I was 15. Took a shine to it right away and I'm still learning new things. It's a never ending journey.
@@CharlieAbel Nice one, I started about 9 months ago at the age of 67 when I retired to Norfolk. Watching loads of U Tube videos for accordion and piano and help from people like Ronen Segall and Jim Spry ( in Glasgow ), so have got theory basics under my belt now, just need to practice more. I enjoy your videos, keep 'em coming
Hi Charlie maybe you do not play one of these but could you upload a video of you playing one of the 5 row accordions just as a interest for me please.
I dinna hae one o' those. I widna ken far tae start if I did 😂 Cleen tint. If I can get ma hands on ane I'll gie it a try.
I've listened to you and Steven Wilson i don't know which angle your both coming from
I'm not sure what you mean Bill. I'm not coming from any angle. I am what you see, there's no ulterior motive or subliminal messaging behind my music video. It's just a Scottish air on an accordion. 🤗 I am a self taught full time musician and family man trying to make a living with no gigs allowed, trying to get somewhere on TH-cam. If people don't like my music, songs, original material, films and general information they dinna have to listen. Thanks fully many do and I hope to continue making music for them and I hope they'll subscribe so they get notified of my new videos. @StevenWilson is most likely in a similar position. It takes a lot of time to put together videos and learn how to do it. a lot of practicing, a lot of money on equipment and instruments. I fund it all my self through whatever means i can muster. I also have a very small group of Patrons since the pandemic started. If you want to help us out please Subscribe and Join my Patreon, help me get better. www.patreon.com/CharlieAbel
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Charlie
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