5 waltzes - Simple yet beautiful

[breezybellows]

Enjoy a delightful collection of five charming waltzes performed on the Petosa AM1100 Century Edition accordion. These simple yet melodic tunes are sure to transport you to a world of elegance and nostalgia. Featuring beloved pieces from different cultures, this performance highlights the versatility and beauty of the accordion.
Waltzes Performed:
Mamma Mia (Valse) by Opa Tsupa - A gentle waltz with a catchy melody.
La Partita - A beautiful Venezuelan song waltz that sounds French.
Torna a Surriento - An iconic Italian classic that evokes the charm of Sorrento.
Tony Lovello's 5 Note Waltz - A unique composition showcasing the creativity of Tony Lovello.
French Card by V. Bakanov - A lovely waltz with a Russian flair.
Performed on the exquisite Petosa AM1100 Century Edition, this collection is perfect for fans of waltz music and accordion enthusiasts. Enjoy this musical journey, and don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more performances!
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[Zevy]

Very nice!

 

[JeffJetton]

Well done! And that accordion sounds great. Didn't you say you had interchangeable reedblocks? Is that the LMMM? The tuning there seems like just about the perfect amount of wetness, although the reverb might be adding something.

 

[breezybellows]

Well done! And that accordion sounds great. Didn't you say you had interchangeable reedblocks? Is that the LMMM? The tuning there seems like just about the perfect amount of wetness, although the reverb might be adding something.

Yes this is the LMMM. The wetness between the M- and the M is different from the M and M+ wetness. So each combination has a different level of tremolo. MM-, M+, M-M+, M-MM+ are the options. I'm the songs, I used M (dry clarinet), MM+ (noticeably we but not too much) and M-MM+ (very wet).


I've previously read this about why musette tuned accordions have 3 middle blocks instead of just 2 M blocks that are tuned very wet. Someone correct me if I'm wrong. If we have a M+ that is tuned 15 cents higher than M, when they are played together, the effective pitch is +7.5 cents. The M- is tunes 15 cents lower to compensate for this so that the effective pitch is in tune with the left hand.


But since accordions didn't mirror the M+ and M- in order to achieve a wider set of tremolo options with the combinations.

 

[xocd]

Beautiful.

(The Venezuelan song is actually titled "La Partida", the leave-taking.)

 

[HeathR]

Nice! Thanks for sharing. Do you know where to find/purchase the sheet music for the Tony Lovello song?

 

[breezybellows]

Nice! Thanks for sharing. Do you know where to find/purchase the sheet music for the Tony Lovello song?

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