Favourite, inspiring or enjoyable teaching videos

[TomBR]

Id be interested in any links to instruction videos that people find helpful, enjoyable, or inspiring, particularly if they are applicable to different styles of music.

Id class this one by Sergiu Popa as one of my favourites in the enjoyable/inspiring category. (Playing a Hohner Gola?)
Dont we all want to be able to make it look this easy!


Absolutely no disrespect to Sergiu intended, but if you passed him on the street youd have no particular reason to notice him, yet there he is, so relaxed and capable, letting that stuff just pour out!
Tom

 

[Panya37]

Thanks for posting this - inspiring indeed! :tup:

 

[BrandyD]

Thank you for this video! This is a great reminder that we need to practice our scales!

I have been uploading sheet music into my computer, (saves carrying tons of music books and notebooks, and keeps the wind from turning my pages when I'm not ready for the page to turn) and running through all the songs - marking those that still need work so I don't accidently play them in public. I have completely forgotten to work on scales and the Hannon exercises!!!! Guess I better load them into the computer to keep them in my face and readily available.

Thank you for this video and the gentle reminder.

Brandy

 

[losthobos]

Ditto...(ps..whats a Hannon)

 

[TomBR]

Hanon is a famous collection of exercises originally written for piano that have been adapted for accordion.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Virtuoso_Pianist_in_60_Exercises[/url]
Googling Hanon for Accordion will find a PDF of some of the them.


Any other helpful, interesting or inspiring accordion instruction videos that anyone can recommend?