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Minuet & Trio from the Flute Quartet in A major, K. 298 by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. This was originally written as a flute, violin, viola and cello. I tried to incorporate as much of the score as I could in order to preserve the intention of the composer.

Opinions on this Petosa. What do you estimate its value might be? Do you think it would be an upgrade over a Petosa SM300, LMM, 41 keys, 16.5", 3 registers? Thank you!

It’s sad to think that Mr. Desiderio is no longer with us. He would have been 95 years old this June. I took some lessons with him. He was a great composer, conductor, musician, and teacher. I believe he told me that his most popular composition was “Mexican Carnival”. I will post my...

Which of these accordions would you prefer, they both have the same price: Petosa SM 300 or Titano Standard

There have been some recent discussions about the Bellows Shake. Here’s an example - VIVO by John Gart. I hope you will enjoy it.

Hello everybody, I was wondering something, what are your thoughts about Petosa accordions and their current prices? To give you some context, I own a Petosa accordion, a student model, and I called Joe Petosa a couple of weeks ago at his shop to clarify some questions. At the end, he...

Here’s my own arrangement of a famous piece of music by the great Mozart. I hope you enjoy it.

Someone posted a recording on this Forum of the great Marcosignori playing this piece and I just had to learn it. It took a while, but here it is:

Here are two clips that I found from the days of the quarantine: I hope you will enjoy them.

During this time of the year, most people will think of the composer George Frideric Handel in the context of his “Messiah” or “Judas Maccabaeus”. Here’s what I did a while ago with a short piece from his Suite in G major, HWV 350. While it’s short and not too complicated, it’s a great work out...

Here's something I recorded recently:

Here's my attempt at this classic: