B-System arpeggio fingering

[Leighton]

Im trying to figure out a basic fingering for a simple 2-octave major cord(root position) arpeggio.
I cannot wrap my head (or fingers) around the concept.
Any B-sytem arpeggio fingering guides out there?

Heres a video of someone playing the arpeggio on a C-system.

Makes me want to chuck the B in favor of the C.

-cheers,
Leighton

 

[Leighton]

So, no b-system arpeggios ?

 

[losthobos]

you can work it out from here...

hope that helps
also if you compare to craptigers video youll notice that B system is basically mirror image of C system
Good luck

 

[Morne]

Is this what youre looking for?



I found that in a bayan (Russian B-system) book. (1 - thumb, 5 - little finger)

Im a beginner piano accordion player so I mightve misunderstood your question.

 

[Glenn]

Look deceptively simple just how I like it .

 

[Glenn]

Do you have a reference to the book you refer to? Would be helpful to a number of us here on the forum.

 

[Morne]

This specific example is from "Самоучитель игры на баяне" by "А. Басурманов" (basically, "Teach yourself bayan" by "A. Basurmanov"). It is the 1989 edition.

There is a Russian website with a collection of Russian accordion/bayan/garmon books available for download. I am not sure how Soviet-era copyright and whatnot works, so I am not sure if I may paste the link here.

Most of the Russian piano accordion books I've seen include this kind of fingering guides so I am pretty sure the bayan ones will too.

 

[Morne]

I found a website with a bunch of scales and arpeggios. They are only single octave arpeggios, though.

http://as-sol.net/publ/metodicheskaja_stranica/applikatura_gamm_i_arpedzhio_dlja_bajana/1-1-0-108[/url]

Heres a quick list of translations:
ДО МАЖОР: C major
СОЛЬ МАЖОР: G major
ФА МАЖОР: F major
ЛЯ МИНОР: A minor
МИ МИНОР: E minor
РЕ МИНОР: D minor

And inside the PDFs:
Гамма: Scale
арпеджио: Arpeggio


Alternatively, Google for баян арпеджио (bayan arpeggio) and use the translator. The website I mentioned will actually end up in the result.

 

[Glenn]

Great stuff. Thanks.

 

[Leighton]

Thanks a heap, Morne!

Just the kind of things I've been looking for.
There is practically nothing on b-system in the English language and my bugling attempts to find Russian exercise books got me nowhere.
I'll spend some time following up the leads you given us.