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Dyads & chords played with a right hand

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Where can I find on the web free sheet music for accordion music
with dyads and chords played with a right hand?

Slovenian-style polkas / Cleveland polkas is a good example of this style.
 
Hi Sarah, The problem is ... you're the expert at coming up with these links when others ask, so I wish you luck... :)
 
It looks like there isn't any free stuff in that style :(
 
Thx, but Im looking for something in this style



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Polka's are in 4/4 or cut time - Oberek's are in 3/4 time. :tup: :b :tup:
 
You are right! :)

I'm generally thinking about style with many dyads & chords on the right side, not only about polkas :)
 
You might want to check out some of the YouTube videos of Lou Trebar. He played a half-chromatic Slovenian accordion. Joey Miskulin, who was also an accordionist with Frankie Yankovic for many years, played with Lou on many of his pieces.

These instruments have a different sound -- helicon basses, etc. The right hand is B system chromatic, the left hand is Slovenian diatonic.
 
Bill Palmer said:
a half-chromatic Slovenian accordion. The right hand is B system chromatic, the left hand is Slovenian diatonic.
Wow, there are soooo many types of accordions! 8-)
 
If you ever get to the US, you should visit Harrington Arts Center in Superior, Wisconsin. This is the home of A World of Accordions Museum. There are 1400+ accordions on display -- everything from a Damien up to the most recent instruments, including a Roland V-accordion!

I thought I knew a lot about accordions, but when I visited the museum in February of last year, my eyes were opened wide!!!!
 
Does the museum have a web presence? Would be brilliant if the curator could put up lots of pics and sound samples and explanations.
Just wishing out loud :shock:
 
Bill Palmer said:
If you ever get to the US, you should visit Harrington Arts Center in Superior, Wisconsin. This is the home of A World of Accordions Museum. There are 1400+ accordions on display -- everything from a Damien up to the most recent instruments, including a Roland V-accordion!

I thought I knew a lot about accordions, but when I visited the museum in February of last year, my eyes were opened wide!!!!
Woo, she has one made by Damien?! How many of those are still around?

I had already seen this this
but this one was new to me
 
The World of Accordions Museum in the USA is a great museum, with many accordion types in the collection. A treasure.

If you like Slovenian-style polka music, you might want to have a look at this website of Joze Burnik, a piano accordion player:
http://www.burnik-joze.com/Joze_Burnik/Komponist_in_aranzer.html

His piece Dobro Jutro (Good Morning) is played by Denis Novato on Steirisch Harmonika:

Denis Novato - Dobro jutro (Jože Burnik)

I adore his showpiece like interpretation of Jacques Offenbachs Can-can:


Hes a real showman on the Harmonika.
 
Stephen said:
If you like Slovenian-style polka music, you might want to have a look at this website of Joze Burnik, a piano accordion player:
Yes, its a really good example :)
 


This is a beautiful rendition with translation of the piece Sara sent in her last post
 
This website has the sheet music (melody line + chords ) of many German folk songs and drinking songs
http://www.lieder-archiv.de/lieder_sammlung_a.html

Easy to play and the chords are included. Nice tunes for accordion players and students.

Editor Schott Music has a collection Mein Heimatland, arranged for accordion solo (its the one for 19,99 euro):
http://www.stretta-music.com/nl/ind...atland&listtype=search&cl=details&anid=353499

(there are many versions of this collection Mein Heimatland, melody line only, texts only, for piano, b-flat wind instruments, chromatic accordion, diatonic accordion, ... )
 
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