French Jazz Accordion

[maugein96]

Not a lot of posts on here, and as always Ive been trawling the web looking for variety.

Heres Jacques Bolognesi, who helped create the new musette genre along with Richard Galliano, playing Ivry Port, one of the easier listening tracks on the album by the same name.

 

[Glenn]

Like it. Right up my street. [emoji16]

 

[maugein96]

Thanks Glenn,

Just trying to vary things a bit. Problem is I've picked out yet another French CBA player.

Even although he's using a Victoria accordion the French jazzy sound is coming through. To be honest some of the other tracks on the album are a bit "heavy" for me, and possibly other members.

The sounds from that accordion are amazing. I always fancied having a stab at jazz, but I have two problems. First one is my ear just isn't good enough, and the second is neither is my other one.

I know jazz can be learned from music theory. I tried it on guitar and just didn't have the memory to remember all the subtle chord differences.

Still love listening to it though.