"I am thinking of learning and getting a button accordion. What key should I get? I would like to learn Texmex music and I'm planning to get only one instrument. What is the most used key on these music?
Thanks
Manny"
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harmmonized_major-scale_patterns%26riffs.pdf
Ten Top Texas Gospel Songs. The songs are compatible with a book authored by Eddie Collins, a leading bluegrass Banjo instructor from Austin, Texas. A DVD of these songs being played on an accordion is available. A CD containing the MIDI playing of these songs is available to play along. A few songs are on You Tube as karaoke versions to sing a long. For more information and to download the instructional materials, dfkott@aol.com .
HERE IS THE SHEET MUSIC
tengreatgospelG_wQR%282%29.pdf
Tengospelgreats_lyrics%284%29.doc
Texas style bluegrass . A booklet containing the lead sheets for these songs will be available. For more information and to download the instructional materials, go tot dfkott@aol.com . Bring you instruments and voices for a Texas style jam session.
HERE IS THE SHEET MUSIC
jamsessiontunesBIGNOTE_YY%283%29.pdf
bluegrassjamming-beginnerZL%283%29.pdf
Texas Fiddling and Clogging
A booklet containing the lead sheets and dance notation for Oh Susanna, Cotton Eyed Joe, Coming Around the Mountain, Soldiers Joy, and Turkey in the Straw.
For more information and to download the instructional materials, go to dfkott@aol.com .
HERE IS THE SHEET MUSIC
clogging%26fiddledmusic_dancebook2013Z_revised052713%283%29.pdf
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Hi hope somebody can help me. I have a Roland FR3xb accordion and a Solton MS40 arranger. Now the problem is I cannot get both to work together I have changed channels on both instruments still no luck. The right hand on the Roland will trigger the styles also some times the chords will also trigger them. Hope somebody can help solve this problem. Many thanks and greetings from Dublin, Ireland.
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So I happened across a really decent Scandalli Brevetto 40 120 at work a few months back. Was gonna just sell it but the more I read and watched I have decided to keep it and learn. First I'd like to give it a thorough once over so if anyone has some feedback on preferred maintenance or things to watch for while I have it open. Probably not gonna tune it myself if it needs it but a good cleaning and check up on everything should be safe. Any advice is appreciated. Photos of my progress once I… Continue
Texas Swing Bass Chord Progressions
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