You explained that so well. You made the simplest songs we knew as kids sound awesome by playing those jazz chords. Can I purchase any written material that you have done covering this?. As I like to browse so it all sinks in.
Hello Dallas (hope I got your name right!) First of all thank you so much for the video and the numerous videos you continue to make almost every day for LB. I'm definitely a fan :) Just a couple of questions: 1) Do you still give accordion lessons over Skype? 2) Yesterday I happened to watch your video about the Moschino system but I've realised it is almost impossible to get an accordion like that (especially in the land down under where I live). Where to get one in 2020? Hope to hear from you soon. Thanks again!
1. From Dallas' Facebook: I'm late in getting the work out about my next session of lessons but here it is. It starts next week! rebelreed.com/shop 6 Lesson or 9 Lesson Packages, and Theory and Musicianship Lvl. 1 are available. (I have to postpone the 'Exploring the Bellows' Group Class to the Fall.) Theory and Musicianship Lvl. 1, I'll teach the same class two times each Wednesday (1p and 8p EST) to accommodate your schedule. The group class is included free with a lesson package, or you can sign up only for the group class. Details and full class by class description are on the Group Class Level 1 page. Unit 1 (classes 1-3) Intro to audiation, pitch and rhythm | Foundation: tonality and meter Unit 2 (classes 4-6) Idea of tonality, Rhythmic proprioception, written melodies, written rhythms Unit 3 (classes 6-9) Unit 3: Harmony I and V, tensions of the major scale, polyrhythm and syncopation You're probably familiar with the ideas intellectually, but the aim of this class is to give a foundation of musicianship skills and an inner understanding and framework for making expressive personal music, and mastering the language of music. This Level 1 class is similar but quite a bit different than the first two times I taught. If you're interested, sign up and try it out, even if you took the class the first time. I have new and improved ideas and methods, and my concept is based mostly on building the inner musicianship skills for hearing and understanding music. We will be using the solfege: do, re, mi, fa sol etc. and a system of rhythmic counting called 'takadimi'. Check out the full T&M Lvl. 1 curriculum here. All classes start the week of July 6th and run through Sept. 18th. I am very flexible for rescheduling or altering the schedule for anything you may have going on.
Try this with a button accordion. You already know perfectly the diminished chords and all their inversions in all the keys even if you never tried a button accordion before. The sixth chords are simple too.
Well more than that, any 6th chord occurs in 2 columns of CBA. Guess what lies on the unused 3rd column? The related (leading tone) diminished 7th chord. Barry Harris in a box.
just a quick question, do you need to know how to learn the piano to master the accordion easily? Your videos are really interesting, and im really motivated to get an accordion soon
Hi Red. In my opinion, no you don't need to learn piano first before you start accordion. I think the process of learning accordion will teach you the piano keyboard. I'm happy to hear you enjoy the videos I've posted.
The question was not for me. But I answer as for you. At 7 years old I learned to play the accordion. I went to play the piano at 18 years old. I had never played a piano before.
Finally....somebody who explains this so clearly, so simply, without any assumptions! Clearly, you've got the teaching gift. Well done 👍🏻👏🏻💪🏻❤️🌷
I'm glad it was helpful! Thank you!
Absolutely awesome 👌
Superb. Thanks for posting!
Jazz sounds awesome on accordion 👌👌
very informative and helpful. Cheers!
Great explanation bro, bravo thank you so much !!!!
Great explanation and advice!!
Great instruction. Thanks!
You explained that so well.
You made the simplest songs we knew as kids sound awesome by playing those jazz chords.
Can I purchase any written material that you have done covering this?.
As I like to browse so it all sinks in.
GRACIAS MAESTRO!!!!!
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Hello Dallas (hope I got your name right!)
First of all thank you so much for the video and the numerous videos you continue to make almost every day for LB. I'm definitely a fan :)
Just a couple of questions:
1) Do you still give accordion lessons over Skype?
2) Yesterday I happened to watch your video about the Moschino system but I've realised it is almost impossible to get an accordion like that (especially in the land down under where I live). Where to get one in 2020?
Hope to hear from you soon. Thanks again!
1. From Dallas' Facebook:
I'm late in getting the work out about my next session of lessons but here it is. It starts next week!
rebelreed.com/shop
6 Lesson or 9 Lesson Packages, and Theory and Musicianship Lvl. 1 are available. (I have to postpone the 'Exploring the Bellows' Group Class to the Fall.)
Theory and Musicianship Lvl. 1, I'll teach the same class two times each Wednesday (1p and 8p EST) to accommodate your schedule. The group class is included free with a lesson package, or you can sign up only for the group class.
Details and full class by class description are on the Group Class Level 1 page.
Unit 1 (classes 1-3) Intro to audiation, pitch and rhythm | Foundation: tonality and meter
Unit 2 (classes 4-6) Idea of tonality, Rhythmic proprioception, written melodies, written rhythms
Unit 3 (classes 6-9) Unit 3: Harmony I and V, tensions of the major scale, polyrhythm and syncopation
You're probably familiar with the ideas intellectually, but the aim of this class is to give a foundation of musicianship skills and an inner understanding and framework for making expressive personal music, and mastering the language of music.
This Level 1 class is similar but quite a bit different than the first two times I taught. If you're interested, sign up and try it out, even if you took the class the first time. I have new and improved ideas and methods, and my concept is based mostly on building the inner musicianship skills for hearing and understanding music.
We will be using the solfege: do, re, mi, fa sol etc. and a system of rhythmic counting called 'takadimi'.
Check out the full T&M Lvl. 1 curriculum here.
All classes start the week of July 6th and run through Sept. 18th.
I am very flexible for rescheduling or altering the schedule for anything you may have going on.
Thank you
You're welcome
really functional lesson. Thanks
Try this with a button accordion. You already know perfectly the diminished chords and all their inversions in all the keys even if you never tried a button accordion before. The sixth chords are simple too.
Well more than that, any 6th chord occurs in 2 columns of CBA. Guess what lies on the unused 3rd column? The related (leading tone) diminished 7th chord.
Barry Harris in a box.
Gibt es deine Videos mit Deutschen Untertitel?
What kind of accordion and free bass system are you using, Thank you
Moschino system
Hi man i'd like to study from you man how can i reach you?
hi Noale! go to my teaching website and send me a message rebelreed.com
just a quick question, do you need to know how to learn the piano to master the accordion easily? Your videos are really interesting, and im really motivated to get an accordion soon
Hi Red. In my opinion, no you don't need to learn piano first before you start accordion. I think the process of learning accordion will teach you the piano keyboard. I'm happy to hear you enjoy the videos I've posted.
The question was not for me. But I answer as for you. At 7 years old I learned to play the accordion. I went to play the piano at 18 years old. I had never played a piano before.
I haven’t although my teacher specializes in piano
Muscle memory.
No matter what you play on the accordion everything sounds like motherfucking polka
Less talkey more playiny