An Index of Clive Williams' Melodeon Videos from YouTube
Nominated for April’s Tune of the Month – see http://bit.ly/dgcX0y – if you don’t like the tune, vote for the puppies instead!
Played by Ian and myself as part of a Vivant Trio rehearsal for an upcoming wedding barndance we’re playing (no Mark at this rehearsal!) – we’re available for weddings, festivals etc, in and around the Milton Keynes and Bucks area 🙂
We play the A music an extra time through by the way, because we’re using it for Thady-u-Gander, a 40 bar dance.
Comments closedPart 3: More ornamentation – held notes; held chords; pulsed basses
See my other videos for parts 1 and 2, and for the original recording of the tune in C/F played at full speed.
Fingering, chords, ornamentation and bass tips for Schottische a Bethanie, melodeon.net’s tune of the month March 2010.
Played by Clive Williams on a Hohner Pokerwork in D/G.
Good luck!
Part 2: Schottische rhythms, ornamentations on treble and bass
See my other videos for parts 1 and 3, and for the original recording of the tune in C/F played at full speed.
Fingering, chords, ornamentation and bass tips for Schottische a Bethanie, melodeon.net’s tune of the month March 2010.
Played by Clive Williams on a Hohner Pokerwork in D/G.
Good luck!
Part 1: Fingering and chords
See my other videos for parts 2 and 3, and for the original recording of the tune in C/F played at full speed.
Fingering, chords, ornamentation and bass tips for Schottische a Bethanie, melodeon.net’s tune of the month March 2010.
Played by Clive Williams on a Hohner Pokerwork in D/G.
Good luck!
Part of www.melodeon.net’s Theme of the Month for March 2010 – Tunes from Wales.
A tune from the playing of Huw and Tony Williams, and Crasdant – written by Huw Williams. I have also attempted Huw’s guitar break at the start and middle of the tune.
Only the second welsh tune I know (and I’ve only just learned it!)
Played on a Castagnari Mory melodeon in D/G with unisonoric basses.
Comments closedPlayed on a C/F Hohner Club 1 (declubbed) melodeon by Clive Williams, part of www.melodeon.net’s Tune of the Month March 2010.
Hmmm. I never knew that’s what this tune was called! I think I first heard it, a *long* time ago, played by Jim and Annie Whitehill from Longnor, Derbyshire?
When played as a jig, this tune is also known as ‘The Plane Tree’.
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