A straightforward take on a classic dance tune, played on a D/G Hohner Pokerwork by Clive Williams.
Part of melodeon.net’s Tune of the Month July 2010
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A straightforward take on a classic dance tune, played on a D/G Hohner Pokerwork by Clive Williams.
Part of melodeon.net’s Tune of the Month July 2010
Comments closedA reworking of Maxou Heintzen’s mazurka L’Inconnu de Limoise – the time signature is now 5/4. Yes, I know I did that to Speed the Plough last month, but this time it really works. Honest!
Played on a Streb midi melodeon in D/G (albeit a lower reed setting than I would normally use because I’m in the upper octave quite a lot in this version).
Comments closedA French mazurka written by Maxou Heintzen – Melodeon.net’s Tune of the Month November 2009. Come to www.melodeon.net and see lots more different versions!
I’ve played this on a standard Hohner Pokerwork in D/G (so the tune ends up in the key of G). Hope you enjoy it!
Comments closedPlayed on a Streb in D/G and then Dmin/Gmin as part of Melodeon.net’s tune of the month October 2009. I’ve changed the time signature a bit – we’re now in 5/4 time. Not quite as smooth as Stephane Delicq yet, but I’m getting there!
The Dmin/Gmin section is literally that – the keyboard is programmed using a variant of John Spiers’ rather cunning minor tuning layout (you’ll find a keyboard layout somewhere on http://info.melodeon.net I expect).
You might notice a slight jump in the camera as I jump from major to minor. Camera trickery at work as I change the keyboard layout on the Streb!
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