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Online teaching videos - Melodeon - The complete first season
€70.00
€120.00
- €50.00
After the DVD "L'air et le geste" Stephane Milleret offers you a set of teaching videos.
This is a full diatonic melodeon course, suitable for those at improver or experienced level, seeking new techniques, or a wider repertoire. It is suitable for 2 or 3 row instruments, and for most keyboard layouts.
The first season offers 10 episodes of about 20 minutes each, with English subtitles. In each of the episode a melody and its associated techniques are explored (rhythm, left hand accompaniment, air control, groove, phrasing, ornamentation …).
The lessons are played on a G/C melodeon and are more easily followed on an instrument with these rows available. Helper rows, or extra base buttons will be advantageous, but are not completely necessary.
Season #1
Épisode 1 : Le petit sorcier / Stéphane Milleret
Épisode 2 : Tout n'a qu'un temps / Jean-Loup Sacchettini
Épisode 3 : Vache folle / Vincent Boniface
Épisode 4 : La promenade de Nervi / Jérémie Mignotte
Épisode 5 : Les pieds de la dame aux clebs / Stéphane Milleret
Épisode 6 : Boing / Vincent Boniface
Épisode 7 : Boing (suite) / Vincent Boniface
Épisode 8 : Sédéloquerie / Christophe Sacchettini
Épisode 9 : West Nile Break / Jean Banwarth
Épisode 10 : British swing (part 1) / Norbert Pignol
After the DVD "L'air et le geste" Stephane Milleret offers you a set of teaching videos.
This is a full diatonic melodeon course, suitable for those at improver or experienced level, seeking new techniques, or a wider repertoire. It is suitable for 2 or 3 row instruments, and for most keyboard layouts.
The first season offers 10 episodes of about 20 minutes each, with English subtitles. In each of the episode a melody and its associated techniques are explored (rhythm, left hand accompaniment, air control, groove, phrasing, ornamentation …).
The lessons are played on a G/C melodeon and are more easily followed on an instrument with these rows available. Helper rows, or extra base buttons will be advantageous, but are not completely necessary.