Lovely! Actually Jularbo played this on his modern five-row and the like but there is a Swedish broadcast corporation recording with him playing it on a single row. Before he starts playing he informs the listener that he'll play the tune on "the guaranteed oldest melodeon in Sweden, made by Mr Malmling in Malung 1885" Malmling was in fact one of the few known melodeon makers in Sweden at the time. Anyhow great, keep it up!
@anahatamelodeon
5 ай бұрын
I've seen a KZitem video that might the same recording, though I had no idea what he was saying before he played! I guessed that he had a single row melodeon when he started learning and when he composed this tune, and may have come to that conclusion on seeing that video. It certainly fits the instrument well.
@poppenkastpluim
5 ай бұрын
Bravo!
@mccypr
5 ай бұрын
Thanks! 🙂😎
@susanhutchinson5305
5 ай бұрын
Wow !❤
@peterb6723
5 ай бұрын
I like it ! but my word it looks tricky , is sounds Octoberfest to me !
@mrdaveycakes
Ай бұрын
That’s a great tune! I can’t manage to see the transcript, however- do you have a link to the sheet music?
@anahatamelodeon
Ай бұрын
Hi! I noticed recently that I've been playing it wrong, from my own incorrect transcription. I've put it right now in the transcription, and you'll find it (along with music for most of the other tunes I play) at maryanahata.co.uk/music.php?id=338
@bjornek
Ай бұрын
A good version of this famous tune, thank you. I, too, struggled to get my head around this tune for a long time. I studied the video recording made by Swedish Television in 1954. Probably the same video that @liraman mentioned in his comment and that you have seen. I studied that video along with a number of other recordings of him playing the tune. Finally, I think I got it the same way as he played it on that video. The good thing about the video is that one can actually see where he puts his fingers in a few key moments in the tune. The tuning of the melodeon he uses is of importance. Every single button sounds 3 octaves of the same note. This is "standard" on many 1-row melodeons, but it is a bit important to keep in mind here. The top button is tuned a bit differently from many other 1-row melodeon. These two facts he utilizes in a clever way in the second verse, to get the possibility to play a "better/more correct" left-hand note in one part of the tune. If you are interested, I did a recording of my interpretation of the tune. You can find it on my channel (@BjornEk). I played it in D on that video. My melodeon has the top button tuned the same way as Jularbos melodeon so I can use the same trick in the second verse. I also have sheet music for my interpretation. Just contact me by messenger if interested.
@anahatamelodeon
Ай бұрын
Hello Bjorn. I have heard your recording of this tune, which is very good and precise. I made a mistake in transcribing it, and I am not playing that low note (G in this case as I'm playing in C.) My instrument has it; I just made a mistake in the transcription. One day I'll record an improved version!
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