Oh God, Hunty 11, you have dissected and analyzed the chords, so beautifully, you have put the chords exactly as I would have wanted, thank you very very much

venkat Raman S. No worries, you're very welcome!

Chords for part 2, as I hear them: Gm x 2 , Dm x 2 , Gm x 2 , D x 2 , Gm x 2 , Dm x 2, E x 2 , A7 x 2 Then the melody comes back but is played starting on G instead of D as in the first part, thus the chords changes to: Gm x 2 , Cm x 4 , Gm x 4 , D7 x 1, Gm x 1 , Cm x 2 , Gm x 2 , D7 x 2 , Gm x 1 , Eflat x 1 , Cm x 1 , D7 x 1 , Gm

thanks

thank you!!!

closest i guess is the old pipe organs of church...

Wonderful to hear! Enjoy!

Thank you Lola. Agree with you 100% about dancing with your instrument. I used to not show my face years ago, but started to show it recently. Check out the newer videos 😊

Translate: There are two kinds of people in this world, those who are Italian, and those who would like to. Your musical ability is a pride for us Italians and I thank you for this delightful tutorial and performance.

Great song!!

I learned the song; in fact a miracle, I even memorized it !!! I play it for all of my friends and they love it. I love it. Thank you for sharing your talent !!! I also joined Accordion Love a few minutes ago.

Oh so satisfying!

Ooh, exciting. Congrats on the new instrument and musical journey!

@@moshezuchter Hello Moshe. Thanks to your tutorial I learnt the first part pretty quick. I'm now looking for the next part, but can't find it. Did you make one? Thanks/Lars

+Ece Aksoy Watch some of the most recent videos about synching them both up. Give it time, practice slowly, and you'll get it :-)

thank you for the great lessons. from canada

Same!! I am actually on my way for it!!

Any good yet?

Whatever instrument you use, A+. Just play from the soul 😊🙌

@@moshezuchter Thank you!

Lovely song, one of the first that I learned but haven't mastered yet. Here is a video of me playing it from 2006 (!!) kzfaq.info/get/bejne/g7yHiah0utDZZKs.html Am just re-learning La Noyee this week.

Same😂

+youlemur It sounds like I'm not playing the alternate bass, just a straight bass > tone. I think either one sounds great on this song, I just happened to choose the non-alternate-bass way :-)

Hi. More than any specific brand, check for some other things, especially when buying online. I have some video resources here: accordionlove.com/course/buying-new-vs-buying-used-accordion/

+xxHaranxx This was a Crucianelli accordion. It was wonderful and big and had lots of voices on the right hand (most of which didn't work unfortunately). I'm not in the UK, but am in Canada. I know of an accordion shop in Toronto that tunes and restores accordions, though I don't know of any resources in the UK. Perhaps try asking on an accordion community in the UK, the conservatory, or a an accordion message board? Drop me a message if you're ever on Vancouver Island and it would be lovely to play together.

+Moshe Zuchter thanks for the quick reply and that would be nice I'll keep that in mind :-) and thanks for the advice I'll try and find one if not I usually travel to Poland to get my accordions tunned and restored but thought it would be faster here in UK

Rest of the tutorial and sheet music are on accordionlove.com

@@moshezuchter Gotcha. Makes sense. I must dedicate some time to give it a try. I enjoy trying new songs. It is therapeutic. I am thinking my wife enjoys when I finish. :)

@@skieye1 agree, there's something satisfying about playing asking through. I especially like passages that I originally think are difficult, but after playing them aren't *that* tough. Real joy! My wife doesn't quite get it, but enjoys the final product 😊

Hi Catharina. You can get the second part, as well as the sheet music, on accordionlove.com/lessons/godfather-waltz/ You can sign up for a 3-day trial for free. This song and lots others there :)

Ah, ok. Thanks! I will.

if i get 3 of the 3-day trials can I have 1 day gift to make a 10-day free trial, because I can't learn the song in 3 days?! :(

I think in the long run my back will pay, but for now I'm dancing with it, back-bending, knee-raising, etc. :)

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+Jacobo Sanchez Hi Jacobo, I'm sorry but I don't have the sheet music for the Godfather waltz.

Yeah! 2nd section is Gm Dm Gm A Then Gm Dm E to A Then the theme again - same as first part - except in G instead of D Full notes, lesson, and sheet music on accordionlove.com

@@moshezuchter Great, thanks! I learned the first section ages ago, but decided to try get the whole thing down. Love your videos btw, I think about half of the songs I know I learned from you! :)

Touch and bellow control. See here: accordionlove.com/course/playing-dynamics-and-volume-control/

Hi Debbie, in this case, you would just play the A major with your left hand, and play the 7 with your right hand. So A C# and G on your right hand, with an A major on your left hand.

@@moshezuchter thanks so much!!!

Get one! It's the best instrument! And super easy with only a few minutes practice every day!

woah... I didn't notice you had replied until now (8 years later). I don't get any of this, maybe you can help. I don't have an accordion, just an accordion app (I know, pathetic). He presses the Dm once and then another chord Stwice. What is that other chord? BTW, my app has only 5 rows of those black buttons in the back :'(

+David Munguia Have you looked at the "hands together video" on my Videos? It gives some suggestions on putting both hands together.

All parts and sheet music are on accordionlove.com

On accordionlove.com along with the sheet music :-)

@@moshezuchter ✅ ok Thank you :-)