FREE FREE
BUTTON-ACCORDION One (BA1)
PLAYING BASIC-MELODIES ON THE BUTTON-ACCORDION
Tuesdays, September 12 to November 28, 2023
Zoom and Web - Based
Designed as support for "self-teaching" BEGINNERS with
GOALS: To help participants
(i) improve their button-accordion playing,
(ii) add to their play-lists of melodies, and
(iii) have more accordion fun.
PROCESS: 1. Six Tuesday 75-minute Zoom-based Instruction Sessions,
Sept 12, Sept 19, Oct 3, Oct 17, Nov 7, Nov 21st, 2023
(8:25 to 9:40 PM - Newfoundland time)
2. Five 25-minute Individualized Zoom-based practice &
support sessions - Sept 26, Oct 10, Oct 24, Nov 14, Nov. 28, 2023
individually slotted between 6:30 & 10:00 PM (Newfoundland time).
3. Web support on the site: tunes2play4fun.com
SLOGAN: NO charges, NO fees, NO examinations ... and ... NO guarantees,
just learning and playing for fun.
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APPLICATION for Basic Button-Accordion Melodies (BA1)
To apply, please
send an email
to Harvey at tunes2p4f@gmail.com
and include your
1. Name?
2. Email address?
3. Location? (City or Town or region) + (Province or State) + (Country)
4. Keys of your button accordion's rows (if known): G-C, A-D, C-F, D-G ...
5. How long have you been playing, or attempting to play (in months
or years)?
6. Prior experience with Zoom? (None, Some, A lot)
7. (Optional) A brief summary of any other information you
consider relevant to your application?
Group enrollment is limited.
Applications will be considered in the order received. Apply early!
CUT-OFF DATE FOR APPLICATIONS: Noon, Friday, Sept.8, 2022
or whenever quota is reached,
whichever comes first.
DISCLAIMER: 1. Most of ourZoom instructional materials and processes have been
tested using a desktop computer, a notebook computer, and a new
large iPad, without problems, but have NOT been tested using smaller
tablets or smart-phones. Participants using smart-phones will be
responsible for any cell-phone charges incurred.
2. The Facilitator for BA1 is NOT a professional musician or music
teacher, but for more than 30 years was an instructional developer and
science teacher; now retired in St. John's NL, and playing the button
accordion for the pure fun of it.
BUTTON-ACCORDION One (BA1)
PLAYING BASIC-MELODIES ON THE BUTTON-ACCORDION
Tuesdays, September 12 to November 28, 2023
Zoom and Web - Based
Designed as support for "self-teaching" BEGINNERS with
- a dual-row G-C, C-F, D-G, or A-D Accordion (or equivalent)
- access to a computer (or equivalent), and
- adequate Internet & audio-video support for Zoom and the Web
GOALS: To help participants
(i) improve their button-accordion playing,
(ii) add to their play-lists of melodies, and
(iii) have more accordion fun.
PROCESS: 1. Six Tuesday 75-minute Zoom-based Instruction Sessions,
Sept 12, Sept 19, Oct 3, Oct 17, Nov 7, Nov 21st, 2023
(8:25 to 9:40 PM - Newfoundland time)
2. Five 25-minute Individualized Zoom-based practice &
support sessions - Sept 26, Oct 10, Oct 24, Nov 14, Nov. 28, 2023
individually slotted between 6:30 & 10:00 PM (Newfoundland time).
3. Web support on the site: tunes2play4fun.com
SLOGAN: NO charges, NO fees, NO examinations ... and ... NO guarantees,
just learning and playing for fun.
----------------------------------
APPLICATION for Basic Button-Accordion Melodies (BA1)
To apply, please
send an email
to Harvey at tunes2p4f@gmail.com
and include your
1. Name?
2. Email address?
3. Location? (City or Town or region) + (Province or State) + (Country)
4. Keys of your button accordion's rows (if known): G-C, A-D, C-F, D-G ...
5. How long have you been playing, or attempting to play (in months
or years)?
6. Prior experience with Zoom? (None, Some, A lot)
7. (Optional) A brief summary of any other information you
consider relevant to your application?
Group enrollment is limited.
Applications will be considered in the order received. Apply early!
CUT-OFF DATE FOR APPLICATIONS: Noon, Friday, Sept.8, 2022
or whenever quota is reached,
whichever comes first.
DISCLAIMER: 1. Most of ourZoom instructional materials and processes have been
tested using a desktop computer, a notebook computer, and a new
large iPad, without problems, but have NOT been tested using smaller
tablets or smart-phones. Participants using smart-phones will be
responsible for any cell-phone charges incurred.
2. The Facilitator for BA1 is NOT a professional musician or music
teacher, but for more than 30 years was an instructional developer and
science teacher; now retired in St. John's NL, and playing the button
accordion for the pure fun of it.