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julian rowlands
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I'm a bandoneonist and composer in the UK. "Tango Nirvana" - The Guardian. "The tango: raw, intoxicating, speaking with its true voice" - Financial Times
Tango Siempre Quintet - Invierno Porteño
Tango Siempre in Piazzolla quintet format playing Invierno Porteño
from left:
Jonathan Taylor piano, Emma Blanco violin, Julian Rowlands bandoneon, Nic Breakspear bass, Tom Ellis guitar.
from left:
Jonathan Taylor piano, Emma Blanco violin, Julian Rowlands bandoneon, Nic Breakspear bass, Tom Ellis guitar.
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Difference between accordion and bandoneon
Просмотров 49 тыс.4 года назад
What is the difference between the accordion and bandoneon? UK bandoneon player Julian Rowlands investigates. I compare the technical elements of the accordion and bandoneon and then play musical examples on both instruments. If you just want the musical examples, skip to 21'45 Musical examples mostly from the works of Astor Piazzolla including Oblivion, Milonga del Angel, Libertango and Primav...
Quejas de Bandoneon - bandoneon solo
Просмотров 10 тыс.8 лет назад
Tango "Quejas de Bandoneon" (Filiberto) in a version for solo bandoneon by Julian Rowlands www.bandoneon.co.uk Instrument by Alfred Arnold c. 1935-7
Orquesta Tangazo - Quejas de Bandoneon
Просмотров 98411 лет назад
The tango septet "Orquesta Tangazo" play Quejas de Bandoneon by Juan de Dios Filiberto www.tangazo.co.uk
Tango Siempre and Victor Villena - Malandras
Просмотров 1,2 тыс.14 лет назад
Malandras by Jonathan Taylor performed by Tango Siempre and guests as part of "Malandras del Tango" at The Sage, Gateshead on 7th May 2010. pages/Tango-Siempre/109721689064013 Malandras del Tango are: Guillermo Rozenthuler - Voice Victor Hugo Villena and Julian Rowlands - Bandoneons Jonathan Taylor - Piano and Composition Ros Stephen - Violin Bimbi Urquhart - Viola Richard Pryce - ...
Tango Siempre and Victor Villena - Malandras del Tango
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A Matter of Life and Death by Jonathan Taylor performed by Tango Siempre and guests as part of "Malandras del Tango" at Warwick Arts Centre. pages/Tango-Siempre/109721689064013 Malandras del Tango are: Guillermo Rozenthuler - Voice Victor Hugo Villena and Julian Rowlands - Bandoneons Jonathan Taylor - Piano and Composition Ros Stephen - Violin Bimbi Urquhart - Viola Richard Pryce -...
El Vino del Olvido by Adrien Politi - Julian Rowlands Bandoneon and Adam Khan guitar
Просмотров 3,5 тыс.14 лет назад
El Vino del Olvido by Adrien Politi played by Julian Rowlands - bandoneon www.bandoneon.co.uk Adam Khan - guitar www.adam-khan.co.uk/
Oblivion Julian Rowlands bandoneon Ivo de Greef piano
Просмотров 13 тыс.14 лет назад
Oblivion by Astor Piazzolla Played by Julian Rowlands (bandoneon) and Ivo de Greef (piano) www.bandoneon.co.uk Instruments: Bandoneon by Hartenhauer Piano by Steinway
Tango Siempre with Guillermo Rozenthuler
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Tango Siempre with Guillermo Rozenthuler at the Merlin Theatre, Frome in May 2009. Guillermo Rozenthuler - Voice Julian Rowlands - Bandoneon Ros Stephen - Violin Jonathan Taylor - Piano Richard Pryce - Double Bass www.tangomusic.co.uk
Lo Que Vendra - bandoneon solo
Просмотров 1,5 тыс.15 лет назад
Lo Que Vendra by Piazzolla arranged by Nestor Marconi. Played by Julian Rowlands during a performance of Tango Siempre's production "Subitango!" at the Merlin Theatre, Frome. www.bandoneon.co.uk The instrument is a model 142/II/II professional by Uwe Hartenhauer.
hey great video and insight on the bandoneon and the accordians , but if you could please adjust sound levels for the stark difference in your faint spoken and the sharp loudness of the beautiful instrument i find it very hard to listen to without having to adjust the volume by large intervals everytime you go back and forth. would be a lot more enjoyable and bring bigger crowds to your channel. just look at the wave spectrum and make sure that both your voice and the instrument register around the same amount. thanks a lot !
Thank you for the comment - I should probably use an additional vocal mic in future videos
Wish your voice had been better amplified...like the two instruments you were giving such splendid instructions on and about. I will always choose the Bandoneon over the Accordion. It strikes a much more soulful sonorous sound that moves me to my very core. More grounded, authenticity takes hold of the notes... especially those composed by Bach.
thanks for the clear and nice explanation about differences between accordion and bandoneon. I am a fan of bandoneon but never tried to play one because of the special button configuration… Still playing an keyboard chromatic model…
Hilarious comment about the kid with a harmonica. I once gave a class of first graders a new harmonica each. They weren’t allowed to blow until everyone had there’s ready. What a fun cacophony!
que lindooooooooo maestrooooo.
The difference between Tango and Chamamé. Are a totally different thing once you get used to listening to both of 'em. I love that you chose to play oblivion, it's one of the most beautiful pieces ever composed.
Hi, I am a tango dancer and I would love to hear you explore the band and they own more by playing pugliese and really showing the hits! Thanks!
Thank you. That was illuminating. Does the European version made for chromatic accordion players sound the same. I’m guessing it is the same note in out, and that in itself would affect the phrasing. Or is it just as good?
The chromatic bandoneon (Peguri system and others) sounds pretty similar to the tango. As a tango player I can hear differences but they are very subtle - some notes have a different resonance because the reed is in a different location in the instrument; it can sound smoother.
You did an excellent job explaining how both instruments work. Thank you!
As an accordion player i found this somewhat enlightening. Just on the fly you explain the different accordion layouts and types, as if there was nothing to it. Very well explained and demonstrated, thank you very much!
Que judio mas feo.
Very nice documentary.
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Thank for your gift, this video! One of the best videos I' ve ever seen by youtube. ❤
Excelente explicación y también felicitaciones por los magnificos instrumentos que has mostrado.
❤ an incredible good explanation ❤
Giullieti The best
Símbolo de la cultura de Buenos Aires
Excelente video!!..thanks!!💪💪💪💪♥️♥️♥️♥️👍👍👍
I like the Bandoneon a little better, because of it's expressiveness. But, I'm also biased, because Heinrich Band was from my city. 🪗
Sir that was an unbelievably well presented demonstration. Thank you!!!
Thank you very much!
which mics are those that you used for recording the bandoneon?
The microphones on that recording were AKG C12, we were very fortunate that the studio had a pair of those classic mics in good order and the engineer was passionate about using them. My other favourite mic would be the U47, been fortunate to have been recorded on U47 at Abbey Road and I adore that sound but of course you have to have a well maintained example properly set up. At home I have a pair of Microphone Parts Mp47 fet mics which use their K47 capsules that attempt to recreate that sort of technology.
@@julianrowlands thank you for this info, been getting more into argentine tango lately; love the music.. it's a new discovery. Wondering if a pair of KM184's would be good on the instrument or the warm audios versions WA47's for the home recording. I'm very interested in obtaining a bandoneon to learn to play and write with it, but can't seem to find any places here in los angeles, CA.. I've been listening to this video every day since I found your channel. Your performance is amazing and the group plays so well! Cheers.
@@minutemaid123 I tried KM184s and I wasn't so convinced. The warm audio would be worth trying. In terms of finding an instrument, I would always recommend getting in touch with any professional players in your area. Most of the playable instruments are sold from player to player, there isn't much of a retail market outside Buenos Aires.
Too mumbled - and the closed captions do not follow accurately either.
Mumbled? Welcome to UK English!
Merci beaucoup l'Ami
Super video! 🎉. I play the classical guitar and my favorite genre is the modern South American stuff. The bandoneon caught my interest at first with its seemingly random button arrangement. I worked in a music store as a technician for a number of years, and frequently we staff members engaged in discussions about each-other’s instruments and their peculiarities. We had players of everything from accordions to xylophones so this excellent video filled a gap for me.😊❤ I subscribed and I look forward to more of your excellent presentations.
Excelente muchas gracias
lost it at 6:12
The bandoneon seems more "expressive" (for the want of a better description) to my ears. I am no musician but even I had noted the percussive nature of the instrument in the hands of the player(s) on a Japanese pressing of a Roberto Pansera /"La Cumparsita" LP (1972) which I recently got for just AUD5 in excellent condition. The sleeve notes are in Japanese so I have no idea of who plays what. LP Thank you very much!
Grazie per il video interessantissimo, ma vorrei sapere ancora quali difficoltà differenti presentano questi due strumenti e di conseguenza qual'è la maggiore soddisfazione nel suonarli. Ed ancora, se lei ha una preferenza tra i due. Grazie
I think the different difficulties really depend on what music you are playing, and I have a video coming soon about this! Bandoneon is my first instrument (actually my 4th, as I learnt piano, violin and viola first, but now it is my main one). So I suppose I prefer bandoneon, but when I am playing another instrument that becomes my favourite!
Wonderfully explained!
precioso! bonita interpretation thanks
Julian Rowlands, who are your favourite bandoneon players?
One of the BEST lessons ever! Thanks so much!
grande Juliano!!!
Есть существенная разница в строении резонаторов, поэтому в бандонеоне возникает внутренняя перкуссия в резонаторе на основе стоячей волны, в аккордеоне нет такого эффекта, там звук нарастает плавно. Я изменял конструкцию немецких кнопочных аккордеонов и он звучал уже мало похоже на аккордеон, а близко к тембру бандонеона. Но нужно брать аккордеон двухголосый без переключателей тембров, чтобы он был лёгким, чтобы можно было работать мехом как на бандонеоне. Мне это было интересно, потому что я физик по образованию и играю на кнопочных аккордеонах.
It's a great video with too much attention to the accordion.
Hardly one could ever think that an Englishman could play the Bandoneon. My hat is off to you, man!
Ha ha yes I'm crazy enough
Tangazo!
where i can buy a bandoneon
This is a very good question - it's a bit complicated so if you bear with me I'll put a post up on my website
I've posted a piece on buying bandoneons here: www.bandoneon.co.uk/buying-a-bandoneon
Piano Accordion, piano, bandoneon strings tango orchestra
I like piano accordion bandoneon duet
Play piano accordion is very easy than play bandoneon
Great video❤
Can anyone recommend a reputable place to purchase a bandoneon?
This is a very good question - in fact I've been meaning to do a video about buying bandoneons. If you want to get an old one, my recommendation would be to buy from a player as the instrument is more likely to be maintained in playing condition. New instruments can be bought direct from the manufacturer - in Europe, Hartenhauer, Geuns, Bandoneonfabrik, and in Argentina, Fischer and Estol among others. I've put some links here www.bandoneon.co.uk/links
The tone of the bandoneon is richer
By the way there are accorrdions that mount their reeds on a zinc plate. Theyre called Bayons Pigini offeres bayons Showing an accordion wooden reed block would help Also he should talk about diatonic and Bisonic types
He should have covered the different note configuration from left hand and right hand Showing a score of left hand notes compared to right hand notes would be revealing The bandoneon is more like a piano layout The accordion is usually a stradella layout
wow muy impresionante.
Still planning on doing a part 2 with polyphonic examples? I’m dying to hear more, though I (sadly) only discovered the bandoneon’s existence quite recently. The expressiveness you showed in your demo was truly lovely - I may be hooked based on that expressive range alone. As a (lapsed) brass player, I’m fascinated by the similarities this instrument family shares with traditional “wind” instruments; though not played with one’s own breath, these instruments, that themselves ‘breathe’, feel just as human and raw (especially the bandoneon), while in many ways offering more possibilities, as polyphony in wind instruments is not nearly as common as in stringed or percussive ones, and offer less control over the separate lines. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and skill. What a wonderful instrument
Thank you, kind and good man.