Aleksandr Hrustevich is seen here playing Vivaldi’s “Four Seasons” (a typical string-based piece) on the accordion. [via]
Hrustevich’s YouTube video page has a lot more of this sort of stuff. It’s pretty insane what he can play on the accordion.
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That’s actually a concertina, not an accordion… but whatever, it’s awesome. :-)
That is so awesome…
Why do you not play the first and second part of Vivaldi Summer??
it is totally possible. I taught it to myself by Ear with no Sheet music, so you should be able to
It’s not a concertina, it’s a Bayan accordion:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayan_%28accordion%29
that ain’t the 4 seasons, thats summer!