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Members Snippets NB. WersiClub UK.Focus accepts no responsibility for the contents of any websites listed below. |
If you have any 'snippets' of information such as the one's below that would be of interest to others, then please send them to me for inclusion on these pages ken.wersiclub@btinternet.com
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Chris Hopkins at the Tower Information contributed by - Bill Gray Bill has sent a YouTube video of Chris Hopkins playing 'The Closest Thing To Crazy' on the Wersi Louvre at the Blackpool Tower Ballroom. Clicking on the link below will also reveal more videos of Chris. Also a new 'Classical CD' from Claudia Hirschfeld |
Printed Sheet Music Information contributed by - Joe Sayers Joe has kindly sent us information of an interesting website for obtaining printed music in PDF format, for that 'song you have always been looking for. You can transpose it to a key of your choice, Listen to a audio file to hear how it sounds, Fantastic site. Click on the link below to access. |
Rare Wersi Ikarus Information contributed by - Charles Arthur Charles, who has an Ikarus himself, has sent us a video link of a gentleman in Vienna playing a 'button' version of this model. Presumably this conversion is intended for players of the 'button Accordion' Take a look at the two videos. |
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Best of Accordions Information contributed by - Ken 'ED'. While searching for information for my review on the types of Accordions sampled in the 'Best of Accordions' sound package I came across a fellow that played the German 'Weltmeister' Accordion (one of the types sampled) I think anyone that appreciates the acoustic Accordion may agree with me that this guy is brilliant. Take a listen to these two videos |
CD Quality Information contributed by - Ernie Avison Ernie has very often commented to me about the distorted quality of many of today's CD recordings. The website link he has sent us I think, explains the point he is making very clearly. Take a listen for yourself.
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Chord Finder Information contributed by - Ken 'ED'. A very good site for finding chords. Just click on the root note on the left side of the panel and this will display a very easily readable chart that displays of all the chords for the note.
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