Musette Gazette - Arizona Accordion Club

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May 2013
Vol. XVII No. XI
Presents the
Musette Gazette
www.azaccordionclub.com
Next Meeting on Monday June 17th
Pre meeting music will be
performed by Ted Lee.
I invite all members to play for us.
Please call me to sign up for a time to play.
Jamming is welcome –
Phil 480-427-2394
[email protected]
There was a young man who left home and moved into his own apartment.
After a few weeks his parents phoned to find out how he
was. “What are your neighbors like?” his mother asked.
“They’re a bit strange, actually,” he told his mom.
“On one side there’s a man who keeps banging his head
against the wall, and on the other side
there’s a woman who just cries and moans.”
“I’d keep to myself if I were you,” advised his mother.
“Oh, I do,” the son replies.
“I just stay in my apartment all day and
play my accordion.”
Please contact Phil Fox (480-427-2394) for performance opportunities for swing era pre-meeting or meeting schedules
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The Arizona Accordion Club
MENU for JUNE 17, 2013 - A traditional Serbian everyday dinner - Khedlo Vespo Leli, or Roasted Pork served with Apple
Baked Cabbage and Steamed Buns
MAY 20th MEETING - “Bring your Accordion for Open Play and Jam Night”
Jay Stevens played the pre-meeting music on his new Roland accordion, complete
with explanations for some of the different materials he uses with it. He uses an
Orla drummer, programmed karaoke type background music he gets from Mario
Pedone and other CD’s, plus he has all of his sheet music on an I-Pad in front of
him. So, basically he is now a complete one-man band! And, he even was able to
sing the correct words to the songs! Boy, was I impressed! So, instead of just premeeting music, what we got was an instruction manual of how many things you can
do with the Roland! Good job, Jay - now we’re ALL going to run out and buy a
Roland! Thanks for all that - it was neat.
Pete Donatella and Jerry
Szymanski on accordions,
with Jim Winning on drums,
were up next. They did
“Sheboygan Polka,” “Sweet
Polka Dots” and finished up
with “Just Another Polka.”
Jerry left the stage then, and
Pete played “Anniversary
Waltz” in honor of Jay and
Connie Stevens’ 44th wedding anniversary! Happy Anniversary, you two! Several
people got up and joined
them on the dance floor - very
romantic!
Then Jim and Pete went on
and played “Girl From
Ipanema,” and Jay Stevens
joined them for “Ariverderci
Roma” and right into
“Brazilia,” (which was Pete’s theme song for the whole
35 years he had his “For Pete’s Sake” band in New York
and New Jersey.) The guys did “Five Foot Two” with Jay doing vocals, then Bob
Doszak joined them to jam for awhile.
They played “Dark Town Stutter's Ball” with Leigh Dechaine singing, then
“Lichensteiner Polka” complete with Leigh singing and
the audience joining in on the
“Ya, Ya, Ya’s.” Pete explained that they had actually
played that one in five parts!
Bob Doszak got a request for
“Del Rio Drive” so they did
that next, joined by Leigh
Dechaine on his accordion.
Meeting contuse on page 4 ->
Table of Contents
Ladies Night
President Phil’s Message
Our Meeting !
Accordion Instructors,
Come Hear Us Play
Classifieds
Advertisements
Meeting location Map
Cover
Page 3
Pages 2 , 4
Page 5
Page 7
Page 6
Page 5,7
Back Cover
Membership Form
Back Cover
Meeting Place
St. Stephen’s Hall
8141 North 16th Street
Phoenix, AZ 85020
(602) 997-4563
Third Monday of the Month
Meeting Begins at 6:30 PM
Meeting Ends at 9:00
Officers
President Phillip Fox
(480) 427 2394
Vice President Jerry Szymanski
( 480) 488-0949
Secretary Leigh Dechaine
(623) 582 3746
Treasurer Pete Donatella
(623) 877-1846
President’s Message
Summer has arrived and we have opportunities to
enjoy our music at the Arizona Accordion Club
meetings. This time of year, the meetings are hard to
produce because many of our snow bird accordionists
have gone to spend these few months in their cooler
climates.
This is a good opportunity for you to bring your instrument and show off your talent in a more intimate, low pressure setting.
We all get nervous and feel like there is a world of critics. But the members
of the AAC attend our meetings to hear the music we all love. All performances are welcome. Our club offers you a chance to use the skills you
have been practicing at home and let us hear it. Bring your accordion, or
other instruments, and play for us. Enjoy the Arizona summer, stay cool and
keep on squeezing’
Are you crazy about accordionists ? Well, lets see what ya all know ?!
1) The first free reed instrument, like a accordion, is from China. What was it
called ? The hydraulus, The Cheng , The pan pipe, The Huang Ti .
2) Which one of these men is credited with the invention of the modern accordion? Laslo Portative, Cyrillus Damian, Cyrillus Regal, Sir Charles Wheatstone.
3) How many accordions are in the standard symphony orchestra?
0, 4, 2, 1 .
4) This man is considered the "Father of American Accordionists".
Board Of Directors
Jerry Szymanski
Paul Betken
Chuck Voinovich
Dionne Hauke
Ted Lee
Jay Stevens
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( 480) 488-0949
(480) 755-3539
(480) 451-4416
(602) 266 9622
(623) 444-5106
(602 339 7874
Jack Dermody
(602) 237 5627
Music Director
Elmer Faser
Scholarship Chairman
Pietro Deiro, Frank Iacovazzi, Allen Vizzutt, Toots Thielmann
5) Considered the "Henry Ford" of accordion production,
he was the first to mass produce the accordion.
Allen Vizzutt, Mathias Hohner, Krauss-Maffei Wegmann, Temperino Bandini
6) Which one of these otherwise great men did not play the accordion?
Drew Carey, Richard Nixon, Harry Truman, Peter Gabriel
Quiz continues on page 4
Honorary Members
Bulletin Staff
Dionne Hauke Editor
Raye Donatella Seasoned Pro Reporter
Frank Schweller Distribution
Zophie Rossner Still Photos
Jerry Szymanski Still Photos
Sal Genco Video Camera
http://www.azaccordionclub.com
Pete Donatella * Ted Lee * Dr. John Van Such * John Cesinger *Joe Kino *Al Monti * Helen
Criscio * Flaco Jimenez * Tony Lovello * Frank Marocco * Anthony Galla-Rini * Myron
Floren * Art Van Damme * Dick Contino *Art Metzler * Lenny Simmons * Frank Yankovic
Starting in January 2013 the Musette Gazette News letter will be on line and emailed . If you need to receive
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this technology is much more cost effective , in color, environmentally friendly and faster to get the club’s
news to you.
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I love it when the guys all get together and just jam! (My Dad and all
his friends used to all get together on a Saturday night and just jam
with all different instruments, and I never got tired of hearing them.)
“Once in a While” was played next, then “Twilight Time.” Bob
stopped playing now, and Lee, Pete and Jim did “Yellow Bird” sung
by Leigh, then “Alley Cat,”
“Marie,” “Frankie and Johnny”
and finished up with “Rose of San
Antone.” Really enjoyable, all
you gentlemen! Our last entertainer of the night was our president,
Phil Fox. He played
“Meditation” “What Now, My
Love” and ended with “Cuando
Calienta El Sol.” Very nice, Phil, and a nice ending to the evening.
Now for a quick “as my Dad always said” -“Politics is a funny business - one week
you’re on the cover of Time and the next week you’re doing it.”
See you on June 17th.
Are you crazy about accordionists Quiz continued from page 3
7) This music great played accordion on "Storm Front" and on his music video "Eye of the Storm"
Billy Joel , Todd Rungen, David Lee Roth, Kurt Vonstien
8) David Bryant and Rick Sambora of this band play accordion.
Bon Jovi, Dave Mathews Band, Joy 500, AC / DC
9) This musician played accordion on "Born in Time" from his album "Under the Red Sky".
Eddie Cochran, Ziggy Marley, Bob Marley, Bob Dylan
10) Eddie Vedder of this group played accordion on "Bugs".
Pearl Jam, Thompson Twins, Ozzy, Marshall Tucker Band
11) In a very famous photo, Graham Washington Jackson plays accordion while he is crying. Why ?
Franklin D. Roosevelt died., Martin Luther King, Jr. was killed, Pearl Harbor was attacked, JFK was killed.
12) This comedian said, "The least said English sentence is 'The Delorean belongs to the accordionist'."
Dave Letterman, Johnny Carson, Jay Leno, Drew Carey
13) This man was the first accordionist to make it big in the Jazz world.
Jean-Claude Van Damme, Duke Ellington, Count Basie, Art Van Damme
14) Idi Amin, Mahatma Gandhi, Bruce Hornsby, and Sarit Hadad all play or played accordion
True or False
Answers page 5
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Lessons and Repairs
Piano Accordion Instructors:
Pete Donatella 623 877-1846
Dr. Van Orden 623 480 334 1049 and
Chromatic B System accordion
Jack Dermody 602 237 5627
Joanne Drum 480 994-4698
Tony Putrino 480 483-3943
Lessons also available via Skype.
More info available online @ www.tonyputrino.com
Bonnie Bingener 602-279-0378 and Piano
Joan Monti 602-923-3856
Button Accordion Instructor
Tony Longoria ( Él habla español ) 602 488 4254
Acordeon Also Bajo Sexto y Bajo Quinto y Bass Guitar.
1.The Cheng 2. Cyrillus Damian 3. zero 4. Pietro Deiro
5. Mathias Hohner 6. Harry Truman 7. Billy Joel 8. Bon Jovi
9. Bob Dylan 10. Pearl Jam 11. Franklin D. Roosevelt died
12. Johnny Carson 13. Art Van Damme 14. True
Important piece of etiquette:
If you do not play the accordion you may not call it "cordeen"
Accordion Repairs
Estimates always free
Ziggie’s Music
602 266 9622
3309 North 3rd Street Phoenix, AZ 85012-2301
Monday-Saturday 10-6
www.ziggiesmusic.com
Face Book https://www.facebook.com/pages/ARIZONAACCORDION-CLUB
313 N.E. 45th St. Seattle, WA 98105
(206)-632-2700
Visit Our Web Site www.petosa.com
“Quality is remembered long after price is forgotten”
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Musical Items For Sale:
Custom Built Imperial Chicago Accordion
2/4 reeds; 8 switches - R.H.; 4 switches - L.
H. This accordion is like new! Price reduced
to $300.00. Tony 480 483 3943
[email protected]
Soprani 12/6, 120 bass Black, Make Offer
Merano 120 bass, white 4/1 $200
Pollina 120 bass ,Black 4/1 $250
Iorio Cadido 140, Antique 120 bass $150
Wurlitzer 48 bass reeds need work
Hohner 2 row reeds need work
Hundreds of pieces of Music from 1905 to
1955 And More Fran Judd, 928-634-7963
Hohner Ventura IV Musette (LMMM)
41/120 4/5 13/7 23 lbs. wet-tuned, looks
new, $2200.
Galanti Super Dominator (LMMH)
41/120 4/5 11/5 22 lbs., for parts or not
working (two sticky treble keys,
otherwise very good condition), single tone
chamber, $1200. 480 830 8766 Glenn
Wanted: a Petosa. A S-2000 Model P-800
with 4/4 sets of reeds or a model AM1100
and S-2000 MIDI. Norbert Ludewig. 908889-8476, 973-792-4661. 2 Ridge Way,
Fanwood, NJ 07023
120 bass Excelsior A.C. Great Musset
$1850 OBO Bob Dura 602-841-0487
Excelsior 19 1/4" keyboard, 120 bass 10/6
switches, slide mute, tone chamber, deluxe
straps, heavy duty case, 27 lbs. $1700.
Harry 602-568-3931
Victoria Super 1960's black, white pearl
keys. 18 3/4" keyboard, 21 lbs. 5 oz.
41/120. 7/3 switches. 3 reed LMH dry
tuned. Straps and case. $450 OBO Jean T.
570 972-6434
Pastore Italian ladies accordion. 8/2 switches. Perfect, $300. Felice at 602-279-0638
Proteus/1 XR Module, model 9011, $75.
Carl Nyberg 480-982-1479
Petosa Accordion/Organ Series II Chamber
3/4 handmade reeds. Black antico engraving, complete with tone generator, has MIDI
capability. $1500. J. Drum 480-994-4698
Zupan 4 Row CGFBb V.G. condition,
case $1000. 520-903-6378 Tuscon, AZ
Excelsior New York Model 5 accordion.
V.G. condition $350. 480-895-8161
George Olierer 4 Row Button Accordion
Keyed German / Czech G C F Bb with
Midi and amp $3200 Mint
Melodjia 3 Row Button Accordion Slovenian Tuned C F Bb $1800 Mint
Kay Mandolin $125 EX Shape
John 602 539 3475
Italian Stradavox child's 42 key with bass
switch for more keys. Red, excellent condition. . $450. 602 943 3289.
Pro Barb Lane is retired and selling her
midi Karpek Polka Queen Accordion.
[email protected]
Excelsior MIDI with Xetron X4 module.
480-661-7750. [email protected]
"Like new" Black Castiglione 19" key /
120 bass accordion, 9 treble / 3 bass
switches $2500 or OBO. 480-629-8648
Jean Moore in Gilbert, AZ
Cordovox, recently tuned.
GC 2 row accordion $250. Ed M.
623-362-1525
Guerrini Polka Box - Rhinestones $2100Korg rotating sound machine $250Crate Amp - 15" speaker $300Selmer Model 80 Tenor Sax - $2900
Noblette Clarinet - $350Mics, Stands,
Fronts, etc. Ellie Aldrin - 602-996-8197
Woman's size, Forinte--beautiful quality
and sound. Double-chamber.
$2499.480.322.7353.
Accordions, key and button for sale. Too
many to list, Gabacho Bob 623-780-3622
110 Platinum Pops Book $15
Charles Magnante's Accordion Method
Book 1 $8.00
The Golden Age Of The Accordion
Great book of the history of the accordion,
many great artists, bios and pictures. Autographs of he 3 authors. Ron Flynn, Edwin
Davidson, Eddie Chavez. Excellent condition. $30.00, OBO
73 Super Blockbusters 70’s music $15.00
NEW Gospel accordion music book with a
cd of background music.20 songs. $18.00.
Foot pedal for Solton midi module or keyboard. Has a start, stop, fill in 1, 2, 3. Paid
$100.00. Asking
Ciao Reed less by Sem 120 bass 41 key
midi accordion. 400 preset sounds for treble, bass, and chords, like accordion, piano,
brass, orchestral, vibes, mandolins, guitar,
big band, strings, organ, du voice, upright
and electric bass s, bagpipes, harmonica
and more. Made in Italy. Bellow expression, case, back pad. Excellent condition.
$2700.00.Joan 602-923-3856.
[email protected]
Lo Ducca, Black, Gold trim, 120 bass, Full
Size, 9/4 Switches. Hard Case and New
Straps. Excellent Condition$1500, or make
offer. Near Paradise Mall. 602-992-0253
Petosa AM1100,S-2000 Midi System ,gig
bag Amazing $5995.00 James P. O’Brian
520 818 1225 Tucson AZ
[email protected]
ACCORDIONS & KEYBOARDS
Clearwater, FL [email protected]
727 443 4113. Cell 727 417 6099
www.accordionsandkeyboards.net
Free Shipping on these accordions
Excelsior Symphony Made In New York.
MIDI is installed. 4/6 sets of handmade
reeds. Sano Amplification. Excellent Condition. $3200.00
Iorio "K" Series Reedless ( 15 lbs. )
accordion with Music Tech Midi
Controller plus built-in sounds.
Like New Condition. $2650.00
Ad Policy For Display ads, Arizona Accordion club members pay the lower price per issue:
Business card Size $5.00 or $8.00 Quarter page $10.00 or $16.00 Half page $20.00 or $32.00 Full page 40.00 or $64.00
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Come Hear Us Play
"Wanted- light-weight piano accordion19 1/4” keyboard, 41 treble
keys and 120 bass, 2 or 3 treble reeds and one base reed.
No electronics, and 16-17 lbs. max. Bob 520-568-0047
Wanted Chromatic C system accordion.
17 lbs. max. Steve 651-702-0791 [email protected]
Bill Regina
Music for all occasions
For rates and open dates
call 602-938-3679
Augie Figurelli
(www.augieperforms.com)
Bob Doszak
Music for all occasions. Single, Duo, Trio.
Bookings, Info: 480-982-0252.
[email protected]
Elmer Faser and Duane Tendick:
Haus Murphy's
5739 West Glendale Avenue
Glendale, Arizona 85301
Every Friday and Saturday 6:00 to 8:00
Paul Kay
Tony Putrino
Mon's & Wed's in June - Phoenician Resort (Thirsty Camel
Lounge) - On Piano - 5-9 PM
Every Sat - Phoenician Resort (J & G Steakhouse) - On Keyboards - 7:30-10:30 PM
June 14 - Desert Ridge Marketplace - Accordion Concert Series 7-9 PM
June 28 - Tempe Marketplace - Accordion Concert Series - 7-9
PM
June 30 - Desert Belle Cruise (Saguaro Lake) - On Keyboards - 6
-7:30 PM
Details @ www.tonyputrino.com
PIANO ACCORDION INSTRUCTORS
Tony Putrino - Accordion & Piano
Lessons available in person & via Skype
480-483-3943
www.tonyputrino.com
Josip Baginac
Every Saturday
Bavarian Point Restaurant from 5-8 pm.
4815 E. Main Street Suite #2 (between Greenfield Rd)
Mesa, Arizona. (480.830.0999) bavarianpoint.net
The Lynks Café every Saturday 4:00 to 8:00 .
Call for days and times.
Paul can be reached at 602-549-0497
4416 North 102nd Drive
Phoenix, AZ 85037
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