Musette Gazette - Arizona Accordion Club

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April 2014
Vol. XVIII. VIII
Presents the
Musette Gazette
www.azaccordionclub.com
Next Arizona Accordion Club Meeting is on Monday May 19th
5:30 Pre-Meeting Music by Chuck Voinovich
6:30 Members and guests welcome to play.
8:00 Accordion Music by our members
7:00 Jay Stevens on his new Concerto accordion
Entertaining us with special music on his new accordion.
Congratulations to
Terrance Simien and the
Zydeco Experience on
winning Best Regional Roots
Music Album at the 2014
56th Grammy Awards,
which took place in Los
Angeles, CA. on
April 6th, 2014.
would you like to play something at this meeting? call Phil 480-427-2394 or email at azaccordions@gmail.com
Face Book https://www.facebook.com/pages/ARIZONAACCORDION CLUB
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The Arizona Accordion Club
MENU for May 19th, 2014 - Cheese Enchilada Casserole, Mini Quesadillas, and Mexican Corn
APRIL 21st, 2014 MEETING: by Raye Donatella
Headliner Richard Noel, with Pete Donatella playing pre-meeting music
My very favorite accordion player in the whole world, Pete Donatella, played pre-meeting music or us. He was accompanied by Jim
Winning on drums and Bill Burkett on mandolin. (and yes, I am partial!) They played every beautiful song you can imagine - a really
fun hour for all of us! You guys are the greatest!
Jay Stevens played his new Concerto accordion now - he strolled and sang, looking for someone who could whistle to the chorus of
“Eh Cumpari,” then he sang “Way Marie,” then the “Tarantella” and segued into “Come To the Sea.” Really enjoyable, Jay
Next up was John Trippon - he played “Bella Italia,” “Marijana” and finished up with “Under the
Double Eagle.” You played as pretty as always, John.
Jack Dermody came up now - he played and sang his original polka
“Twelve Bass Polka,” then “Somewhere Over the Rainbow,” and his own
version of “I Don’t Know Why,” ending his set with “You’re Good
Lookin’.” Nice, Jack.
Our featured entertainer, Richard Noel, from Bakersfield, stepped up now
playing his newest version of the Roland accordion. He began his set with
“If I Were a Rich Man,” then “You Were Always On My Mind,” “Sway,”
“I Owe My Soul To The Company Store,” “Blue Danube,” an original
Buck Owens tune “The Streets Of Bakersfield,” then “After the Lovin’”,
“Chariots of Fire,” “The Wedding Tarantella,” a familiar samba
that I can’t recall the name of, then “Tico, Tico,” an Irish Drinking
Song,” “Beer Barrel Polka,” and
now a medley:“ Edelweiss,” “Doe,
a Deer,” and “My Favorite
Things.” He continued with
“Under Paris Skies,” “Rose of San
Antone,” a rousing version of “In
the Mood,” “Espana Cani,” and
finished up with the theme from
“Phantom Of the Opera.” Wow!!
That was an impressive show,
Richard! Please come play for us
again soon. Now a visitor from
Seattle, Washington played for us.
Richard Swenson played on his
beautiful red Roland button box beginning with some lovely Scandinavian songs, then “La
Campagnola,” It was a pleasure to have you play for us, Richard. Come join us again next time you’re in
town.
Our next act was the duo of Frank Schweller and Dennis Humlicek to play “This Is the Day the Lord Has
Made,” “Chapel In the Valley,” and “Blue Eyes Crying In the Rain.” Good job, guys - we always enjoy
you.
Leigh Dechaine, accompanied by Jim Winning on
drums, played and sang to end the evening. Leigh
began with a Minnesota song, then “Rockin‘ Rye,”
“San Antonio Rose,” and closed with “Sweet Sue,
Just You..” Good to hear you again, Leigh.
Now, in answer to several requests, here is
another “as my Dad always said” - “The biggest problem in winter is how to get 72 inches
of son to shovel 3 l/2” or snow!”
I thought that one was appropriate for the winter they’ve had back East. See you in May.
Table of Contents
Cover
Chuck and Jay
President Phil’s Message
Our Meeting !
Accordion Instructors,
Come Hear Us Play
Classifieds
Advertisements
Meeting location Map
Membership Form
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Back Cover
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
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President’s Message
Triple digit temperatures have returned to the Valley this month.
Snowbirds are gone for the summer months.
I invite you to bring your accordions and play for us.
Small audiences, no pressure, we would like you to show us
what you’ve been practicing in your at-home performances.
The club is now actively planning next spring’s concert.
Please submit any ideas you have to me at the meeting or
by email/phone.
Please continue pitching in to move tables and the sound
system after the meeting. I need all of you who enjoy our
meetings and
performances to help in the cleanup
and teardown of the hall tables at the end of the meeting.
Please stay an extra five to ten minutes after the close of the
meeting to allow us to keep a good relationship with the
church and their staff members.
Join us May 19th, bring your accordion, or other instruments, and play your holiday tunes for all to enjoy.
(623) 877-1846
Board Of Directors
Jerry Szymanski
Paul Betken
Chuck Voinovich
Dionne Hauke
Ted Lee
Jay Stevens
( 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
Bulletin Staff
Dionne Hauke Editor
Raye Donatella Seasoned Pro Reporter
Frank Schweller Distribution
Jerry Szymanski Still Photos
Sal Genco Video Camera
http://www.azaccordionclub.com
Keep on squeezin’
Phil
pwfox1@gmail.com or
azaccordions@gmail.com
480-427-2394
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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 Accordion & Piano
Lessons available in person & via Skype
480-483-3943 www.tonyputrino.com
Bonnie Bingener 602-279-0378 and Piano
Joan Haas 602-923-3856
Button Accordion Instructor
Tony Longoria ( Él habla español ) 602 488 4254
Acordeon Also Bajo Sexto y Bajo Quinto y Bass Guitar.
Honorary Members
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
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Musical Items For Sale:
3 polka music books
It's Polka Time by Stan Wolowic & the
polka chips. 11 songs $5.00
Polish Dance Collection music books. 31
songs in each $ 8.00
Novelettes music book
16 songs like Sparkling, Pietro Goes To
Town, Magic Fingers, Dancing Fingers,
Nana, Quick Silver, Romanola, &
more. $10.00
by Charles Magnante ’ Dark Eyes sheet
music $5.00
CIAO SEM instruction book $3.00 and 2
sets Excelsior midivox operating guides
$1.50 Joan 602-923-3856
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
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
S. ARTIGIANA professional custom made midi Karpek Polka Queen Accordion.
accordion with handmade reeds.
bkrainz@msn.com
15/7 switches Pearl keys and pearl background on bass side.
Excelsior MIDI with Xetron X4 module.
Has a pickup installed in it.
480-661-7750. edwardoperez@cox.net
Very good condition. $1200.00.
Felicia 602-279-0638
"Like new" Black Castiglione 19" key /
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, almost
new condition, $1500.
1930's Scandalli Loreto accordion 41/120,
beautiful ivory & black color, very nice
exterior, but needs restoration, tuning &
bass section repair, $250.
Glenn 480-830-8766 (in Mesa)
120 bass Excelsior A.C. Great Musette
$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
Proteus/1 XR Module, model 9011, $75.
Carl Nyberg 480-982-1479
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 - $2100
Korg rotating sound machine - $250. Crate
Amp - 15" speaker - $300. Selmer Model
80 Tenor Sax - $2900 Noblette Clarinet $350Mics, Stands, Fronts, etc. Ellie Aldrin
- 602-996-8197
Yamaha MU 15 Module: Highly portable
and easy-to-use tone generator. It features
a variety of 480 voices with 11 drum voices. Like new less than three hours of use.
Can be used with batteries or adapter. New
was $200.00. Selling for $85.00.
Zoom RT 123 Rhythm Track Drum Machine. Has drum and bass sounds. 297
preset patterns, 80 internal drum kits, and
25 bass programs. Like new used less than
six hours. New price $170.00. Selling
price $75.00. Elmer Faser at 623-210-7494.
Lo Ducca, Black, Gold trim, 120 bass,
Full Size, 9/4 Switches. Hard Case and
New Straps. Excellent Condition$1200, or
make offer. Near Paradise Mall.
Mr. Hettich 602-992-0253
Petosa AM1100,S-2000 Midi System ,gig
bag Amazing $5995.00 James P. O’Brian
520 818 1225 Tucson AZ
jobrien@email.arizona.edu
Petosa Millennium Reedless - 16 lbs. presets sounds include : Honky Tonk Piano,
Banjo, Marimba, Italian and German Musette, Strings, Sax, etc. Pristine Condition/
Manual included. $2,950.00 Joanne Drum
480-994-4698
Accordions, key and button for sale. Too
many to list, Gabacho Bob 623-780-3622
Woman's size, Forinte--beautiful quality
and sound. Double-chamber.
$2499.480.322.7353.
From the March issue forward ……
‘Free’ Ads will not auto renew …
This includes existing ads right now.
To get your ad in the next publication.
email ad copy no latter than 3 days after
the AZ Accordion Club Meeting.
( That would be no latter than the 3rd
Thursday of the month.) send ad copy to
pdonatella@cox.net or
Ziggies.music@gmail.com
Accordion Repairs
Estimates always free
Ziggieʼs Music
602 266 9622
3309 North 3rd Street
Phoenix, AZ 85012-2301
Monday-Saturday 10-6
www.ziggiesmusic.com
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
Elmer Faser and Duane Tendick:
Haus Murphy's 5739 West Glendale Avenue
Glendale, Arizona 85301
Every Friday and Saturday 6:30 to 8:30
Augie Figurelli
(www.augieperforms.com)
Bob Doszak
Music, all occasions. Single, Duo, Trio. Bookings,
Info: 480-982-0252. bobd1108@aol.com
Paul Kay
The Lynks Café every Saturday 4:00 to 8:00 .
Call for days and times.
Paul can be reached at 602-549-0497
Bill Regina
Music for all occasions
For rates and open dates
call 602-938-3679
Dale Matthies
480-544-6016 www.dalematthies.com
Brat Haus, 3622 N. Scottsdale Rd, Scottsdale
Tony Putrino info @ tonyputrino.com
Jay Stevens
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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Phoenix, AZ 85037
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