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10-07-2009, 03:54 PM
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Are we a little bored there Josh? Is this what you are reduced to. 
The kid does have some skilz.
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Why do people who do music professionally, no matter the instrument, always move their head so crazily.
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As one who plays the piano and organ and once picked up an accordion (and quickly put it down!) -- I'm impressed with the kid. He played the accordion as though it were an organ. An accordion is not at all an easy instrument to play. You can't see what your left hand is doing at all, and that hand is responsible also for the prolongation of notes. I didn't see sheet music in front of him - another feat.
Kudos to this young guy!
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Originally Posted by Romans922  Why do people who do music professionally, no matter the instrument, always move their head so crazily. | During accordion performance, the hand, body and legs support the execution of music, the head is the only one free to express energy/emotion.
You can't do too much crazy head movements with wind instrument though 
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The first kid was unbelievable! Just amazing to me!!! The second kid was ok....
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This young fellow is truly gifted:
Check out some of his others in the Related Videos panel to the right of the video at the site, too. We will be seeing more of him in the future.
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Guitar kid is a bit rough on his playing.
But for a kid that age, it's awesome!
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