[GCFL-discuss] Accordions

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I wonder how Robert E. Lee felt about accordions? There must have been a
few played in the Army of Northern Virginia. Maybe that is where your
mother got her love of the instrument from? (My mother never pushed me to
play an instrument. I would have hated anything she tried to push on me,
at least for a while).

Siarlys

P.S. I guess one thing German music, Polish music and Mexican music have
in common is the use of the accordion.

On Sun, 29 Apr 2007 23:37:55 -0700 "Discussion of the Good, Clean Funnies
List" <gcfl-discuss at gcfl.net> writes:
> I took a few accordion lessons to appease my mother, but I couldn't 
> stand 
> the sound of it!  She tried to get my younger sisters to try to 
> learn too, 
> but none of us succumbed.  Ick!
> One of the main reasons I dislike Mexican music is the accordion.
> Jeanene
> 
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> >I like accordion music. I will stop to hear it anytime. I have
> > occasionally though about learning to play one, but it is more fun 
> to
> > listen to someone else doing all the hard work. If I tried to 
> play, I
> > would have an inferiority complex about how it sounded. In fact, I 
> would
> > not enjoy the sound at all. I would rather listen than play.
> >
> > Siarlys
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