A French Christmas Carol in Burgundian dialect written in 1700 by Bernard de la Monnoye (1641-1728), a French lawyer, poet, philologue, and critic. First published in "Noel bourguignons" in 1720 under the title "Guillo, Pran Ton Tamborin" (Willie, Bring Your Little Drum). Performed upon my Hohner musette accordion, 4/5 reeds in LMMM configuration.
This Hohner has 13 treble voices with 4 repeats, giving a nice variety of both wet (musette) and dry (concert) sounds. The bass section features 7 different registers, allowing the player to chose from a nice assortment of bass textures and fundamentals. It is fun to play music which radiates a lot of rhythmic energy and forward momentum such as this French Carol.
This Hohner has 13 treble voices with 4 repeats, giving a nice variety of both wet (musette) and dry (concert) sounds. The bass section features 7 different registers, allowing the player to chose from a nice assortment of bass textures and fundamentals. It is fun to play music which radiates a lot of rhythmic energy and forward momentum such as this French Carol.
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