Don't laugh. This young man gives a remarkable rendition of the third ("Presto") movement of the "Summer" concerto from The Four Seasons.
If you enjoy this, be sure to also view the accordion versions of Rimsky-Korsakov's Flight of the Bumblebee and Bach's Toccata and Fugue in D Minor.
YouTube link.
Update 10/14/09 by Alex - the guy is Alexandr Hrustevich, and you can see many more excellent clips on his YouTube profile page.
http://www.myspace.com/norgesphilharmoniskeorkester
B. Whatever his lessons cost, he got his money's worth. Time to bankroll.
Great!
Concertinas differ from accordions in that the melody buttons are on both ends (instead of melody/chord divisions typical of accordions), and the buttons are oriented in the same direction as the bellows. I have a couple types: a 20-button C/G anglo, and a 1921 Chemnitzer Pearl Queen. They're fun instruments!
Always remember: Accordions don't play Lady of Spain, people do.
wow.