Satin Doll day is in three weeks, right? Time enough to go to the fitness studio and practice up!

Bach Cello Suites are also stupendous. They have been transcribed for many instruments. I used to have a copy for French horn. Some parts of the Suites are played wickedly fast on the cello, but that should not stop us. We just need to play them more slowly. Some movements are filled with arpeggios, which might be relatively easy for a cellist, but near impossible another instruments. When you have a problem of a moving in a cello suite being too fast, just play it slowly and it will be beautiful anyhow.
YouTube once had some movements from the cello Suites that were played on bagpipe. The music publishers must have some versions written for C instrument on the treble clef.

Bach's two and three part inventions. I have a lot of fun changing the Rhythm patterns. Another favorite title is something like "We Have Fairies at the Bottom of Our Garden". This music answers the question of what the heck do you want a 16 hole harmonica for anyhow?
The X version of Hohner Super 64 give us much warmth and strength.
-. I've never played around with heroin or meth, but those could not be as good as this music.

Okay, movin' along.
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Fabio:
You are in Brazil and you know something about accordions. You might know that an instrument that is famous in the performance of tango music is the bandonian. Look in youtube.com for a movie whose English name is "The Last Bandonian". The original is in Spanish, I think it has English subtitles. It is a true story and the people acting the parts are the people in the story.

Sorry for Late reply Ed, Yes I knew the Bandonian a little bit. I follow Rodolfo Medeiros on Instagram, he's a Tango master, and I didn't know about this documentary, Rodolfo appears a lot in it. Thanks for the tip. I currently live in the south, here the accordion tradition is very strong, and there are some cultural exchanges between Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay and Brazil South, so there are a lot of accordion types everywhere. The Bandonian is more a specific Argentinian thing, for Tango, more in Buenos Aires region. But sometimes it gets to the border, but in such cases for playing more Gaucho style music, which is not so common, but it happens. At the country and the border, the 8 bass diatonic accordion, also called "Gaita ponto" (point harp), appears a lot together with the traditional accordion, the one with the piano keyboard, and there is another type with buttons instead of the keyboard; which resembles visually the Bandonian. There is a famous South player called Renato Borghetti which plays the Diatonic 8 Bass and man, the idea is very similar to the diatonic harmonica or the octave one. They can be tune to one key, like D only, 2 keys like G/C, or 3 Keys like G/C/F and will have only the notes of that scale. When you open the bellows (pulling) you get the main scale key, and when you close (push) you got another which can be a half-tone, a full tone or 1.5 tone.