SPRING CONCERT

Spring Concert With The Edmonton Accordion Society Come join us for our annual Spring Concert! Sunday, May 31st, 2026 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. Holy Cross Church – 9003 153 Ave, Edmonton, Admission by donation – all funds go to the Edmonton Accordion Society The EAS has been donating to the Accordion Association of Calgary.  The donation helps the Accordion Association...

Accordion Association of Calgary’s Annual Music Festival  Edmonton Accordion Society is sponsoring a master class at the Accordion Association of Calgary’s Annual Music Festival  Master class is presented by Dr. Michael Bridge (https://www.michaelbridge.ca/) For more information, visit the festival website – (http://www.accordion-now.com/festival.html)   Enderby Accordion Get-Together The Enderby Accordion Festival would like to invite members of the Edmonton Accordion Society to...

Playing the accordion by ear can be a lot of fun! If you don’t read music, don’t worry—many musicians make great music by relying on their ears and instincts. Whether you’re just learning or looking to play with others, here are some easy tips to help you get better at playing without sheet music, and feel more comfortable jamming with...

Buying a used accordion can be a great way to get a good instrument at a lower price, but it’s important to ask the right questions before you buy. Here are eight simple things to ask when you’re checking out a used accordion. 1. How Old Is the Accordion? Ask about the age of the accordion. Older instruments can be...

Determining the value of an accordion you’ve received can be a bit tricky, but there are several methods you can use to get a good estimate. Here are some practical ways to figure out how much your accordion might be worth. 1. Identify the Brand and Model Find out the brand and model of the accordion as well-known brands or...

If you’re diving into the world of accordion music, adding some classic 1960s tunes to your repertoire can make your practice sessions both nostalgic and enjoyable. Here are ten popular songs from the 1960s that are great for beginner accordion players: 1. “Yesterday” by The Beatles This timeless ballad is perfect for practicing smooth melodies and expressive playing. Its gentle...

Accordionist Michael Bridge In Edmonton! Accordion Players – Don’t Miss This!Looking for something fun to do?  On June 19, 2025 at the Yardbird Suite there will be a special performance by accordionist Michael Bridge, as part of the Summer Solstice Music Festival. This is a fantastic chance to hear one of Canada’s top accordion performers live! Get your tickets here:https://yardbirdsuite.com/shows/edmonton-chamber-music-society-summer-solstice-music-festival/...

Spring Concert With The Edmonton Accordion Society Come join us for our annual Spring Concert June 1, 2025 at Holy Cross Church ( 9003 – 153 Avenue NW, Edmonton. The concert will feature a number of performances from members of the Edmonton Accordion Society. Time: 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Cost: Donations are gratefully accepted.  This will be a benefit concert...

Spotlight on Resources: Tempo Trend Music – A Trusted Name in Accordions At the Edmonton Accordion Society, we are always on the lookout for helpful resources for our members. Over the next few months, we’ll be featuring businesses, services, and tools that our members use and recommend. We’re starting with a gem that many of you already know—Tempo Trend Music...

1. Tune In to the Group Listen closely to what everyone else is playing. It helps you stay in sync and understand how your part fits into the overall mix. Do not play too quietly or too loudly. You should be able to hear yourself as well as the other players. 2. Follow the Leader If there’s a group leader...