How to play triplet ornaments in Celtic music on accordion TUTORIAL | Uncle Kosta, accordion 

I love how your lesson is not dogmatic. In the spirit of folk music, no music police. Your a good teacher.

This is, without doubt, the best tutorial I have seen in relation to the triplets sometimes, so necessary for reels and jigs in Irish music. You did a brilliant tutorial! Thank you!!!!

You inspire me to play better. Thank you for this. In the future I’ll would love to study with you

EXCELLENT explanation. Thank you.

Your fingers are magic 😅 Thanks for the tutorials! Would love to see you cover Tri Martolod with ornamentations.

Thanks I start three month ago to play Accordeon. Thats realy Inspiration

Thanks for your help. When I get a job I will throw you some paylal thanks.

You may be my uncle - even you are younger thand me - I'm 74 years old ....... but I would surrely love to learn this tutorial - Thank You so much ..... I like you !!

Thank you for making this video, it will shed some light on some aspects of Irish ornamentation. Having said that, there are some points that I would like to clarify myself, if I may. Although the term "triplet" is widely used in Irish music to refer to the "fast 3-note effect", the real name is "treble" for picked instruments (banjo, mandolin) or "shake" for the fiddle. Technically, in this context, it's not a triplet, which would be 3 quavers in the time of 2, but 2 semiquavers followed by an quaver. In ABC notation: X:1 L:1/8 % triplet (3AAA % treble or shake A/A/A

Nice demonstration. Thank you,.

Very good

I usually play that first roll with my thumb and index finger. I find the 4-2-1 triplet much easier.

I would love to watch your video of some Eastern European ornaments please

In Morrison jig, those ornaments at the beggining are not triplets, but rolls. It is base note plus one down, one up. But your technique works as well. :D

I watched the whole vid. I'm exhausted..

Hi Uncle Kosta cool way playing triplets thumbs up. Check out this book Essential Guide to Irish Flute and Tin Whistle (eBook + Online Audio) by Grey Larsen. Mel Bay printing. For the beginner to the highly advanced player of Irish flute, tin whistle, or Boehm-system flute. Features a simple and penetrating new approach to understanding and notating ornamentation that goes beyond any previous method, exploring ornamentation techniques never described in print before. Also includes adaptations for Boehm-system flute players, guidance on breathing and phrasing, 49 ornamentation exercises, I use this book for yrs using these ornaments on my Irish Cittern. I got a Piano Accordion from a friend 2 months ago and last week finally I got Saltarelle Awen Diatonic Button Accordion BC. I been working on long rolls & short rolls & Cranns on the button box. Cheers Uncle Kosta :)