And we also have to figure out what time so for now the time will be 7 PM central European time.

Working on repairing my bass strap on my accordion. The strap I bought did not have the hardware, so I get to gain some leatherworking experience! After taking out the rivets of the old one, I cut the curved end of the strap flat and made a little notch to allow movement in the screw, and then riveted the old hardware back on. She's not winning any pageants but she'll get the job done. Now I just need to get a flexible extension shaft electronics screwdriver to start work on the bottom side, but I'll get that in the morning, for now I'm slapping this back together and calling it a night

I started as a self-taught player, fumbling my way through for years — until I was lucky enough to get advice and lessons from some world-class pros. That made a huge difference, and helped me reach 2nd place in the Norwegian Championship. Most people don’t get that kind of access — so I want to share what I learned (and what I’m still learning) here, so you can skip the confusion and make progress with clear, practical guidance. 👉 Comment below: what’s the biggest thing holding you back in your playing right now?”

I started learning accordion because I wanted to play sea shanties and tavern music.