A new approach to accordion playing based on the Alexander Technique by the renowned Italian accordionist and teacher Claudio Jacomucci and Dancer Kathleen Delaney.

Mastering Accordion Technique – Claudio Jacomucci – Kathleen Delaney

£20.00

A new approach to accordion playing based on the Alexander Technique by the renowned Italian accordionist and teacher Claudio Jacomucci and Dancer Kathleen Delaney.

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A new approach to accordion playing based on the Alexander Technique by the renowned Italian accordionist and teacher Claudio Jacomucci and Dancer Kathleen Delaney.

Weight 750 g
Dimensions 32 × 26 × 1.5 cm

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