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Re: switch of styles

You are pretty close to a fairly active Cajun music scene from Houston eastward. Cory McCauley lives and plays around Houston quite a bit, and Jude Moreau and Ed Poullard around the Port Authur both build nice accordions and are great musicians and teachers.

Re: switch of styles

Bryan Lafleur
You are pretty close to a fairly active Cajun music scene from Houston eastward. Cory McCauley lives and plays around Houston quite a bit, and Jude Moreau and Ed Poullard around the Port Authur both build nice accordions and are great musicians and teachers.


THANKS FOR THE INFO ILL CHECK IT OUT. AS FAR AS ACCORDIONS MADE BY THOSE GUYS IN PORT ARTHUR ARE THERE ANY LINKS/WEBSITES WHERE I CAN SEE SOME OF THEIR WORK AND ACCORDIONS FOR SALE.

Re: switch of styles

Fortunately, they don't have web sites.

I have owned 2 Moreau accordeons. Highly recommended.

Re: switch of styles

Bohemian
Fortunately, they don't have web sites.

I have owned 2 Moreau accordeons. Highly recommended.


CAN YOU GIVE ME AN IDEA AS TO PRICES I REALLY WOULD LOVE TO GET THE REAL DEAL TO LEARN THE STYLE OF MUSIC CORRECTLY IVE HEARD A WELTMEISTER & A GAB BUT ITS NOWHERE NEAR THE SAME SOUND AS A REAL CAJUN ACCORDION.



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