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 As the organization s historian, I have been writing historical articles on events that led up to the creation of the AAA and were important for the AAA. This includes some of its influential members, as well as special events throughout the decades, and more.Preface by Rita Barnea, Editor USA NewsJune 2018. This is the 6th article in the series by AAA Historian Joan Grauman Morse (picture right) in cooperation with the USA News, to help promote the 80th AAA Anniversary Celebration. An article is planned each month containing a segment of the history of the AAA, from its creation on March 9th, 1938 through to 2018. Thank you very much to Joan Grauman Morse for these articles. |
| Joan Grauman Morse, AAA Historian |
Accordion instruction, 2018,
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| by Joan Grauman Morse |
| As I read through the old Accordion World Magazines (and I love to read these!), it always amazes me how some things have changed dramatically over the past 80 years while others stay very much the same. |
| The masters of the accordion in the early years wrote excellent articles monthly on various topics such as stage fright, sight-reading, national and local events, and accordion instruction |
| For my June "Accordion USA" article honoring the AAA s 80th anniversary, I will share with you four very well-written and still relevant articles on accordion instruction. |
| Charles Magnante, Joe Biviano, Paul Miners (1937-38 Accordion World Magazines) and Tony Dannon (1962 AAA Annual Journal) each shared fascinating, informative ideas that I feel all who teach or plan to teach should read and enjoy! |
 1. "Constant Is the Word for Study" by Joe Biviano Accordion World, December 1937 |
 2. "Background for Success Teaching" by Charles Magnante Accordion World, March 1938 |
 3. "Making Scales Interesting" by Paul Miners Accordion World, June 1938 |
 4. "Jazz on the Accordion How Do I Learn to Play Jazz?" by Tony Dannon AAA Journal, 1962 |
| I hope you will keep checking the AAA website: www.ameraccord.com for more of these historic articles that I will be posting over the next few months in the History section of the website. |
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