One the leading proponents of harmonic-style Anglo concertina for the past 60 years, Alan Day has also composed close to a hundred tunes in the traditional style. Out of the 65 or so tunes in this book, nearly 2/3 were written by Alan, and all are presented here with standard musical notation and easy-to-learn Anglo tablature.

Although Alan plays Jeffries concertinas in the keys of C/G and G/D, the tunes have been notated for the more common 30-button C/G Anglo with Wheatstone/Lachenal accidentals. Also included are QR code links to videos of Alan playing the tunes, plus a link to the 44 audio files of his 2004 Twenty Button Anglo Tutor.

THE TUNES: The Abigail Waltz, Adieu Sweet Lovely Nancy, Al Day’s Waltz, Al’s Minor, Always Loved Never Forgotten, Archie Minor, Auntie Ada’s Waltz, Battle of the Somme, The Bees Knees Hop Step, Bonjour Mazurka, Chocolate Rabbit, Commonwealth Hornpipe, Commonwealth Jig, Coquetterie, Croissants et Café, David Stanton Waltz, Fairy Dance, The Flo Waltz, French Set – Rondeau, French Set – Bourree, Fubu Waltz (Version 1), Fubu Waltz (Version 2), Gatwick Express, Glastonbury Hornpipe, The Green Shoots of Spring, The Harbour Inn Jig, The Hollesley Frolic, I Only Want to Dance with You, In the Toyshop, Jean’s Waltz, Jenny’s Hornpipe, King Cotton March (Second Part), La Marianne Waltz, Limey Pete, Little Eavie, Little Mark’s Tune, Manor Royal March, Manor Royal Waltz, March of the Concertinas, Mazurka Gasconne, Mazurka Lapleau, Moonlight Hop, Morris Oxford, New Year Stomp, Oats and Beans, The Old Smithy, Old Tom Cat Hopstep, Pint of Cockles, Plasir d’Amour, Plum Duff, Processional March, The Queen’s Jubilee, Ro’s Tune, Shingle Street, Sidmouth Polka, Snow Flakes are Falling, Son ar Chistr, Spring Bumbles, Stream to River Flows, The Day Thou Gavest Lord is Ended, Three-Part French Schottische, Tom Tolley’s Hornpipe, Turn Off the Gas Mantle, Up with the Sparrow’s Fart, The Wiggle Woggle Jig. .