The Chromatic "B-griff" keyboard

[⚖Hugh Wallington]

No!  I had never heard of the Chromatic "B-griff" keyboard either until I came across this!
For anyone that plays a 'button accordion' this is the answer to how you progress to playing a keyboard.
 
The Chromatic "B-griff" keyboard, played by Paul Huybrechts

The keyboard Paul is playing is a Tyros 4.
Paul doesn't allow 'embedded' videos, so click the LINKS below to watch directly on YouTubIue.
 
I Can't Stop Loving You
https://youtu.be/HG3KeuVnG0w?si=eMLcCgLvIgoriRsQ
Cosy
https://youtu.be/XfgQrM-f9OQ?si=CsNHvsbnpxqbtDHc
Monja
https://youtu.be/CS0ZrMfIG4o?si=_UUTTzx-EDRl-P3U
Hugh

[♔Chello]

@Hugh
Many thanks for these videos.

I myself had a Solton X8 Chromatic keyboard, but sold it after a short time because it was in poor technical condition and needed extensive service.

   

I would have liked to have such a module (or several), but these are very expensive in Norway; about the same as a Genos1..!

It is infinitely easier for me to play such a thing, because I am an accordion player.
It is still very different from an accordion, because the angle is different and this requires some getting used to.

But it has its advantages:
On a keyboard I reach just over 1 octave, while on an accordion I reach almost 3 octaves.

The bass is also far easier to play, and it's very easy to build the most complex advanced chords that always turn out correctly.

[♬OrganPlayer]

Really a good Player i have seen the movies and wow really good