R Small wrote:
the particular chord I was wondering about is from the Bach Cello Suites (violin transcription). In the giga (jig) of Suite 1, 4th measure, there's a chord starting on low D, then A, then F# with a trill to G. I play this by barring (I gues you could call it) D and A with R1, then F# with L3, then trill G with R3. It's a little tricky but possible.
That does seems like a reasonable solution. You could also try playing the D and A with R3 and R2, then grabbing the high G of the trill with R1. But I'd have to look at the score to see if that makes sense in context. And sometimes English concertina fingerings are like playing a game of Twister with your fingers. That's part of the fun.

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