2K views · 81 reactions | Louisiana is home to vibrant French-speaking Cajun and Creole culture, with musical instruments being a key ingredient in the preservation of their traditional heritages. Playing “J’ai passé devant ta porte” and “Les barres de la prison,” musician and instrument maker Marc Savoy and Creole fiddler Canray Fontenot, both NEA National Heritage Fellows, demonstrate these two unique styles. #MuseumFromHome | Musical Instrument Museum - MIM | Facebook

The nuances of varnishing accordion parts on a sunny afternoon in late December with my dad, Marc Savoy and Valentin Gonzales | Wilson Savoy

“Accordion Twostep” I’ve been in a “musical slump” lately and find myself not playing much accordion anymore.. in an effort to play more accordion, I’m going to try to start putting out a few videos of some of my favorite tunes and what they mean to me. I used to play every single day during covid and I’d drink a cocktail and play music on the porch, but I’m a bit out of practice and need to bring it back. Feel free to chime in and request a song if you’d like | Wilson Savoy