Piano accordion

Before you even start playing the accordion, there are some things you must know which will determine your level of success. Read on to learn more!

We specialize in piano, chromatic, and diatonic accordions as well as concertinas, bandoneons, and other free reed instruments.

Scandalli Super VI Accordion. This Scandalli Super VI Accordion is a high-quality piano accordion made in Italy. It features 120 bass keys and 41 treble keys, providing a rich and versatile range of sounds. The accordion comes with a harness strap, back pad, and case, making it easy to transport and play on the go. The sleek black design adds a touch of style to any musician's collection. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced player, this accordion is perfect for anyone looking for a…

Type: Piano Accordion Reeds: 4/5 LMMM (A440hz +15/-15) Treble: 41 Keys, 19.25(49cm) Key to Key, 13+M Registers Bass: 120 Bass Buttons, 7 Registers Weight: 24lbs / 12kg Features: Elegantly decorated full size professional accordion

Type: Piano Accordion Reeds: 4/5 LMMH A440hz +7 cents Treble: 41 Keys, 19.25(49cm) Key to Key, 15+M Registers Bass: 120 Bass Buttons, 7 Registers Weight: 27lbs / 13kg Features: Double Tone Chamber, Handmade Reeds, Demi-Swing Tuning

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Illustration about Vector hand drawn illustration of Piano accordion in vintage engraved style. Isolated on white background. Illustration of musical, orchestra, engraving - 125739838

Illustrated above are the two common alternating forms (B- and C-system) of what is called the chromatic button keyboard for the accordion. Three rows represent all the notes, but to simplify fingering, the top two rows are duplicates of the bottom two rows. The gently sloping green lines identify which buttons correspond to which keys on a conventional piano keyboard, passing through the centers of those buttons which correspond to a given note.

There's a new breed of accordion aficionados, who make beautiful music with an instrument they have to "wear", while they play it. Frank Faulk's documentary is called "New Squeeze."

Fake - Falsely pinned as "Jimi Hendrix playing accordion" - The original image of a villager, playing an accordion, is on the bottom.