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The Accordion has many different names with melodeon and squeezebox being the most common synonyms used. There is some geographical disagreement over the use of the word melodeon with two and three row accordions in Britain being referred to as melodeons. In Ireland, a melodeon refers to a single row musical instrument with the bass buttons while in the United States these instruments are often referred to as accordions.
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By what other name is the accordion known?
sometimes referred to as a squeezebox
What other name is the accordion called by?
Many different names. The one I saw a lot more than others was the name Squeeze box. It makes sense, since the accordion is meant to be squeezed, and it's sometimes shaped like a box.
What are other names for the accordion?
Squeezebox.
What is another name for a concertina?
It is a type of accordion.
What is another name for accordion?
Handaeoline box, squeezebox
What other name is the accordion known as?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Accordion
What other name was the accordion known as?
The accordion was also know as the squeezebox.
What is the other name for the accordion?
a squeezebox
By what other name is the accordion known?
sometimes referred to as a squeezebox
What is the name for accordion in Spanish?
The name for accordion in Spanish is "acordeón."
Who invented the accordion in 1829 and what other name is this instrument?
Cyril Damien invented the accordion in 1829 and is also known as the squeezebox or melodeon.
Who invented the accordion 1829 by what other name is this instrument known?
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Another name for accordion?
A Cooler
What other name is the accordion called by?
Many different names. The one I saw a lot more than others was the name Squeeze box. It makes sense, since the accordion is meant to be squeezed, and it's sometimes shaped like a box.
What are other names for the accordion?
Squeezebox.
Name of a instrument with nine letters?
accordion
What is another name for a concertina?
It is a type of accordion.
