Accordion

Yes. Accordion music is like piano music because it uses both the treble and the bass clef. Usually, you play the notes in the treble clef with the right hand and the notes in the bass clef with the left hand.

Nope. The sound generation of the accordion uses reeds through which air is blown across by the movement of the bellows and the player pressing an associated key or keys.

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I saw someone playing one of these on a trip that I am writing a piece about and I have desperately been trying to find out what they are called so that I can refer to it.

Almost everything that I have come across still calls them accordions, technically, but the other terms that I saw used to describe these smaller versions were "squeeze boxes" and sometimes they are even called "Cajun accordions".

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The accordion was invented in the early 19th century to provide a portable and versatile musical instrument that could produce both melody and harmony. It allowed musicians to play various styles of music in diverse settings, from folk to classical. Its design, featuring bellows and reeds, enabled expressive playing while being compact enough for easy transport. The accordion quickly gained popularity in Europe, especially in folk and dance music traditions.

The accordion enjoyed an increase in popularity between the 1930s and 1950s worldwide and this period in history was known as the golden age of the accordion. Piano accordions were invented around 1850 and only became popular around 1910 in America when the Deiro brothers played these instruments on the vaudeville circuit.From the mid 1950s onwards, rock music began to take over and new instruments such as the electric guitar came into fashion. The accordion was no longer considered important in musical concerts and shows and faded in popularity. It was played only in small gatherings or parties, and acquired an exotic charm. Now, accordions are once again gaining in popularity. Productions of filmmakers like Cirque du Soleil, albums of bands like Those Darn Accordions, and some rock bands have brought the accordion back into the minds of music lovers.

It is a woodwind instrument because, like other woodwinds, it also uses reeds. Think about a clarinet, for example. Clarinets are woodwinds because when you blow on them, the reed vibrates and makes a sound. Accordions are like having a bunch of different reeds all contained in one instrument. When you press a key down, it opens a reed so that air can flow over it and it can vibrate. Then you have to move the bellows to get air moving over the reed. Since it has reeds, it can be thought of as a woodwind instrument. However, it must be noted that the reeds are usually made of steel, not wood.

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Myron Floren played accordions built by PANcordion out of Alexandria, Virginia.

Many people have their own opinion as to what make of accordions are the best.

The PANcordion and Excelsior accordions are my two favorite accordion makers.

Myron Floren was my childhood hero when I was learning to play accordion. Besides the

music that I learned from him, my most treasured memory of him now that he is gone is the autographed photograph I have of him.

He was such a great guy. There will never be another like him.

Here's the address for the accordions that Myron Floren played:

PANcordion

P.O. Box 11663

Alexandria, VA 22312

703-941-9300

I hope that answers your question.

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The accordion is a musical instrument. It is very portable, you can carry it with you. You have two types of accordion, one with piano keys, and the other with buttons. An accordion is a wind instrument, which means it is driven by air. You pump the air trough the bellows, the middle part, by pressing a button and pushing and pulling the bellows.

It's a stretch to class the piano accordion as a woodwind.

Of course, it is a glorified airbag that forces air through various reeds that are not connected to the player's lips. Earlier versions were built of wood, although modern construction methods use plastics instead.

In the champagne music of the Lawrence Welk Orchestra, that great polka group, the accordion could be thought of as a vital part of the woodwind group.

it is classified as a wood wind because it uses reeds and uses air to create a vibration in the central cavit creating the sounds

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Determining the "best" accordion player is subjective, but many consider Astor Piazzolla to be one of the greatest due to his innovative contributions to tango music and the accordion's role within it. His compositions transformed the traditional tango into a more contemporary genre, showcasing the accordion's versatility. Other notable accordionists include Frank Marocco and Myron Floren, each excelling in their respective styles and genres. Ultimately, the title of "best" can vary depending on personal taste and musical context.

Generally speaking, it is much easier than the piano.

But as in the case of the piano, there are tunes with simple arrangements and complex ones such as those adapted from classical music.

You may learn many simple and popular pieces in weeks and months, but it may take you years to play those complex ones like professionals.

I think an accordion folder is easier to organize because you have more sections and places to put certain things...you can get dividers for binders but personally it is much more complicated.

The accordion was invented in 1829.

The best place to get your accordion repaired is from your local accordion repairer if possible. This may not always be the case and so your next best option is to try and contact the manufacturer of your accordion. Whatever you do, do not attempt to repair your accordion yourself if you're not sufficiently qualified as you could damage your accordion more. It is important to understand a few basics of accordion repair and if you look after your accordion properly it will not need a lot of repair work.