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The accordion is an instrument that has been on our ‘to do’ list for quite some time. The instrument can provide you with a very nice 'couleur locale' whenever you need to give a song that French twist. The accordion brings a breath of fresh air and evokes feelings of romance, passion and nostalgia.
Contents[edit]
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- Preface
- Why Play the Accordion?
- Brief History of the Accordion
- Types of accordion
- Chromatic button accordion
- Diatonic accordion
- Piano accordion
- Introducing the Piano Accordion
- What Instrument to Have
- Elementary Technique and Information
- Body Position
- Operating the Bellows
- Keyboard
- Basses
- Free Bass
- Reed Ranks and Switches
- Reading Accordion Music
- How to Handle the Accordion
- Getting Ready to Play Your First Song
- Concertina
- Anglo German Concertina
- English Concertina
- Duet Concertina
- Chemnitzer Concertina
About this Book[edit]
This book is for anyone interested in playing the accordion but has little to no prior knowledge about it. It features some background into the history of the instrument, how it works, and most importantly, an instructional guide aimed at getting you to playing at a simple to intermediate level.
If you are planning to seriously study the instrument, we recommend you find yourself a professional accordion teacher; no textbook can wholly replace the first-hand knowledge of a live, real performer. However, this book is useful as an initial supplement to just get you started.
N.B. The book is still a work in progress and currently only deals with the piano accordion, not button models (although they may be covered at a later date).
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