It has the same style as the harmonica and is played for Cajun music.Īs the name suggests, it has a single row of treble keyboard buttons on its right-hand side. With a single row button accordions, it has a wider range of registers. In France, the scale they use is the G/C.It contains double rows that are tune 1/4 apart. A close relative of accordions it is suited in playing tango music. The Irish call those with two and more rows accordion and call those with one-row melodeon.įamous in European countries, these instruments use keyboards. Similarly, in Australia and England, they call accordion instruments melodeons, regardless of the rows of buttons. The word melodeon is derived from the word melody. The chromatic button type usually uses the Stradella system or free-bass system. It has two sets of buttons on each side of the instrument. It has 5, 3, or 6 button rows on the right hand. The diatonic button accordion has bisonorous reeds that cause the range, basses, and pitch to have a different tone if you draw and squeeze the bellows. The diatonic button accordion is suited for folk music. Kinds of Button Accordions and Button Accordion NotesĬhromatic and diatonic are the two main kinds are of accordions. Europeans and Germans have A, C, F, E, F, G, G.The Indians have Sa, Re, Ga, Ma, Pa, Dha, Ni.The English, Dutch, and Irish use A, B, G, C, D, E, F in their notation.The notations are written in different forms. Additionally, it can apply to the time sound is played. It can refer collectively to amusical events that have a similar pitch. They are written on diagrams together with other music notations. They are symbols signifying various sounds. Musical notes are the most basic elements of music.
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