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العربية: أكورديون
· Bosanski: Harmonika
· Brezhoneg: Boest an diaoul
· Català: Acordió
· Čeština: Akordeon
· Dansk: Harmonika
· Deutsch: Akkordeon
· Eesti: Akordion
· English: Accordion
· Español: Acordeón
· Esperanto: Akordiono
· Euskara: Akordeoi
· فارسی: آکوردئون
· Français : Accordéon
· Galego: Acordeón
· 한국어: 아코디언
· Hrvatski: Harmonika
· Ido: Akordeono
· Interlingua: Accordion
· Italiano: Fisarmonica
· עברית: אקורדיון
· Latina: Harmonica diductilis
· Lietuvių: Akordeonas
· Magyar: Harmonika
· Nederlands: Accordeon
· 日本語: アコーディオン
· Norsk bokmål: Trekkspill
· Norsk nynorsk: Trekkspel
· Қазақша: Аккордеон
· Polski: Akordeon
· Português: Acordeão
· Română: Acordeon
· Runa Simi: Yatana takiy phukulli
· Русский: Аккордеон
· Shqip: Akkordeon
· Sicilianu: Fisarmònica
· සිංහල: අ'කෝඩිඅ'න්
· Slovenčina: Akordeón
· Slovenščina: Harmonika
· Ślůnski: Cyjo
· Српски / srpski: Хармоника
· Suomi: Harmonikka
· Svenska: Dragspel
· ไทย: หีบเพลง
· Türkçe: Akordiyon
· West-Vlams: Accordeong
· Українська: Акордеон
· 中文：手风琴
· English: An accordion is a type of musical instrument. An accordion belongs to the family of keyboards, making its acoustal music via metal reeds activated by air blown over them from the bellows.
Italiano: La fisarmonica è uno strumento musicale.
Português: O acordeão é um instrumento musical aerófono, composto por um fole, um diapasão e duas caixas harmônicas de madeira.
- An accordion playing some chords
- Mr. Spirk playing on his 3 1/2 row Box - Mouvie
- Free reed - Animation
- Reed sonded on a tunningtable
Accordions[edit]
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Diatonic button accordion -
piano accordion with buttons (Stradella bass system) -
button-accordion -
Russian Bayan Accordion -
piano accordion -
19th century diatonic button accordion
Accordion players[edit]
See also: Accordionists
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blind accordion player, Mexico -
Accordion player, New Orleans -
Busking_Accordionist, Dorsten, Germany -
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Boy playing accordian in Rome -
Kai Dorenkamp, German Accordionist -
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Lässe Pihlajamaa, Finnish Accordionist
Accordion parts[edit]
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timbre switches -
bass buttons -
button accordion -
Flutina reeds -
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Other[edit]
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Mr. Josef Fleiß in his Workplace (* 1906; † Juli 1978) Accordion builder -
Mr. Macourek Senior in his workshop in the background his son. -
Mr. Spirk playing one of his Accordions -
Mr. Spirk playing one of his double Accordion -
Spirk Accordion 3 ½ row -
Spirk Accordion 3 ½ row second few -
Spirk Accordion 3 ½ row 3rd few -
Spirk Accordion 3 ½ row 4th few -
Spirk Accordion 3 ½ row from the bass side -
Adolph Müller Accordion Schule (tutor) 1833 page 1-2 -
Adolph Müller Accordion Schule (tutor)1833 page 2-3 -
reed in motion - lengh cross esction -
Waveforms of reed motion and reed sound -
Old German Accordion brand Lester -
Stachl switchable diatonic box -
Stachl switchable diatonic box -
Stachl switchable diatonic box -
Anton Mervar Accordion Serialnuber 1268 -
Anton Merwar Accordion built 1905 in Trifail Untersteiermark -
Novak chomatic box with diadonic style appearance Dating in the time of 1930 -
Novak box 5 row dating in the time between 1890 and 1900 no Helicon reeds. -
Novak box 5 row dating in the time between 1890 and 1900 no Helicon reeds, Looks like most old Vienna Boxes made in very earl time.
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3 row Ditaonic Brandname Alpenklang -
3 row Ditaonic Brandname Alpenklang -
smalest Accordion of the World -
smalest Accordion of the World -
smalest Accordion of the World
