Accordion
- 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[modifica]
Diatonic button accordion
piano accordion with buttons (Stradella bass system)
button-accordion
Russian Bayan Accordion
piano accordion
19th century diatonic button accordion
Accordion players[modifica]
See also: Accordionists
blind accordion player, Mexico
Accordion player, New Orleans
Busking_Accordionist, Dorsten, Germany
Boy playing accordian in Rome
Kai Dorenkamp, German Accordionist
Lässe Pihlajamaa, Finnish Accordionist
Accordion parts[modifica]
timbre switches
bass buttons
button accordion
Flutina reeds
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Other[modifica]
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.
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
