Other - Music. What's The Difference Between An Accordion, Melodeon And Concertina?
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Other Music : Whats The Difference Between An Accordion Melodeon And Concertina
and which is easier for a beginner to learn? ~~~ acendedindividual ~~~
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Accordions can be "piano accordions" or "button accordions" depending on the type of keys used by the right hand. Button accordions can be "chromatic" or "diatonic" - chromatics play all the notes just like a piano and play the same notes whether you push or pull. Diatonics are in a "key" and only play the notes of that key. They also play a different note when you push or pull on the same button. Melodeon is another term for a one or two row diatonic button accordion. Usually used for "ethinc" music. Irish "melodeon" - =CMZZgEtoBbQ Cajun "melodeon" - =t0UT9Qt13gk All (almost) accordions use the right hand to play melody and the left hand as accompaniment. Concertinas are much smaller and also come in chromatic or diatonic. The left hand plays the lowest notes of the scale and it continues over to the right hand to continue the scale. None are any easier to learn than another. If you have any music experience with piano, you would be more familiar with the layout of a piano accordion. That may help. Also, the type of music you plan on playing should help determine the type of instrument you'll want. Overall the piano accordion or chromatic button accordion would be the most versatile, allowing you to play almost all styles.
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Answer 1Accordions can be "piano accordions" or "button accordions" depending on the type of keys used by the right hand. Button accordions can be "chromatic" or "diatonic" - chromatics play all the notes just like a piano and play the same notes whether you push or pull. Diatonics are in a "key" and only play the notes of that key. They also play a different note when you push or pull on the same button. Melodeon is another term for a one or two row diatonic button accordion. Usually used for "ethinc" music. Irish "melodeon" - =CMZZgEtoBbQ Cajun "melodeon" - =t0UT9Qt13gk All (almost) accordions use the right hand to play melody and the left hand as accompaniment. Concertinas are much smaller and also come in chromatic or diatonic. The left hand plays the lowest notes of the scale and it continues over to the right hand to continue the scale. None are any easier to learn than another. If you have any music experience with piano, you would be more familiar with the layout of a piano accordion. That may help. Also, the type of music you plan on playing should help determine the type of instrument you'll want. Overall the piano accordion or chromatic button accordion would be the most versatile, allowing you to play almost all styles.
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