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Slides 1 & 2
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Slides 8 & 9 - Caring & Playing: In addition to keeping your accordion away from excessive heat, cold, humidity and dust, it is important to remember that regular playing is also good for your accordion's health.
Also . . .Don't: (i) over-stretch the bellows, (ii) lift it by the thumb strap, (iii) play too vigorously, (iv) transport it without using a padded case, etc. |
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Slides 10-14 Matching Buttons & Musical Notes for four common button accordions. Our button-accordion notation, using musically-timed button-numbers, is identical for all four of these different accordions.
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Slides 30-34
Cross-playing from inside row to outside row for missing button-notes |
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Slides 37 - 39
Cross-playing from outside side row to inside row for missing button-notes |
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Slide 49
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