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Revision as of 10:28, 26 September 2009

Test 1

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Cello
Cello front side.jpg
Cello, front and side view
String instrument
Other namesVioloncello
Hornbostel–Sachs classification321.322-71
(Composite chordophone sounded by a bow)
Developedabout 1660 from the bass violin
Playing range
Range cello.png
Related instruments
Musicians
Cello
Cello front side.jpg
Cello, front and side view
String instrument
Other namesVioloncello
Hornbostel–Sachs classification321.322-71
(Composite chordophone sounded by a bow)
Developedabout 1660 from the bass violin
Playing range
Range cello.png
Related instruments
Musicians

Test 2

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Accordion
250x250px
A piano accordion (top) and a Russian bayan (bottom).
Keyboard instrument
Other namesDanish (free-bass): Accordeon.

Danish (standard-bass), Hungarian & Icelandic: Harmonika. French: Accordéon. German: Akkordeon. Italian: Fisarmonica. Polish: Akordeon, harmonia.

Russian: Bajan.[1]
Hornbostel–Sachs classification412.132
(Free-reed aerophone)
DevelopedEarly 19th century
Playing range

Depends on configuration:

Right-hand manual

Left-hand manual

Related instruments

Hand-pumped: Bandoneón, Concertina, Flutina, Garmon, Trikitixa, Indian harmonium

Foot-pumped: Harmonium, Reed organ

Mouth-blown: Melodica, Harmonica, Laotian Khene, Chinese Shêng, Japanese Shō

Electronic reedless instruments: Electronium, MIDI accordion, Roland Virtual Accordion

Combination acoustic/electronic instruments:

Cordavox, Duovox
Musicians
Accordionists (list of accordionists).
More articles
Accordion, Chromatic button accordion, Bayan, Diatonic button accordion, Piano accordion, Stradella bass system, Free-bass system, Accordion reed ranks & switches
Accordion
250x250px
A piano accordion (top) and a Russian bayan (bottom).
Keyboard instrument
Other namesDanish (free-bass): Accordeon.

Danish (standard-bass), Hungarian & Icelandic: Harmonika. French: Accordéon. German: Akkordeon. Italian: Fisarmonica. Polish: Akordeon, harmonia.

Russian: Bajan.[1]
Hornbostel–Sachs classification412.132
(Free-reed aerophone)
DevelopedEarly 19th century
Playing range

Depends on configuration:

Right-hand manual

Left-hand manual

Related instruments

Hand-pumped: Bandoneón, Concertina, Flutina, Garmon, Trikitixa, Indian harmonium

Foot-pumped: Harmonium, Reed organ

Mouth-blown: Melodica, Harmonica, Laotian Khene, Chinese Shêng, Japanese Shō

Electronic reedless instruments: Electronium, MIDI accordion, Roland Virtual Accordion

Combination acoustic/electronic instruments:

Cordavox, Duovox
Musicians
Accordionists (list of accordionists).
More articles or information
Accordion, Chromatic button accordion, Bayan, Diatonic button accordion, Piano accordion, Stradella bass system, Free-bass system, Accordion reed ranks & switches
  1. 1.0 1.1 Dyremose, Jeanette & Lars, Det levende bælgspil (2003), p.132 - Origin of the instrument's name and native names in Danish, French, German, Italian and Russian.