Concertina Squeezebox Instruments
Concertina Squeezebox Instruments
The concertina is a folding bellows with buttons at each end, although the function and layout of the buttons varies.
The concertina was developed in the early 1800s by English physicist and inventor Sir Charles Wheatstone. A few years later, the Chemnitzer concertina, which is related to the bandoneon, was invented in Germany by Carl Friedrich Uhlig.
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The Concertina Novice - Resources for novice players of the American Chemnitzer Concertina .
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Concertina Library - Documents for the study of English, Anglo, and Duet concertinas: history, instruction books, sheet music, patents, technical papers, rare periodicals, and new research by many leading scholars. Full texts to read, download, and print.
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Wheatstone Concertina Ledgers - Colour scans of C. Wheatstone and Co. production and sales ledgers, from the concertina document archives of the Horniman Museum in London.
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Difficult Chords for Concertina Players - A guide to various chords, listed by type.
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Polish Fireball's Chemnitzer Concertina Music Site - The Web resource for free sheet music with special notation for the Chemnitzer Concertina.
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Chemnitzer Concertina - Photos and links collected by concertina maker Christy Hengel of Minnesota and his friend Loren Schaeffler.
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Concertina FAQ - Covers history, types, makes, repair and dealers.
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The MacCann Duet Concertina - Authoritative source for the instrument patented in 1884 by John Hill MacCann. Offers complete scanned instructional booklet published by the inventor in 1902.
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Concertina.net - A complete resource for the anglo concertina enthusiast .
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