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12. Bandoneon consists of a Philological reproduction of an historic Alfred Arnold Bandoneon made in Germany in the '50s

13. 1 word related to Bandoneon: concertina

14. Astor Piazzolla was a famous Bandoneon player

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16. In Germany many Bandoneon orchestras was founded

17. Bandoneon is a see also of accordion

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19. The Bandoneon is the key to the tango sound

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21. Beautiful small Bandoneon, little sister of the instrument above it

22. Old Concertina Bandoneon Bandonion Accordion with nice inlays of MoP 16/23

23. The Bandoneon was developed by Heinrich Band in the 1840’s

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26. I love the sweet, melancholy sound of the Bandoneon in that tango

27. The name ‘Bandoneon’ or ‘Bandonion’ goes back to Heinrich Band from Krefeld, who (with others

28. Julian Rowlands is a Bandoneon player, pianist, composer and arranger based in London, UK

29. Greatly preferred by tango players is the bisonoric Bandoneon of a type called ‘Rheinische Lage’.

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31. Bandoneon definition: a type of square concertina , esp used in Argentina Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

32. The Bandoneon became a popular folk instrument, even in small churches it could replace the organ

33. Bandoneon (plural Bandoneons) A small Latin American accordion played with buttons which is frequently used in tango ensemblesa

34. The Bandoneon found a new home in tango music with humble beginnings among the brothels of Argentina

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36. On the so-called ‘bisonoric’ Bandoneon each button produces a different note on the push and the pull

37. He began to play the bandoneon after his father spotted one in a New York pawn shop in 1929.

38. The Bandoneon is typically played in South America and you will see it as part of any Tango orchestras

39. But unlike the accordion, the buttons of the Bandoneon, just like its predecessor the concertina, travel parallel with the bellows

40. As nouns the difference between Bandoneon and accordion is that Bandoneon is (musical instruments) a small latin american accordion played with buttons while accordion is a small, portable, keyed wind instrument, whose tones are generated by play of the wind from a squeezed bellows upon free metallic reeds

41. PSound Bandoneon has been sampled in 4 layers with 2 round robin for a total of 440 samples (1 GB storage).

42. ‘The Bandoneon is in origin a German-style accordion, but in the 20th century it became closely associated with South American music, and especially, in Argentina, with the tango.’ ‘The Bandoneon is a relative of the accordion and was originally invented as an inexpensive substitute for the church organ.’

43. The Bandoneon is a large, accordionlike instrument capable of playing diatonic music, or music using all 12 notes of the chromatic scale

44. New bandoneon made in the tradition of Alfred Arnold, 142 tone bisonoric, zinc reedplates, build at Bandonion & Concertina Fabrik, Klingenthal, germany in 20

45. Bandoneon definition, a small, square concertina or accordion with buttons instead of a keyboard, used especially in Latin America for tango music

46. Burdocks, for 10 parts (1970-1971) David Tudor, bandoneon, organ Christian Wolff, bass guitar, flute Gordon Mumma, horn, harmonica Frederic Rzewski, piano, p

47. Bandoneon (ali bandonion, špansko bandoneón) je vrsta koncertine, ki je še posebej priljubljena v Argentini in Urugvaju.Je tipičen instrument v večini tango zasedb

48. Bandoneon (ali Bandonion, špansko bandoneón) je vrsta koncertine, ki je še posebej priljubljena v Argentini in Urugvaju.Je tipičen instrument v večini tango zasedb

49. The Bandoneon is a free reed instrument that is renowned for the beauty of its sound, and for its remarkable expressive range and flexibility

50. Named after its inventor, Heinrich Band (1821–1860), the Bandoneon is a large, rather complicated concertina originally developed in Germany for churches that could not afford organs

51. The Bandoneon (or bandonion, Spanish: bandoneón) is a type of concertina particularly popular in Argentina and Uruguay.It is a typical instrument in most tango ensembles

52. If you plan on playing tango music and are looking for something you can play as part of a group, the Bandoneon is the perfect option.

53. In his one cd, he says that people ask him why he plays the accordion and then he says he does not he plays the Bandoneon

54. Bandoneon is a must experience when you visit Downtown Cancun because of its varied international gastronomy in a “Porteño” architectural concept, all in a “Sabor Tango” ambience

55. Bandoneon-ElectroTango is named in honour of the instrument which is the symbol and basic element of Tango, both in its more classical and its modern versions

56. The Bandoneon, shown below, is a type of concertina, played by holding the instrument between both hands and pushing in or pulling out, while pressing the buttons with the fingers

57. Tango has since evolved to become a rich and established folk tradition and it's most famous player is Astor Piazzolla who integrated the Bandoneon with classical and jazz music.

58. The Bandoneon is a musical instrument that resulted from the evolution on the concertina, invented in 1839, inspired in the accordion, and conceived as a portable version of the harmonium

59. [American Spanish bandoneón, from German Bandonion, Bandoneon : Heinrich Band (1821-1860), German inventor + (Akkord)ion, accordion; see accordion.] ban·do′ne·on·ist (-ə-nĭst) n

60. The Bandoneon is best known for its use in tango music from Argentina, but it has recently garnered interest in the pop music world, particularly after being used by alternative favorite Arcade Fire.

61. In 1975 he set up his Electronic Octet an octet made up of bandoneon, electric piano and/or acoustic piano, organ, guitar, electric bass, drums, synthesizer and violin, which was later replaced by a flute or saxophone.

62. Tako kot pri drugih članih družine koncertin, tudi Bandoneon držimo med obema rokama in z vlečenjem in potiskanjem silimo zrak skozi meh in nato usmerjamo zrak skozi določene trstike, kot s pritiskom na gumbe instrumenta.

63. As with other members of the concertina family, the Bandoneon is held between both hands, and by pulling and pushing actions force air through bellows and then routing air through particular reeds as by pressing the

64. The Bandoneon is a musical instrument that resulted from the evolution of the concertina, invented by Carl Friedrich Uhlig (1789-1874) in 1839, inspired by the accordion, and conceived as a portable version of the harmonium (a type of pump organ).

65. There exist two usual modes of fingering systems for the bandonion: the 142-tone keyboard layout which is used in Argentina too, and the german 144-tone system.But there still exist little bandonions with 110 tones.My book „Bandoneon – the first steps“ relates to these student instruments.

66. The Bandoneon is a type of concertina (free-reed musical instruments that looks like a miniaturized accordion, with a user accessible keys and switches on both sides of the device) that has originated in Germany but have managed to attract great popularity in countries such as Argentina, Uruguay, and Lithuania Bandoneons are bellows-driven free