[DOC] [TLE] Types of accordions and how they work - Concertinas [PAR] Concertinas have two keyboards, one at each end of the instruments bellows. ... 
the English Concertina has a distinctive hexagonal or octagonal shape. ... row 
plays a key of G. The different types of Anglo are based on the number of buttons. [DOC] [TLE] Concertina - Wikipedia [PAR] A concertina is a free-reed musical instrument, like the various accordions and 
the harmonica. It has a bellows, and buttons typically on both ends of it. ... 
systems can be broadly divided into English, Anglo-German, and German types. 
... for each button, and hexagon-shaped ends, resulting in the modern Anglo 
concertina. [DOC] [TLE] Concertinas in Stock - The Button Box [PAR] Has 2 octave-tuned reeds per note, giving it a fuller sound. ... 30-button model, 
key of C/G. Metal ends with plastic buttons. .... Hexagonal black finished ends, 
aluminum buttons. ... Natural finished cherry ends, metal buttons, riveted action, 
Italian accordion-type reeds, and .... Octagonal raised amboyna ends, 9-1/8" 
across. [DOC] [TLE] The Desert Leaf  October 2015 : Accordion Affairs [PAR] Types of Accordions ... have only buttons, while keyboard accordions have piano
-like black and white keys. ... Unlike accordions, which tend to be oblong, most 
concertinas have hexagonal or octagonal sides at each end of a very long floppy
... [DOC] [TLE] Vintage Button Accordion | eBay [PAR] Find great deals on eBay for Vintage Button Accordion in Accordion and ... It has 
20 Buttons, 10 on each side, 1 black push button is missing but can be replaced. 
This is ... VINTAGE HIGH END HARMONIUM MOTHER OF PEARL 39 KEY 120... [DOC] [TLE] Instrument Biography: The Accordion | Melanie Spiller and ... [PAR] Aug 19, 2013 ... It's smaller and has hexagonal headboards with buttons on each. Each end has a 
handle or grip of some sort and buttons that are pressed to change the notes. .... 
A piano type accordion identified as 37/96 has 37 keys (three... [DOC] [TLE] Download PICA09-2012 - International Concertina Association [PAR] An Anglo miniature may or may not have an air buttona key for ... Miniature 
concertinas usually have hexagonal or octagonal wood ends with metal fretwork, 
..... Anglo with hexagonal metal ends, metal keys, accordion-type steel reeds, 7-
fold. [DOC] [TLE] I love playing my Stagi concertinas and I offer a variety of new Stagi ... [PAR] MY PERSONAL FAVORITE : Stagi Hayden Duet Concertina 46 Button w/Gigbag 
or Case ... Concertinas have two keyboards, one at each end of the instruments 
bellows. ... the English Concertina has a distinctive hexagonal or octagonal 
shape. ... the key of C and the inside row plays a key of G. The different types of 
Anglo... [DOC] [TLE] Accordions NovDec 11 Making Music - WordPress.com [PAR] Apr 13, 2012 ... ing down one key while the bellows are going out, you may play a C, and when ... 
Organetto: is Italian accordion has up to 24 treble buttons ... play any type or 
make of piano accordion without switching ... English: Either hexagonal or 
octagonal in shape, the English ... for the thumb and finger on each end. [DOC] [TLE] Glossary of Musical Instruments by Hobgoblin Music [PAR] Bandoneon: square-built button accordion; used in Argentinian tango. .... A 
seventeenth century ancestor of the clarinet, it has a recorder type body with a .... 
Erhu: Chinese 2 string fiddle, with a small, usually hexagonal or octagonal body, 
dates .... vibrated by a wheel, and keys stopping the strings. found throughout 
Europe. [DOC] [TLE] Pushing My Buttons - Duncan Cameron [PAR] That is to say, concertinas often have hexagonal or octagonal ends, connected 
by folded bellows. ... This is not true for instruments in the accordion family 
because the reeds that ... The sound of a single note on one type of concertina is 
virtually indistinguishable from ... Therefore, the finger must begin off the key or 
button. [DOC] [TLE] Buying - Accordion to Theory [PAR] Piano Accordion  the most popular type

Question: This type of accordion has hexagonal or octagonal ends & button keys
Answer: a concertina