In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: When you play a scale on an English concertina, you'll have to alternate between your left and right hands to play the notes. Look for a treble concertina to have a similar note range as a violin. Most concertinas have 48 keys, but some models will have 56 keys with extra notes at the top of the scale. An English concertina makes the same note when you open and close the bellows, but an Anglo will make different sounds. Anglo concertinas also separate the low notes on the left side and the high notes on the right, making it easier to find the notes. Anglo concertinas come in 20-key, 30-key, and 40-key variations. A 20-key concertina limits the notes you can play, but it may be a good start if you're a beginner. Duet concertinas come in many varieties with a different number of keys and layouts. The main draw for a duet concertina is being able to play melodies with 1 hand and an accompaniment on the other with ease, similar to an Anglo concertina. Some duet concertinas have up to 80 keys, giving them nearly the full range of a piano.
Summary: Get an English concertina to play the original instrument. Use an Anglo concertina to have an easier time playing. Try a duet concertina if you're an advanced player.

Look for a medicated ointment that contains lidocaine, benzocaine, or L-lysine at your local pharmacy. These products can relieve pain, itching, and burning, and might reduce an outbreak's duration. Read your product's instructions carefully, and use it as directed. Don't apply ointment to genital herpes sores without consulting your doctor. Herpes outbreaks can affect sensitive mucous membranes in and around the genitals. Applying medicated ointments to these areas without your doctor's approval can be harmful. Ibuprofen or acetaminophen can help relieve pain, swelling, and discomfort caused by a herpes outbreak. Take any over-the-counter medication according to the label's instructions. Avoid drinking alcohol while taking acetaminophen. In combination, alcohol and acetaminophen can cause liver damage. Try applying warm and cold compresses to the affected area, and see which is better at relieving your symptoms. Wrap ice or an ice pack in a cloth, and hold it to the area for 20 minutes. To apply heat for 20 minutes, microwave a damp cloth for 30 seconds or purchase a warm compress at your local pharmacy. Use a hot or cold compress every 3 hours to relieve pain, itching, and swelling. If you experience burning, go for ice instead of heat. Promptly machine wash the cloth you used on a hot water cycle to prevent spreading the infection. Avoid wearing tight undergarments, pantyhose, and tight pants. Instead, wear loose-fitting garments to provide air exposure to the affected area and reduce irritation. Air can help speed healing. For this reason, you should also avoid bandaging the area. Cotton is more breathable than synthetic fibers, such as nylon or polyester. Soak the affected area for 10 to 20 minutes in a mixture of 2 teaspoons Epsom salt and 2 cups (470mL) of warm water. If you prefer to take a bath, add 1 cup (240mL) of Epsom salt to the tub. Epsom salt soaks can cleanse the area and soothe pain and itchiness.
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One-sentence summary -- Relieve itching and pain with an over-the-counter ointment. Take an over-the-counter pain reliever. Apply a cold or warm compress to ease pain. Wear loose cotton clothing during genital herpes outbreaks. Take an Epsom salt bath or soak the area in a salt solution.

Q: For the most effective lightening, use hydrogen peroxide 3% solution, which is available at most drugstores. Mix 1 part hydrogen peroxide with 1 part water in a spray bottle, and shake well to mix it. Using a stronger concentration of hydrogen peroxide may damage your hair. Before applying the hydrogen peroxide mixture, detangle it with a comb or brush. Next, divide your hair into sections with clips so you can make sure to apply the solution to all of your hair. You'll need 4 sections: 2 on the bottom and 2 on the top. Divide your hair in half horizontally across the back of your head at about ear-level, like creating a half-up ponytail. Divide each section in half vertically, like doing pigtails. Once your hair is sectioned, mist the mixture all over your hair as evenly as possible for all over lightening. If you want to create highlights, wet a cotton ball or pad with the hydrogen peroxide solution and rub it along the strands you want to lighten. Alternatively, if you want an ombre effect, focus the solution on the ends of your hair. Once you finish a section, let down the next section of hair, and repeat the process. When the hydrogen peroxide solution is applied the way that you like, let it sit on your hair depending on how light you'd like your hair to be. For average lightening, 30 minutes is a good amount of time. Leaving it on longer may dry out your hair. If you want to speed up the lightening process, sit outside in the sun with the hydrogen peroxide solution on your hair. When your hair starts to dry, you can wash the solution out. Once your hair reaches the desired color, wash the hydrogen peroxide out of your hair with cold water. Apply your favorite conditioner to hydrate it, and rinse it again with additional cold water. Allow your hair to air dry. If possible, choose a hydrating or moisturizing conditioner. Hydrogen peroxide has a tendency to dry out hair, so a good hydrating or moisturizing conditioner will help. You want to air dry your hair because the heat from a blow dryer can make it even more dry. If it is not possible to air dry your hair, blow dry it about 75 to 90% of the way using a cool or low-heat setting, then let it finish air drying on its own.
A: Combine equal parts water and hydrogen peroxide in a spray bottle. Comb and clip your hair into sections. Spritz the hydrogen peroxide solution over your hair. Allow the solution to sit on your hair for a half hour. Rinse the solution off and condition your hair.

Problem: Article: Write down the letters in the words "Homecoming?" or "Prom?" on different pieces of poster board. Gather some of your friends and ask each one to hold a different letter in the word. Invite your date over and surprise her with the question. You can do this at your school at the end of the day or in the morning before everyone arrives. Think of your favorite romantic artists and musicians. Choreograph a dance routine before hand and practice with your friends. Then, invite your date over and put on the routine and pop the big question at the end. If you can't sing, play the track over speakers and lip sync for a more comedic feeling. Search for choreographed dances online that you can use for your proposal. Choose a song that you both enjoy, or a popular romantic song. Some good ones include "Let's Get It On" by Marvin Gaye, "I Want It That Way" by the Backstreet Boys, "I Wanna Dance With Somebody" by Whitney Houston. If you want to be subtle with your question or you don't know your potential date that well, write down a note that explains why you want to go to prom or homecoming with the person. Remember to include details about why they are important to you and how happy it would make you if they went to prom with you. Slip the note to a friend and ask them to pass it to your date. Your note can say something like "Hey Jane, you're an amazing person. Ever since we met, I knew that we had a special connection and bond. I just want to get to know you more. I'd like to know if you want to go to homecoming with me. Please answer on this note. Yours Truly, Brad."
Summary:
Have your friends spell it out. Organize your talented friends to do a song and dance routine. Get a friend to deliver the question in a note.