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    Intro Solenne (Audio 2,1) : (Ha - Tta - Va - Abdt e Viceversa)

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    The accordion produces sound through reeds that are controlled by keys and the fingers of the player, similar to how a wind instrument produces sound through a tongue. The accordion is a stereo instrument that produces sound from two different sources, one that remains stationary and one that moves. When playing chords on the accordion, the lowest note will usually dominate the sound. The accordion also has a characteristic where individual notes sound at slightly different times when playing from nothing to a crescendo due to variations in how quickly different reeds respond.

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    The accordion produces sound through reeds that are controlled by keys and the fingers of the player, similar to how a wind instrument produces sound through a tongue. The accordion is a stereo instrument that produces sound from two different sources, one that remains stationary and one that moves. When playing chords on the accordion, the lowest note will usually dominate the sound. The accordion also has a characteristic where individual notes sound at slightly different times when playing from nothing to a crescendo due to variations in how quickly different reeds respond.

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    The accordion produces sound through reeds that are controlled by keys and the fingers of the player, similar to how a wind instrument produces sound through a tongue. The accordion is a stereo instrument that produces sound from two different sources, one that remains stationary and one that moves. When playing chords on the accordion, the lowest note will usually dominate the sound. The accordion also has a characteristic where individual notes sound at slightly different times when playing from nothing to a crescendo due to variations in how quickly different reeds respond.

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    Intro Solenne (Audio 2,1) : (Ha - Tta - Va - Abdt e Viceversa)

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    The accordion produces sound through reeds that are controlled by keys and the fingers of the player, similar to how a wind instrument produces sound through a tongue. The accordion is a stereo instrument that produces sound from two different sources, one that remains stationary and one that moves. When playing chords on the accordion, the lowest note will usually dominate the sound. The accordion also has a characteristic where individual notes sound at slightly different times when playing from nothing to a crescendo due to variations in how quickly different reeds respond.

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    Intro solenne (audio 2,1)

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Accordion_reed_ranks_and_switches

    [no

    Musette A strong and distinctive tremolo sound,


    8′ + 8′ + 8′
    (authentic) found in special musette accordions.

    The sound of the accordion is controlled by the keys and the fingers (similar to
    the tongue for wind instruments). (reeds – ance)

    The accordion is a stereo instrument, where the sound comes from two
    different sources. (uno fermo, l’altro si muove)

    When playing chords the lowest note always dominates.

    Another important aspect of the accordion is that when playing any amount of
    notes (at least two) from niente, followed by a very slow crescendo, each note
    will sound at a different time, because of the different reaction-time of every
    reeds.

    very “dry” instrument, no resonance, no echoes, no


    pedal effects.

    Su ff il pitch tende a calare (accordato su 442)

    articulation – dynamics (ha – tta – va – abdt e viceversa)

    1 fila
    2 fila
    3 fila
    4 – 5 ripetizioni di 1 e 2

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