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Basses are found on the left-hand side of piano accordion. They are repeated in columns and rows that are evenly distributed. Any of the bass is played with the fingers of left hand.

Basses located in the first two columns from the bellows are used to play the single tones. They may be basic and auxiliary. Auxiliary basses are found in the first column and basic basses in the second column.

In other three columns that are not marked there are basses used to play chords. The basic chords are major, minor and chord seventh.

The number of basses in a row multiplied by the number of basses in a column gives the total number of basses on the accordion that may vary between the models of accordion. The basses of piano and button accordions are played in the same way.

The presentation below shows distribution of 120 bass keys with the marks of the additional and basic tones.

Accordion Basses

 left-hand side

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Keyboard can be found on the right-hand side of piano accordion. Integral parts of the keyboard are white and black keys.

Any key on the keyboard is played with the fingers on the right hand. White keys are used to play whole tones, while black keys are used to play semitones.

White keys on the keyboard are marked by letters C, D, E, F, G, A and H, while the black keys of the keyboard are marked by C#, D#, F#, G# and A# or by Db, Eb, Gb, Ab and B.

The names of the black keys are made depending on whether the white key is sharpen or flatten. Symbol for sharp tone is #, and for the flat tone is b. If tone C is sharpen by half tone, it results with tone C#. Tone Db occurs if tone D is flatten by half tone.

From the example above it is clear that C# and Db are the same keys, but marked differently. The same is referred to the relation between other white and black tones on the keyboard.

The number of keys on piano accordion may vary depending on the model of accordion. Keyboard of professional accordions includes total number of 41 keys, of that number 24 white and 17 black keys. Graphical presentation below presents the keyboard with the marks of white keys.

Accordion Keyboard

right-hand side

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Piano accordion is a type of musical instrument which sound is produced by pressing the keys and basses. Keys that are used to be white and black are placed on the right-hand section, while basses are disposed through rows and columns on the left-hand section.

Piano accordion is comprised of the following main parts:

On the right side of accordion, besides its main parts, there are keyboard sound registers and accordion belts. On the left side of accordion there are basses sound registers, bellows button and left hand belt for expanding the bellows.

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