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just aquired a piano accordian for my wife looking for info
just aquired a piano accordian for my wife looking for info
need info or bass note diagrams for a piano accordian i have been given it is odd in that it is a 24 bass key model with the buttons arranged in two rows of twelve wondered what they were it is a soberano model made in germany any one got any info
Re: just aquired a piano accordian for my wife looking for info
The row nearest the bellows will play bass notes, the other row major chords. They will be arranged in 5ths something like(starting from the furthest end: Eb Bb F C G D A E B F# G# A# The C button is usually has a tactile marker.
Re: just aquired a piano accordian for my wife looking for info
I would guess the same chords as Theo Gibb, maybe shifted to miss the A# and add in an Ab.
The only time I've ever played a two-row, the second row was of power chords, ie. the root plus a perfect fifth. This got over the minor major problem but it wasn't that much fun to play either.
Re: just aquired a piano accordian for my wife looking for info
Eb Bb F C G D A E B F# C# Ab Eb going upwards etc.
The 2nd row from the bellows plays the root note.
The row nearest the bellows plays a major 3rd.
Then moving outwards from the root is major chord,then minor,then 7th ten sometimes 6th or diminished ,it varies after the minor chord,
Re: just aquired a piano accordian for my wife looking for info
hi, there should be an indent on the C note on the bass, so starting there, going up ( towards yourself) would start: C, G, D, A, E, B, F#, C# (if it goes that far). Going down from C would go: C, F, Bb, Eb, Ab, Db (if it goes that far). As regards there only being two columns, the column nearest the bellows is the root note and the second column would be the full major chord. Hope that is useful.
just aquired a piano accordian for my wife looking for info
just aquired a piano accordian for my wife looking for info
need info or bass note diagrams for a piano accordian i have been given it is odd in that it is a 24 bass key model with the buttons arranged in two rows of twelve wondered what they were it is a soberano model made in germany any one got any info
# Posted on February 13th 2008 by xavier 493
Re: just aquired a piano accordian for my wife looking for info
If I was going to swap my wife for an accordion I would have made sure it had at least a 3 row bass.
# Posted on February 14th 2008 by bogman
Re: just aquired a piano accordian for my wife looking for info
lol cheers pal
# Posted on February 14th 2008 by xavier 493
Re: just aquired a piano accordian for my wife looking for info
The row nearest the bellows will play bass notes, the other row major chords. They will be arranged in 5ths something like(starting from the furthest end: Eb Bb F C G D A E B F# G# A# The C button is usually has a tactile marker.
# Posted on February 14th 2008 by Theo Gibb
Re: just aquired a piano accordian for my wife looking for info
I would guess the same chords as Theo Gibb, maybe shifted to miss the A# and add in an Ab.
The only time I've ever played a two-row, the second row was of power chords, ie. the root plus a perfect fifth. This got over the minor major problem but it wasn't that much fun to play either.
# Posted on February 14th 2008 by mehitabel23
Re: just aquired a piano accordian for my wife looking for info
Check this guy out for info.
http://www.thesession.org/members/index/search?name=conan+
# Posted on February 14th 2008 by Strathfoyle
Re: just aquired a piano accordian for my wife looking for info
Right in time for Valentines Day. How romantic
# Posted on February 14th 2008 by zippydw
Re: just aquired a piano accordian for my wife looking for info
Eb Bb F C G D A E B F# C# Ab Eb going upwards etc.
The 2nd row from the bellows plays the root note.
The row nearest the bellows plays a major 3rd.
Then moving outwards from the root is major chord,then minor,then 7th ten sometimes 6th or diminished ,it varies after the minor chord,
# Posted on February 14th 2008 by P.browne
Re: just aquired a piano accordian for my wife looking for info
ok,it's only 24 buttons
# Posted on February 14th 2008 by P.browne
Re: just aquired a piano accordian for my wife looking for info
hi, there should be an indent on the C note on the bass, so starting there, going up ( towards yourself) would start: C, G, D, A, E, B, F#, C# (if it goes that far). Going down from C would go: C, F, Bb, Eb, Ab, Db (if it goes that far). As regards there only being two columns, the column nearest the bellows is the root note and the second column would be the full major chord. Hope that is useful.
# Posted on February 20th 2008 by marian clare