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Noun:

Bandoneon,

bandoneons's Usage Examples:

Bandoneons have a different sound from accordions, because bandoneons do not usually have the register switches.

with Osvaldo Pugliese on piano, Pedro Maffia and Alfredo De Franco on bandoneons, Elvino Vardaro and Emilio Puglisi on violins and Francisco De Lorenzo.

bandoneons, and a rhythm section (piano and double bass).

An orquesta típica is an expanded version of a sexteto típico, which includes 2 bandoneons,.

compact and logical musical keyboard layout designed for concertinas and bandoneons.

festival in Tokyo, for an ensemble comprising violin, cello, guitar, two bandoneons, and two flutes.

among members of the audience who were offended by the inclusion of two bandoneons in a traditional symphony orchestra.

which featured him, Daniele di Bonaventura and five other members playing bandoneons in A Filetta style.

largely by accident, a show that has one set, four accordions (called bandoneons) and a couple of 38-inch waistlines.

There are still Pablo Caliero bandoneons in use, but they are no longer in production.

They also sold copies of English concertinas, German concertinas and bandoneons.

strings were also called upon to imitate percussion instruments and the two bandoneons had to play up to six-part harmonies.

period, cemented the instrumentation for the standard tango sextet: two bandoneons, two violins, piano and double bass.

left to form a sextet along with Aníbal Troilo and Alfredo Attadia on bandoneons, José Goñi on second violin, and Agustín Furchi on double bass.

started playing in ballrooms as a member of an orchestra consisting of four bandoneons, four violins, one piano, one bass and two singers.

revolutionary nonet Ensamble Porteño (flute, clarinet, two violins, two bandoneons, piano, bass and percussion).

following year he joined Astor Piazzolla’s Octeto Buenos Aires with the bandoneons of Piazzolla and Roberto Pansera (later replaced by Leopoldo Federico).

bandoneons's Meaning':

a type of concertina popular in South America