The bandoneon captivates with its compact form, concealing a surprising range: in the 33/38 Rheinische Tonlage, the bass side spans from C2 to B4 (3 octaves), while the melody side ranges from A3 to B6 (another 3 octaves). The extensions of both sides slightly overlap, resulting in an impressive total range of nearly 5 octaves.
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Anyone familiar with the bandoneon often encounters the magical number: 442. This value represents the frequency in Hertz of the central A that serves as
The month of March is associated with the bandoneon because on March 11th, 1921, Astor Piazzolla was born. However, in the same month, on March
A useful movement strategy to simplify chords’ sequence Welcome to this new article dedicated to the Bandoneon technique. In this article, I’ll talk about pivoting:
Building an Effective Fundamental Technique and Injury-Free Practice In this article (and in the video below) I’ll discuss about two fundamental aspects of the bandoneon
3 steps to make it happen! If you’ve ever considered learning the bandoneon as an adult, then this article is tailored just for you. I
Looking to learn more about the bandoneon and how it can be utilized in composition? Check out our article which delves into the unique history
