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The Quiz

Welcome to the Bandoneon Quiz!

Test your knowledge in a few short minutes.

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1. Where was the bandoneon invented?

Germany Italy Argentina

2. When was the bandoneon invented?

Mid-19th century 1920s of the 20th century Early 19th century

3. Which of these instruments is closest to the bandoneon?

Accordion Concertina Reed organ

4. The bandoneon allows playing:

Free notes and chords with the right hand, only chords with the left hand Free notes and chords with both hands Only free notes with both hands

5. What is the total range of the bandoneon?

Three octaves Almost six octaves, from C2 to B6 Almost five octaves, from A3 to G8

6. Why is the bandoneon called "diatonic"?

Because it allows playing only in certain keys Because each note produces two different sounds It is an incorrect term, now replaced by the term "bisonoric"

7. Which musical genre is possible to play with the bandoneon?

Tango only Tango and Jazz Tango, Jazz, Classical and more

8. Who is credited with inventing the bandoneon?

Heinrich Band Astor Piazzolla Alfred Arnold

9. What is the primary role of the bandoneon in traditional tango dance orchestras?

Lead instrument Rhythmic support Counterpoint to the piano

10. What is the purpose of the bandoneon's metal lever?

Increase volume Changing bellows extension Switch between registers

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