Scarlatti 8 bass Accordion - Hobgoblin Music Online Shop

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8 Bass Piano Accordion that really plays!This is a real instrument that a small child can have a lot of fun with! It has 8 chord (bass) buttons on the left hand side, and 17 piano style keys on the right hand side, ranging from C to E (an Octave and a bit!), fully chromatic. Colours vary, and kids absolutely love these! It's a great value instrument, and a great introduction to the Accordion. It comes packed in a cardboard box, and a short instruction sheet is included.

About Scarlatti Accordions
Scarlatti Accordions, Melodeons and Concertinas are made in China. They have good reeds, and the instruments are excellent value, although they are not finished to the standards of European makers. The Scarlatti range is ideal for beginners, and they are priced very attractively to enable you to take a chance and see if the instrument is for you. Although they are a beginner's instrument, they are of a much higher quality than the Chinese Accordions, melodeons and concertinas of the past, and will keep you going for some time!

Choosing an Accordion
The Piano Accordion tends to suit beginners who can already read music or play the piano, as the instrument is very logically laid out, and of course has a familiar keyboard.

How Many Bass buttons?
The size of the instrument is usually denoted by the number of basses. These basses are arranged in rows of 6 buttons for each key: counter bass, bass, then major chord, minor, seventh, and diminished. A 120 bass with 41 treble keys is the full size model.

The most popular size, and ideal for beginners, is the 48 bass, usually with 6 rows of 8, allowing accompaniment in the keys of Bb, F, C, G, D, & A.

Other Factors
Many players have to compromise between portability and range of notes. 48 and 72 bass are the best options for most folk musicians.

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	GR4100: Scarlatti 8 bass Accordion Very compact, ideal for a child. Various colours. Made in China This is one of our most popular items Price: £34.95 Pounds Stg (€47,00 Euro) Availability Available Quantity - In our warehouse: 0 On Display in our Shops: 16 Next Delivery Due Approximately: 30/11/08 Ordering Options You can still order this item - you can opt to have a display model sent to you from one of our shops. Find out more about this service You can also opt to have this item sent to you as soon as more stock is delivered. Our next delivery is expected on or around 30/11/08 When you place order, please use the comments box to tell us your preference (shop model or next delivery). The price is the same either way. When placing your order, you can use the 'Comments' box to mention any colour preferences (if a choice is shown) or additional information. Qty: Made by Scarlatti Accordions Economical and reliable accordions from China Listen to Sound Clip
More about this Item: 8 Bass Piano Accordion that really plays!This is a real instrument that a small child can have a lot of fun with! It has 8 chord (bass) buttons on the left hand side, and 17 piano style keys on the right hand side, ranging from C to E (an Octave and a bit!), fully chromatic. Colours vary, and kids absolutely love these! It's a great value instrument, and a great introduction to the Accordion. It comes packed in a cardboard box, and a short instruction sheet is included. About Scarlatti Accordions Scarlatti Accordions, Melodeons and Concertinas are made in China. They have good reeds, and the instruments are excellent value, although they are not finished to the standards of European makers. The Scarlatti range is ideal for beginners, and they are priced very attractively to enable you to take a chance and see if the instrument is for you. Although they are a beginner's instrument, they are of a much higher quality than the Chinese Accordions, melodeons and concertinas of the past, and will keep you going for some time! Choosing an Accordion The Piano Accordion tends to suit beginners who can already read music or play the piano, as the instrument is very logically laid out, and of course has a familiar keyboard. How Many Bass buttons? The size of the instrument is usually denoted by the number of basses. These basses are arranged in rows of 6 buttons for each key: counter bass, bass, then major chord, minor, seventh, and diminished. A 120 bass with 41 treble keys is the full size model. The most popular size, and ideal for beginners, is the 48 bass, usually with 6 rows of 8, allowing accompaniment in the keys of Bb, F, C, G, D, & A. Other Factors Many players have to compromise between portability and range of notes. 48 and 72 bass are the best options for most folk musicians. Click through to our Piano Accordions FAQ Page