- A
concertina is a free-reed
musical instrument, like the
various accordions and the harmonica. It
consists of
expanding and
contracting bellows, with buttons...
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Concertina wire or
Dannert wire is a type of
barbed wire or
razor wire that is
formed in
large coils which can be
expanded like a
concertina. In conjunction...
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Concertina movement is the
method by
which a
snake or
other organism anchors itself with
sections of
itself and
pulls or
pushes with
other sections to...
- The
English concertina is a
member of the
concertina family of free-reed
musical instruments.
Invented in
England in 1829, it was the
first instrument...
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Chemnitzer concertina is a
musical instrument of the hand-held bellows-driven free-reed category,
sometimes called squeezeboxes. The
Chemnitzer concertina is...
- family.
Other instruments in this
family include the
concertina, harmonica, and bandoneon. The
concertina and
bandoneon do not have the melody–accompaniment...
- of PowerPoint, and an
expert and
author on the
history of the
English concertina.
Gaskins was
educated in
Computer Science at
University of California...
- introduced.
Different kinds of
parallel folds are
concertina folds,
letter folds and gate folds. A
concertina fold, also
known as a zig-zag fold, accordion...
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concertina particularly po****r in
Argentina and Uruguay. It is a
typical instrument in most
tango ensembles. As with
other members of the
concertina...
- hand-held bellows-driven free reed
aerophones such as the
accordion and the
concertina. The term is so
applied because such
instruments are
generally in the...
