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accordion
The accordion has picks, fixed on small wooden supports called castles. The accordion sound is created when the air that is in the bellows passes through small tubes in the castles that direct it to the reeds, with the pressure of the air the reeds vibrate generating the sound. The larger the reed size, the deeper the sound produced. The stronger the air is forced into the reeds, the more intense the sound. THE Bellows movement is controlled with the left arm.
Most accordions have four voices, which are different octaves for the same key or button. Therefore, in a four-voice accordion with the 'master' register pressed, when you play a C, in fact, two Cs are played in the octave you pressed, a C one octave higher and a C in the octave lower, and this is responsible for the unique sound of the accordion.
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