About: Chemnitzer concertina

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They are often much more brightly decorated than their european siblings and can have up to four reeds for each tone. Some instruments are tuned with a tremolo or musette effect, this is sometimes called Chicago tuning or "waved." Minnesota tuning is a special kind of dry tuning.

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rdfs:label	Chemnitzer concertina
rdfs:comment	They are often much more brightly decorated than their european siblings and can have up to four reeds for each tone. Some instruments are tuned with a tremolo or musette effect, this is sometimes called Chicago tuning or "waved." Minnesota tuning is a special kind of dry tuning.
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abstract	They are often much more brightly decorated than their european siblings and can have up to four reeds for each tone. Some instruments are tuned with a tremolo or musette effect, this is sometimes called Chicago tuning or "waved." Minnesota tuning is a special kind of dry tuning. Different keys were made available to facilitate playing with horns and woodwinds. The keys are not indicated as on other instruments shown here, but rather more like orchestra instruments. The central row on a key of C instrument (the most common) plays and is notated in the key of A. On an Eb instrument, the central row plays in the key of C. Keys of Bb and Ab are also common, with the key of Db somewhat less common.

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