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  1. Concertina Connection
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    Concertina Reeds

    concertina reed and frame. This cutting or ‘chopping up’ of the airflow is done by a so called 'free reed', or 'tongue' or, as Wheatstone called it, a 'spring'. This is a small strip of steel, brass or German silver, which is attached on one end, …

     
  3. CONCERTINA.net
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    FREE REED PHYSICS - 1 - Concertina.net Discussion Forums

  4. Concertina Library
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    An Annotated Catalogue of Historic European Free-Reed …

  5. free-reed.co.uk
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    THE WHEATSTONE ENGLISH CONCERTINA - Free Reed

  6. henrydoktorski.com
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    The Classical Free-Reed, Inc.: Essays: Concertinas

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    The Concertina: A Handbook and Tutor for Beginners on the …

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    Who manufactures concertina reeds?
    Wheatstone produces the May Fair line of lower-priced concertinas using flat-mounted accordion reeds. The International Concertina Association, founded in London, UK, began publication of its “News-Sheet” in the same period, which eventually became Concertina World magazine.

    Concertina History – International Concertina Association

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    What is a concertina?
    A concertina is a free-reed musical instrument that consists of expanding and contracting bellows, with buttons usually on both ends. Unlike accordions, concertina buttons are typically found on both ends. The concertina was developed independently in both England and Germany.

    Concertina - Wikipedia

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    How to re-assemble a concertina?
    In use the neighbours. To re-assemble the concertina, put the reed pan back in the correct position. The walls of the reed chambers usually leave indentations on the inside of the casing which are a good guide in positioning it. See that all keys on the action are upright, and carefully lay the end over them.

    The Concertina: A Handbook and Tutor for Beginners on the English

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    Who made the concertina?
    The concertina, probably rectangular in shape, was the ancestor of several instruments. Other makers of German concertinas appear in Germany, while other makers of English concertinas appear in England.

    Concertina History – International Concertina Association

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    Did Wheatstone make concertinas?
    Wheatstone did produce concertinas, specifically the May Fair line, which used flat-mounted accordion reeds. However, these did not sell well and production was discontinued after a few years.

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    Where can I find instructions for the English concertina?
    Wheatstone’s Instructions for the English Concertina. by Alf Edwards. £1.15 from Boosey and Hawkes Ltd., 295 Regent Street, London, W.1, Invaluable for practice and reference; pages 37-$2 will take the student on from Exercise 73 in this tutor, with carefully fingered exercises in chord playing.

    The Concertina: A Handbook and Tutor for Beginners on the English

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  9. Concertina Library
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    Stephen Chambers--Free Reeds Ancient and Modern - Concertina

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    Concertina - Wikipedia

    A concertina is a free-reed musical instrument, like the various accordions and the harmonica. It consists of expanding and contracting bellows, with buttons (or keys) usually on both ends, unlike accordion buttons, which are on the front.

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    The Galpin Society - Free Reed

    Since 1965, Neil built up a remarkable Collection of over 700 old and unusual instruments by every known British & European maker, a fascinating archive of photographs, recordings and paperwork, and has released a series of historic …

  12. concertina.org
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    Concertina History – International Concertina Association

    Neil Wayne’s Free Reed Records issues around 12 albums of contemporary concertina players from Ireland and England, many later reissued on CD.

  13. Concertina Library
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    2 The Modern Free-Reed Instrument in Context

  14. concertinamuseum.com
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    The Concertina Newsletter No 12

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    More on-line free-reed resources - Tunes /Songs - Concertina.net ...

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    Free Reed Concertina CD’s - Buy & Sell - Concertina.net …

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    DOW FRANCE - Dun & Bradstreet

  18. Concertina Library
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    Neil Wayne -- The Freest Reed - Concertina

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    KUPRIANOFF PETER - Dun & Bradstreet

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    Free Reed Records - General Concertina Discussion

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    SAS HOFFARTH - Dun & Bradstreet

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    EVONIK OIL ADDITIVES Company Profile - Dun & Bradstreet

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