Accordion/Sample accordion music: Revision history

1 August 2021

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31 July 2021

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• curprev 11:1211:12, 31 July 2021‎ Tradimus discuss contribs‎ 1,000 bytes +1,000‎ Created page with "==ABC notation== Traditional folk musicians and accordion players may find mainstream sheet music unhelpful because it does not name the chords that correspond to buttons. Software developer Chris Walshaw has improved on the machine languages which enables computers to play music, an produced a compromise called ABC notation. Basically the format devotes a few lines to details of the piece, then note names are used rather than dots on lines. The result is music which can..." [automatically checked]