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Classic
In this accordion, the notes that sound when opening the bellows are not the same as when closing it, and unlike the chromatic, it only has notes of specific scales
It has a piano keyboard in the right hand, and accompaniment buttons in the left hand. It is used for a wide range of music genres.
Like the Piano accordion, it has a chromatic scale of notes, but this accordion has buttons on both sides.
In this accordion, the notes that sound when opening are different than when closing, and it has melodic buttons on both sides, it is usually used in genres such as Tango, Chamamé, among others.
Countries
Mexican diatonic accordion with recorded sounds from a professional Norteño accordionist.
Diatonic accordion with a brighter sound, generally used in vallenato music
A 4-row accordion of Austrian origin, with amplifiers on the left hand that give the bass a very particular sound.
A two-row accordion of Argentinian origin, also known as a "verdulera" (vegetable vendor). The notes are positioned according to the "Roque Gonzales" system.
De artistas
3-row accordion in Gonzalez system used by Emiliano Lopez (Arg.) to play mostly the Chamamé genre
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