Are there any accordion scores? There is no limit to the genre, it is better to have a score for bas

Accordion Grade 1 "Liang Zhu".

Accordion Grade 2 "Minuet".

Accordion Grade 3 "Song of the Herdsmen", "Waltz of the Cuckoo", "Minuet".

Accordion Grade 4 "Spring Festival Overture" and "Waves of the Danube" Spring Accordion Grade 5 "Prairie Pastoral".

Accordion Grade 6 "Another Harvest Year".

Accordion Grade 8 "White-Haired Girl Suite".

Accordion Grade 9 Defend the Yellow River

These are all good to hear! As for the tunes upstairs, I may have seen and heard less, and I have never heard of any of them.

I guess they don't understand the technical word bass enough! There are but all of these pieces on piano, unless you play them on a free bass accordion, or you'll scare yourself out of the effect.

So basically there's no pop song with bass, oh! I just remembered a song "Birch Forest".

This tune could be used on bass and is also very nice.

The accordion bass fingering is as follows:

The common fingering of the left hand bass minor of the accordion is to practice the index finger according to the original note (2nd vertical row), then press the third of the same person (next to the original note), and then start to practice the up and down transposition after familiarization, and then start to play the triangle, the so-called triangle playing is to press the original note with the ring finger, and then press the third with the middle finger.

After that, the index finger is pressed up on the original sound of the ring finger (for example, the original sound of the ring finger is 1, and the index finger is pressed 5) In fact, as long as you memorize the rules of the left-handed bass, it is very simple 15263741 in fact, there are also tricks to find the bass, such as 1 is concave, 3 is a grid-like staring, you will know it with more practice when you touch it, and it is easy to get started.

The accordion is a keyboard instrument that can be played both solo and accompaniment, and can play not only beautiful melodies in a single voice, but also in multi-part pieces, and can play rich harmonies with both hands like a piano. In 1777, the Chinese instrumental sheng was introduced to Europe by the Italian missionary Father Amauit, and some of the predecessor instruments of the accordion began to appear in Europe.

The accordion has a grand sound, rich timbre variations, and a clever combination of fingers and bellows, which can play a variety of pieces of music in the same style, which is unmatched by many instruments; In addition to playing independently, you can also participate in ensembles and ensembles, so you can say that an accordion is a small band.

In addition, the pitch is fixed, easy to learn, easy to understand, small in size, and easy to carry, so the accordion is suitable for players of all ages to entertain themselves, and can also be easily carried to schools and theaters to participate in performances.

Bass. It means "bass" in English. Accordion.

On the left hand side is the shell driver, and there are a lot of small beans outside the shell driver, and the left hand plays according to these small beans.

These beanie are the bass buttons.

Accordions are divided into 8 basses, 32 basses, 48 basses, 60 basses, 72 basses, 80 basses, 96 basses, 120 basses, and 185 basses according to the number of bass buttons on the left hand.

Looks like you'll be right-handed. First, the first line of the left-hand part of the stave is 5, not 3. Second, the original button on the left hand that is concave is 1, and the order of the vertical row is from bottom to top, 4152637.

For beginners, the basic major three and minor chords are to press the ring finger to the concave row, and then the middle finger to press or twice to concave the row next to your left. With it, it is 4 quack, 1 quack, 5 quack, 2 quack, 6 quack, 3 quack, 7 quack

There is a concave bass for **c! The button that goes up 5 degrees to a flower shape is the flower flower, and the down 5 degrees to the other flower button below is the flower drop. These three buttons are very iconic. This part they include is also commonly used.

The picture given by this brother upstairs is very clear!

There is a key bitmap for the left hand! I can give you a copy if you need it.

First of all, the bass section looks at the stave of the bass clef.

Secondly, it is necessary to understand what the sound of each of the 96 bass buttons is.

The first two vertical rows are the basic bass.

The third vertical row is the major third chord corresponding to the basic bass in the second row (with or without an "m" on the staff).

The fourth vertical row is a minor third chord (marked with m").

The fifth vertical row is a seventh chord ("7").

The sixth vertical row is a minus seventh chord ("7o").

Let's talk about the basic bass arrangement of the second row, starting with the recessed button "1" in the middle of the second row and going up to 5, 2, 6, 3, 7,

Down to 4, b7, b3, b6, b2, b5

Some accordion textbooks have bass charts, look for them...

You seem to be a beginner. It's about the same as a piano.

Nima is not = = keyboard music to engage in Shenma score, five lines are not difficult. If you are a little more serious, you should go straight to the fifth line.

You go to the accordion house and have a look, I don't have a sheet music.