Concertinas

The Concertina is a small free reed instrument from England. The Anglo System is our most common seller and it's used for dance music, particularly Morris, and Irish music. It's also used to accompany songs and shanties. Each button produces a different note on the push and pull so there are two notes per button. The high notes are on the right-hand, the low on the left. You can play a tune with the right hand, and vamp chords with the left. The English System is fully chromatic system where each button plays the same note on both push and pull. The scale comes by alternating notes from each end of the instrument, which makes it easy to play fast runs. This system tends to suit players who read music as the buttons line up exactly with written music with the stave lines on the left hand and spaces on the right. We also supply Piano Accordions, Button Accordions, Roland V-Accordions and Melodeons. For the best UK Deal on a Concertina, call Promenade Music on 01524 410202.