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accordion

[uh-kawr-dee-uhn] / əˈkɔr di ən /


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The second disc gives another Oliveros accordion master class, this time solo in a Cologne cistern, with a resonant finale in her take on “The Gentle.”

From New York Times

A third sleeping compartment, Biclar’s, has accordion doors that offer at least a smidgen of privacy in a cell-like space that contains her bed and all her belongings.

From Los Angeles Times

The sisters were commandeered to help during the annual passata day and other family gatherings, where wine would flow and, inevitably, someone would break out an accordion.

From New York Times

They clapped to the beat, danced in place and belted out the familiar lyrics as a boombox provided accordion and percussion licks.

From Los Angeles Times

The accordion stretches wide, so that it can hold everything you see.

From New York Times