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Issue: Oct, 1937
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Posted: 12/05/2006
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Six Persons Play Giant Accordion at Once (Oct, 1937)

Six Persons Play Giant Accordion at Once

Six persons can play simultaneously on a gigantic accordion recently exhibited in Germany. Over six feet high, the mammoth musical instrument has a keyboard covering more than ten octaves. Casters at the base facilitate the manipulation of the bellows.

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  1. Stannous says: December 5, 200611:43 am

    Friends don’t let friends play accordions

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