Примери за concertina

• Their sound was multi-instrumental, with traditional - flute, bodhran, acoustic fiddle, mandolin, concertina - meeting with rock instrumentation - guitar, bass, drums, keyboards and vocals.

• Let us assume that each lived the equivalent of a concertina-ed 70 years based on the conditions appertaining at that date.

• Had the business not been concertinaed in such a way, the problems could have been avoided.

• I concertina'd my remarks at that stage.

• If one concertinas their argument, they say that the important thing about gold is that it has an intrinsic value, and therefore it is necessary to double it.

• By the 1930s, however, marabi had incorporated new instruments, guitars, concertinas and banjos, and new styles of marabi had sprung up.

• English-system treble and tenor-treble concertinas usually span 3 1/2 or 4 octaves.

• Since the mid-1970s, hand-made accordion-reeded concertinas have become a high-quality cheaper alternative.

• Accordions and concertinas are also common, and other instruments are sometimes used.

• English concertinas, by contrast, sound the same note for any given button, irrespective of the direction of bellows travel.

• Tango orchestras come to consist of two violins, two concertinas, a piano, and a bass.

• Barbed wire concertinas could be pre-prepared in the trenches and then deployed in no-man's-land relatively quickly under cover of darkness.

• The older layout is very similar to that used in the standard diatonic harmonica and also found in diatonic accordions and concertinas.

• He played concertos, concertinas, continuo sonatas and chamber music; both solos and orchestral parts.

• Quality traditional concertinas require labour and high skill to produce, so prices can be high and waiting lists long.