Left keyboard. The right accordion keyboard. Video exercises Materials used in the manufacture of resonators and the assembly process

28.10.2019

In this material, we will master the right keyboard with you with the help of special exercises. There will be a minimum of theory and a lot of practice. Video exercises will allow you to quickly prepare the gaming machine for a full-fledged game with two hands.

After studying them, you will not have problems with finger fluency and coordination. After the practical passage of a set of exercises, you will be completely free to learn songs and pieces on the right keyboard in a lightweight arrangement for the button accordion.

In the video exercises, the standard of the sound of the instrument during the exercises is set. You can start the video at any time and compare your game with the sound of the standard. These exercises will help you develop optimal mechanical guidance and get your fingers used to proper fingering. There are more than thirty video exercises in the selection, which are recognized by experts as the most productive for teaching beginners.

I have been using these exercises in my work for almost forty years. On the material that you have the opportunity to buy, hundreds and hundreds of my students, both adults and children, learned to play the button accordion. By purchasing this mini course - a set of exercises for the right hand, you get the opportunity at any time to get my advice, answers to your questions, recommendations.

Who are these exercises for?

For those who begin to master the button accordion from scratch, without any prior preparation. The presentation of educational material is organized in such a way that absolutely anyone can work productively with a set of video exercises.

- The exercises can be used by accordion teachers and tutors as basic and auxiliary materials, as well as for homework for bayan students in children's musical educational institutions.

Included:

32 videos, 115 exercise videos.

Also: keyboard note layouts, video exercises with high-quality sound of the Roland digital button accordion, excellent graphics. All exercises with signed notes and fingering notation. There are also files for printouts of the exercises. Most exercise has guidelines for their development. Video recorded in AVI format.

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To purchase a kit, please email p [email protected] Recommendations for learning the right button accordion keyboard

The study of musical literacy must be associated with the auditory images and concepts of the child. In other words, notes must be studied sequentially with different durations.

The study of musical notation usually starts from the note “to”. As the student learns the seven basic sounds of the natural scale, the student practically masters the key of C major, its stable and main steps. Learn to play as early as possible without constant looking at the keyboard. This will become possible when you know well the location of the notes on the button accordion keyboard. Moreover, to know not virtually, but by touch. For this you will have to work hard. The best way to learn the keyboard is to use one octave.

I recommend the first one. By placing our fingers on one octave, we will automatically know the notes of other octaves. Some students need hundreds of repetitions to memorize the basic sounds of one octave. Someone remembers the location of the notes very quickly. But I repeat: it is not enough to remember the location of the notes, you need to distinguish them by sound, accurately determine their location on the keyboard.

The main task of the initial practical work for the study bayan keyboards: remember the nature of the sound in the natural scale, hear it in reality and have an auditory idea of it. In addition, it is important to learn the relative duration of whole, half and quarter notes.

Along with memorizing the notes on the keyboard, the student gets the concept of the location of the notes on the stave, learns how to correctly record sounds of different durations. Here he works out the first skills of sound production and mechanical science.

We memorize the location and sound of the note "to" the first octave. Press the "to" button. Let's pull the sound, listen to it carefully. Let's try to reproduce it with a voice. Then along with the tool. We do this procedure 10-15 times. Press the next button - the corresponding note "re". We do not touch the semitones yet.

Our task for initial stage learn the location of the main notes. So, we play the sequence of notes "to" - "re". We play this sequence in whole, in half. If possible, use a metronome. But even with a metronome, we always count the beats or stamp the count with our foot.

Be sure to sing the exercises performed. When we confidently take the notes “do” and “re” on the keyboard, we proceed to work out the next combination of buttons corresponding to the notes “do” - “si”. We press the “do” button with the second finger, the “si” note with the third.

We concentrate as much as possible, strain our hearing, absorb the sounds being played. We carefully monitor transitions, transfusions from sound to sound. The next combination of sounds to learn the right keyboard: "do-re-si-do".

I remind you that all these manipulations are aimed at studying the location of the “do” note on the keyboard. After you begin to find and play the note “do” absolutely freely, you can move on to mastering the note “re”. By analogy with the previous lessons, we compose a sequence of buttons from the “re” button down and up.

These sequences will look like this: “re-mi”, “re-do”, “re-mi-re-do”. How many times do the sequences need to be repeated before they are completely memorized? For each student individually. It could be ten repetitions, or it could be a hundred.

Similarly, we work out the rest of the main sounds up to the note "si". This will be the first step in learning the right keyboard. In the next step, we will deal with intervals, i.e. Let's continue to study the notes (buttons) of the main scale on the right keyboard using intervals as an example.

Bayan belongs to a rather small group of instruments that have a wide sound range and do not require accompaniment. As is well known, this group primarily includes the piano, organ, harp, and folk harmonica, guitar, and some others. It is the versatility of the instrument, its compactness, combined with excellent sound qualities, among which the controllability of sound is the most valuable, that determined its democratic character and immense popularity, both in our country and abroad. The bayan is rightfully considered one of the most advanced and widespread types of harmonica. This is a reed keyboard-pneumatic musical instrument with a twelve-step equal temperament system.

The body of the button accordion consists of two parts (right and left), which are connected by a fur chamber (fur), it is made of beech or spruce. The outer surface is carefully polished or glued with celluloid. The fur chamber, which has 14-15 folds (borin), is made of electric cardboard, glued with silk and granitol and fixed with rounded metal corners. On the right semi-body there is a neck with a keyboard located on it for playing with the right hand. The most common bayans have three rows on the right keyboard and the number of keys is from 52 to 61.

Its range is from B-flat or G of the big octave to C-sharp or G of the fourth octave. Low sounds are produced by the keys located at the top of the neck, and the highest sounds at the bottom of the neck. Having four or five rows on the right keyboard does not increase the instrument's range. These additional rows, called auxiliary, are a repetition of the main ones and enable the performer to easily transpose a piece of music into any other key.

On the outer side of the left semi-body there is a keyboard for the left hand with five or six rows of key-buttons. Their number is usually 100-120. On the side of the semi-body there is a belt for the left hand, which, in addition to the game function, also performs the function of mechanical science. Two shoulder straps hold the instrument in place while playing. Another strap can be used connecting them on the back.
The basis of sound production on the button accordion is the vibration of metal reeds (voices) under the influence of an air stream. The tongue, rigidly attached at one end to the metal frame, slips freely in it under air pressure from the side of its rivet. Under the influence of pressure from the other side, it is not excited due to the overlapping of the opening for the sounding voice with a glued strip of husky (skin).

Therefore, to extract the same sound by expanding and compressing the fur, two identical tongues are needed, attached on different sides of two identical openings in the frame. The frames together with the tongues are called slats.
The slats are mounted on special frames - resonators, divided into cells - air or resonator chambers. The entrance to each chamber is called a resonator socket. Through the openings of the socket, air is supplied from the fur chamber to the vocal reeds fixed on the walls of the air chambers of the resonators. For good tightness of the structure, the contact surface of the socket with the soundboard and the voice strips with resonators is pasted over with a husky. Resonators are attached to the deck wooden blocks and special bolts.

The loudness of the sound depends on the amplitude of the oscillation of the reed: the stronger the pressure of the air jet, the louder the sound, and vice versa. The pitch of the sound depends on the length of the tongue: shorter ones produce high-pitched sounds, longer ones - low ones. To prevent the reeds of low register sounds from being excessively large, additional weights are riveted onto them.

The timbre of the sound depends on the design of the soundboard and resonator, the shape and volume of the resonator chambers, as well as on the thickness and material of the bar, on the quality of the metal from which the voice is made, and on the profile of the voice.

Name:

Group: wind reeds

Homeland: Tula

Origin: a kind of harmonica with a full chromatic scale on the right keyboard, basses and ready-made chord accompaniment on the left; named after the ancient Russian singer-storyteller Boyan.

Timbre: deep, thick, "breathing" sound, corresponding to the breadth of the Russian character.

Sound production: The sound in the bayan arises due to the vibration of the reeds - metal plates - under the influence of an air stream from the bellows.

Device: The button accordion consists of three parts - the right half-body, the left half-body, furs.

Notable artists: V. A. Romanko, Viktor Fedorovich Gridin, Fedor Valentinovich Chistyakov, "Bayan-MIX"

In fact, the button accordion is a kind of accordion.

Everyone has their flaw

Your habits, hobbies.

And there are directions in music

But there can be no doubt

What is dearest to me is the button accordion.

You say, “But how is that? He is old

And you'll be wrong.

Smile at your mistake

When he comes back to our life.

Let his sound not so loud,

Like electric guitars

The roar is coming from the speakers,

But he has something in him...

And this "something" even the most,

Rock band fanatics headstrong

Sometimes it takes to the soul.

And, believe me, the years will fly by

Windy fashion will change,

And only the button accordion will not be silent.

He will pass all fires and waters.

And together with the "Russian round dance"

Bayan will sound on Mars!

Riddles:

Stretch the fur, Seryozhka,

So that the legs start dancing.

To Petya and Tolyan

Praise your...

He has a pleated shirt

He loves to squat,

He dances and sings -

If it gets into your hands.

Forty buttons on it

With mother-of-pearl fire.

The box is on its knees

She sings, she cries loudly.

Sting on the keys Anton,

Sting on the buttons Ivan,

And the accordion sounded

And played (accordion)

Bayan is a musical instrument, a kind of harmonica with a full chromatic scale on the right keyboard, basses and ready-made chord or ready-to-select accompaniment on the left. Named after the ancient Russian singer-storyteller Boyan.

The modern bayan is equipped with a five- or three-row right keyboard, sometimes with register-switches (depending on the number of simultaneously sounding voices when one button is pressed in the right keyboard mechanism) and a ready-selectable five- or six-row left keyboard and has excellent artistic and performance capabilities, allows play not only the simplest melodies, but also masterpieces of world classics. There are two-, three-, four- and five-part button accordions.

Bayan consists of three parts - the right half-body, the left half-body, the fur chamber. The sound in the bayan arises due to the vibration of the reeds in the openings of the voice bar under the influence of an air stream from the fur chamber or into the fur chamber.

Conversations with BAYAN.

Bayan can tell a lot about himself. Look at Bayan - what a handsome man!
It's amazing how much it looks like an accordion.

Still, - the instrument boomed in a juicy, thick bass. - The accordion is my blood brother. Confuses us who does not look closely. Indeed, the Accordion
on the side of the key, like a piano, on the other - buttons. And Bayan has buttons on both the right and left. That's like the whole difference.

And when were you born?

Rarely anyone from musical instruments to such a question
ready to answer. And I know for sure that he appeared in 1907.

Yes, you are still a child! other musical instruments, such as the harp, are thousands of years old. - And such successes! World fame! Must be ability
extraordinary!

The instrument was touched, sobbed in basses:

You respect me, and I will open my soul to you. - And opened it. . . The soul of this tool is a special pneumatic device, in other words, a device that acts by force. compressed air. Air is pumped by furs, it vibrates elastic metal plates-tongues.
The instrument pronounces something gloomy in bass - only reeds are in motion.
It will fill with a gentle nightingale trill - others are moving. The instrument is having fun - the tongues are dancing merrily, sad - the tongues are trembling in thought.
- So that's your secret!
- Let's clarify: not mine, but all pneumatic reed instruments, and the Accordion too.
- A you something personally than such special?
- Without false modesty I will say - improved me. So advanced that perhaps the most perfect of all pneumatic reeds.
Here the tool told its story.

It turns out that he comes from the ancient Russian city of Tula, famous for all kinds of crafts. Came out of a large family of accordions. And it was created by master Pyotr Sterligov, an accordionist. Yes, not on a whim, but by order of the artist Orlandsky-Titarenko. This artist played Russian folk songs unusually well on the accordions. But he had a dream to play even more skillfully. Thus, our hero was born. And they gave him a name, not some kind of newborn, but a proud, epic one (By the way, the name of this epic singer is found in Pushkin's poem "Ruslan and Lyudmila".) Yes, the instrument turned out to be so dexterous, sonorous, that he went for a walk all over Russia. And then they recognized him abroad, and everywhere he conquered hearts with a Russian melody. As time went on - the instrument matured, and he wanted to try everything in the world.
“I feel a heroic strength in myself,” said the instrument, finishing the story. - I can play any music, the most difficult. I compete with the famous Piano and the mighty Organ.
I almost forgot. . .
The name of this instrument is BAYAN.

(I draw your attention: the name of the epic singer is sometimes written through "o" - Boyan, the name of the instrument is always written through "a" - Bayan.)

The most widely known button accordions are with a three-row keyboard in the right hand and with ready-made chords in the left, five- or six-row keyboard. Such button accordions, according to the place of their original manufacture and distribution, began to be called Moscow, in contrast to the so-called Leningrad, four-row ones. Now there are button accordions with five rows on the right keyboard.

In addition, there are elective button accordions with a three-row keyboard in both the right and left hands. Here the chords are freely selectable on the keyboard, just like on the piano, depending on how they are written. Recently, combined accordions have appeared, on which you can play both as an accordion with ready-made chords, and as an elective one.

Orchestras of folk instruments use orchestral button accordions with one right keyboard. Their whole family: piccolo, soprano, alto, tenor, bass and double bass. They differ from each other not only in range, but also in timbre. In addition, there are special orchestral - timbre button accordions: in sound they are similar to the flute, clarinet, bassoon and other instruments of the symphony orchestra.

Consider the device of a conventional three-row button accordion with ready-made chords.

The box-shaped wooden body of the button accordion consists of two halves, interconnected with fur. Inside each semi-body there are decks, on which resonators with voice bars are fixed from the side of the fur, and outside - a valve mechanism with a keyboard.

The keys of the right hand are placed on a special bar - neck, and the left - on the front wall of the semi-body. Both mechanisms are covered with lattice covers from above. From the inside, the covers are pasted over with a thin thick cloth, which is a filter that protects voices from dust.

On the left half-body, a short belt is strengthened, under which, when playing, a left hand. In addition to playing the keyboard, the left hand stretches and compresses the fur, pumping air.

Two straps are attached to the right half of the body, which are worn over the shoulders and firmly hold the instrument during playing, freeing the right hand from supporting forces.

The fur is a four-sided corrugated box, pasted over with fabric on the outside. The fur is glued to small narrow wooden frames, and they are already directly attached to both halves of the body with hairpins or hooks. The places where the fur is bent - the corners - are glued from the inside with strips of husky, thin soft deerskin, and from above for greater strength they are strengthened with special metal corners.

The body of the button accordion is glued together from thin beech or birch planks. The corners of the body are glued into a spike " dovetail". In addition, the top corners are fixed with metal decorative plates that protect them from damage and sticking.

Unlike soundboards on other instruments, bayan soundboards are not a resonating device, but serve only as a mechanical airtight partition (diaphragm) between the fur chamber and the valve mechanism. They are made of good, even and durable plywood, birch or beech. Several rows of holes are drilled in the deck, which are blocked from the outside by valves and against which the holes of the resonant chambers are installed from the inside.

The sound on the button accordion arises as a result of vibrations of a thin steel plate (tongue, voice) over a slot through which a stream of air is driven. Slots are made in massive durable stainless steel strips, brass, aluminum and others. Planks are solid or split, consisting of small plates, separate for each sound, more precisely - for each pair of reeds.

Tongues or voices are made of special spring steel, they are firmly riveted to the slats above the voice slots. The dimensions of the slots, the length, width and thickness of the tongue depend on the pitch of the sound: they are the larger, the lower the sound, and vice versa. Small copper plates are soldered onto the reeds of the lowest bass tones to make them heavier.

Above the slot, from the side opposite the tongue, a strip of husky is glued, which closes the glottic fissure during the reverse movement of the air stream, and thereby reduces air consumption, fur consumption during the game.

Each pair of voices on the bar is against a small resonator chamber - gorodushka. The volume of the chamber, its shape and dimensions are important for the strength and timbre of the sound, so they are specially calculated and designed.

Gorodushki together with planks make up a separate structure, the so-called resonators. At the bottom of each gorodushka, wide holes are drilled for air passage, which coincide with the same holes in the deck. The resonators are glued together from birch or alder. Each row of keys on the neck corresponds to a separate resonator.

In all joints where there is a danger of air leakage: between the planks and walls of the towns, between the resonators and the soundboard, a seal is laid - strips of fleecy soft husky. The slats are attached to the resonators with curved studs or small studs with wide heads. In addition, the edges of the planks are filled with molten wax.

Valves are small wooden plates, on the underside of which strips of soft kid are glued, and a wire leash is fixed on top, with which the valve rises and falls, blocking the holes in the deck. The fleecy side of the husky fits snugly against the soundboard, preventing arbitrary air from entering the voices, and softens the impact of the valve on the soundboard during playing. Sometimes, to reduce noise when playing, a strip of thin cloth is additionally laid between the valve tree and the husky.

The keys of the right keyboard are narrow wooden levers that are placed in the corresponding sockets on the fretboard and rotate on a wire axis. From the side of the neck, mother-of-pearl or celluloid buttons - buttons are strengthened at the ends with the keys, and holes are drilled at the other ends with the keys, into which the ends of the valve leads are screwed or glued. Below in the slots under the keys there are springs, under the action of which the valves are tightly pressed against the deck.

Thus, all three rows of valves are arranged on those button accordions where the neck is closer to back wall corps. In the same place, where the neck is located closer to the middle of the body, the third row of valves has a slightly different arrangement: the valve leashes are bent in a special way and are attached to a wooden plank glued to the soundboard with the help of two loops. The end of the key is brought under the free curved end of the valve leash and presses on it, lifting the valve. In this case, the main valve springs are installed not: under the keys, but directly on the deck, near the axis of rotation of the leash. Under the key itself, in addition, there is an additional small spring that tightly presses the pushing end of the key to the end of the valve leash, eliminating the gap between them and the inevitable idling of the key in this case.

On the fretboard of a bayan of mass production, fifty-two keys are usually installed, the range is from large cu-flat to C-sharp of the fourth octave. On bayans made to order, the number of keys reaches fifty-eight, sixty-one, and even sixty-four. Range with fifty-eight keys: from large salt to mi of the fourth octave.

The arrangement of the mechanism of the left keyboard is much more complicated than the right one. The presence of a bass that has an octave tripling or even a quadrupling requires a special design of the voice plates and resonators. The push-button system of mechanics should provide wide selectivity of chords in the range of small and first octaves.

Let's consider the device of the left keyboard of the button accordion, which has one hundred and twenty bass buttons: six rows of twenty buttons in a row.

Left keyboard associated with two rows of valves: one row (12) is for basses, and the other (also 12) is for chord voices.

Under the bass valves are four voice bars, mounted on separate resonators, but assembled into one unit. The build of each bar differs from the adjacent one by an octave. When the valve is lifted, four octave sounds sound simultaneously, for example, when the bass button is pressed, they sound simultaneously to large, to small, to the first and to the second octaves. This octave bass boost is necessary to create a certain strength and thickness of the sound. On some button accordions, the bass is only tripled: the bar for the highest voices is not set.

Each bar has twelve pairs of voices arranged in chromatic sequence. The range of all four bass bars is from E contra octave to E flat second octave. The bass valves are controlled by the first two (from the bellows) rows of the left keyboard.

The entire complex chord keyboard controls the sound of only one resonator, which has two solid voice bars on it. There are twelve pairs of voices on each bar, they are located on both sides, as usual, and are tuned in a chromatic sequence from G minor to F-sharp of the first octave.

All bass and chord valves are connected with special bolsters, located along the valves parallel to the deck, with the help of stud leads. For each tone - a separate roller; thus, there are two sets of rollers - twelve bass and twelve chord.

Each roller has several studs that take the force from the pushers rigidly connected to the key with a button. The buttons through the corresponding holes are displayed on the front wall of the left half of the case.

When playing, the movement from the finger is transmitted through the pusher button, on which in a certain place - near the pin of the corresponding roller - there is a small pin. The pin touches a pin, rigidly fastened to the roller, and causes the roller to turn. Turning, the roller moves the other pin on it, which, with the help of a leash, is connected to the free end of the valve leash: the valve rises and opens the holes in the deck to let air pass to the voices.

The mechanics of the chord keyboard also work in a similar way, with the only difference being that there are several pins on the pusher that actuate several valves at the same time. So, for example, when you press the G minor triad button, the pusher with pins touches the pins of the rollers associated with the keys of the sounds G, B-flat and D, and opens them.

The button accordion's left keyboard has six vertical rows of twenty buttons each. The first two rows, counting from the fur, are basses, the remaining four are chords. In the first row are the so-called auxiliary basses - a large third from the main bass; in the second - the main basses, tonics; in the “third row - major, large triads; in the fourth, minor, small triads; in the fifth - dominant seventh chords with a missing fifth; in the sixth - diminished seventh chords

The middle of the left keyboard has seven rows of white buttons, these are the keys of "pure" tones, their main basses do not have sharps or flats. Below the white buttons are five rows of black buttons, the main basses of which are flat. Above the white keys there are also five rows of black buttons, the main basses of which have sharps. The corresponding rows of upper and lower black buttons, although they have different names, sound the same, they are enharmonic equal (for example, the key in C sharp is enharmonic equal to the key in D flat). In other words: the black buttons at the top and bottom duplicate each other. In addition, above the black buttons there is one and below the black buttons there are two rows of white buttons that duplicate the three extreme rows of white buttons.

Such a large number of duplicating keys is necessary to make it convenient for the performer to play in any key without unnecessary jumps from the top of the keyboard to the bottom and. vice versa.

Consider the device of a conventional three-row button accordion with ready-made chords.

A short belt is fastened on the left half-body, under which the left hand is passed when playing. In addition to playing the keyboard, the left hand stretches and compresses the fur, pumping air.

Two straps are attached to the right half of the body, which are worn over the shoulders and firmly hold the instrument during playing, freeing the right hand from supporting forces.

The body of the button accordion is glued together from thin beech or birch planks. The corners of the body are glued into a dovetail spike. In addition, the top corners are fixed with metal decorative plates that protect them from damage and sticking.

Gorodushki together with the slats make up a separate structure, the so-called resonators. At the bottom of each gorodushka, wide holes are drilled for air passage, which coincide with the same holes in the deck. The resonators are glued together from birch or alder. Each row of keys on the neck corresponds to a separate resonator.

Thus, all three rows of valves are arranged on those button accordions where the neck is placed closer to the back wall of the body. In the same place, where the neck is located closer to the middle of the body, the third row of valves has a slightly different arrangement: the valve leashes are bent in a special way and are attached to a wooden plank glued to the soundboard with the help of two loops. The end of the key is brought under the free curved end of the valve leash and presses on it, lifting the valve. In this case, the main valve springs are installed not: under the keys, but directly on the deck, near the axis of rotation of the leash. Under the key itself, in addition, there is an additional small spring that tightly presses the pushing end of the key to the end of the valve leash, eliminating the gap between them and the inevitable idling of the key in this case.

Let's consider the device of the left keyboard of the button accordion, which has one hundred and twenty bass buttons: six rows of twenty buttons in a row.

The left keyboard is associated with two rows of valves: one row (12) is for basses, and the other (also 12) is for chord voices.

Such a large number of duplicate keys is necessary in order for the performer to be comfortable playing in any key without unnecessary jumps from the top of the keyboard to the bottom and. vice versa.