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concertina Noun a small musical instrument similar to an accordion Verb [-naing, -naed] to collapse or fold up like a concertina [from concert]
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Translations n concertina [konsəˈtiːnə] a portable musical wind instrument with bellows and a keyboard. konsertina, trekorrel, handharmonika lمِعْزَف يَدَوي سُداسي концертина harmonika concertina; lille, sekskantet trækharmonika die Ziehharmonika κονσερτίνα (μικρό ακορντεόν) concertina kontsertiina کنسرتینا käsiharmonikka concertina קוֹנצֶרטִינָה वाद्ययंत्र kromatska harmonika harmonika konsertina konsertína piccola fisarmonica 手風琴の一種 콘서티나(육각형의 소형 아코디언) koncertina harmonikas kosertina concertina konsertina, trekkspill concertina concertina concertină концертина akordeón kromatična harmonika mala harmonika concertina, [] dragspel หีบเพลงชัก körüklü armonika 六角手風琴 концертино موسیقی کا ایک ساز đàn côngxéctina 六角手风琴 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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I thought of hobgoblins and banshees, and will-o'-the-wisps, and those wicked girls who sit up all night on rocks, and lure people into whirl- pools and things; and I wished I had been a better man, and knew more hymns; and in the middle of these reflections I heard the blessed strains of "He's got `em on," played, badly, on a concertina, and knew that we were saved. The young man had a concertina, and he played the tunes popular on the music-halls a dozen years before. sang the Count, jauntily tossing up the concertina at arm's length, and bowing to us, on one side of the instrument, with the airy grace and elegance of Figaro himself at twenty years of age. |
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