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Accordinas Marcel Dreux
Those who are listening to it for the first time prick up their ears. Those who know him love him. Those who try it don't want to leave it anymore: The accordina is a character instrument that sits next to the accordion and harmonica. It borrows the free reeds and the right-hand keyboard from the accordion, the breath of the ordinary player replacing the bellows. As on the harmonica, on each note, a single reed vibrates to diffuse a straight sound, without vibration.
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Richard Galliano first then Olivier Manoury, Daniel Mille, Ludovic Beier and others opened the doors of jazz to him but all styles of music can be approached with the accordina. The story of its invention and its rebirth is fascinating: in the 1930s, André Borel invented and marketed it. After his death, the instrument almost disappeared, forgotten by the musicians who had once worshiped it. Fortunately in 1998, accordionist Marcel Dreux fell in love with it and decided to bring it back to life first for his personal use.
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Then, encouraged by many musicians such as Daniel Mille, Olivier Manoury, Roland Romanelli, Ludovic Beier or Jean-Louis Noton and others , Marcel produced for marketing the model A 2000, a true copy of the model created by André Borel.
We must also mention Roberto Morbidoni , quality luthier based in Castelfidardo who was not stingy with his time and his advice, just like Thierry Bénétoux of the Piano à Bretelles. They are hereby thanked for their precious collaboration.
Later, plans for the A04 model presented here will come out of the computer.
The A04 is the synthesis of the accordinists' requests as well as his work because Marcel Dreux plays it and does internal research himself.
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Today these accordinas are the new benchmark.
Marcel Dreux advises and delivers musicians all over the world.
By interacting with the most famous he constantly improves his instruments.
