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bandoneon Mus.|bænˈdɒnɪən, bænˈdəʊniːən|
Also bandoleon, bandonion.
[a. Ger., f. the name of Heinrich Band (see below) + -on- + -eón (as in G. Akkordeon); cf. F. bandonéon (Trésor, 1928), bandoléon, S. Amer. Sp. bandoneón.]
A kind of button accordion invented by Band c 1840, and typical of Argentine tango orchestras.
1925Daily News 1 Oct. 7/6 The Tango band consists of piano, harmonium, guitar, symphonic mandoline, concertina and bandoleons. 1934Webster, Bandonion. 1938Oxf. Compan. Mus. 788/1 The Bandonion is an Argentine type of accordion. There is no keyboard—merely buttons. 1961A. C. Baines Mus. Instruments xiii. 325 The Bandoneon, a solo instrument in Argentine tango orchestras, is itself a square-built button accordion invented by Band of Kleefeld, c. 1840. 1982Daily Tel. 7 Sept. 9/1 In ‘5 Tango's’, [set] to music by the Argentinian composer Astor Piazzolla for the bandoneon,..van Maneu shows a..flair for tango rhythms. |