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The 15 pages that link to Accordion, each with the reason it gives.

• Keyboard instrumentRelated: It pairs keyboard fingering with bellows-driven airflow in a portable instrument.

• HarmoniumCompared with: Unlike most harmoniums, an accordion uses bellows motion directly during performance and often has buttons or bass keys.

• HarmonicaCompared with: Unlike the harmonica, the accordion supplies airflow with bellows and uses a keyboard or buttons.

• Pipe organCompared with: Its reeds and hand-operated bellows contrast with the pipe organ’s fixed pipes and wind system.

• CorridosRelated: In northern styles, accordion melodies often carry corridos' tunes.

• Free reedBroader topic: Its reed plates contain multiple free reeds tuned to different pitches.

• Organ (music)Compared with: Like some organs it uses air and keyboards, but its reeds and hand-operated bellows produce a different sound.

• BellowsBroader topic: Its hand-operated bellows provide the airflow that makes the reeds sound.

• BagpipesCompared with: Like bagpipes it uses stored airflow and reeds, but its bellows and keyboard produce the notes.

• Weird Al YankovicRelated: Yankovic’s accordion playing is a distinctive part of his musical identity and performances.

• Luiz GonzagaNarrower topic: Gonzaga’s accordion playing became the defining sound of his public image.

• Carlos VivesRelated: Its bright, mobile melody lines are central to the vallenato sound Vives popularized.

• GrockBroader topic: Its portability and comic associations suited Grock’s touring musical clown act.

• Merengue musicRelated: Its bright melodies became a defining sound of modern merengue.

• Pump organRelated: It uses the same broad reed-and-bellows principle in a portable form.