accordion

Converse of subject

• accompany: Accompanied only by an accordion, it was a perfect accompaniment to the dancing of love, life and death.

Converse of object

• play: Starting to play the accordion, or church organ?
• include: Ominously these include accordion, too many banjos and the singing saw.
• have: It is not neccessary to have an accordion or a guitar.
• learn: For the first few weeks of learning music he dabbled with playing mouth organ, bagpipes and concertina, before learning button accordion.
• feature: And then Dominic Frontiere and I did an album with him featuring accordion and guitar for Liberty Records.
• make: By '52 Hagstrom was making some 15,000 accordions a year.

Adjective modifier

• diatonic: Then the trio of David Rolland on the diatonic accordion played music in the Cajun style of Louisiana.
• Key: Great f. ... Toy Accordion £ 17.99 US$35.08 E27.88 7 Key ACCORDION.
• midi: The band members are: Jim Leighton - midi accordion, piano.
• small: Many missionaries used music, playing a small accordion to draw a group together.
• solo: From a solo accordion to a sixteen piece band plus Bavarian cabaret.

Modifies a noun

• playing: Inspiration behind the revival of interest in trad accordion playing.
• player: Why did the viola player marry the accordion player?
• band: Do your sums and work out the minimum outlay for the formation of an accordion band today.
• music: Now the bluesy Louisiana Creole accordion music gets its own release.
• accompaniment: A story from everywhere in the world with accordion accompaniment.
• solo: Lazy Dog keep this track original by choosing to add a rarely see accordion solo.

Noun used with modifier

• piano: For good measure, Dennis brought his piano accordion with him.
• button: From my distance it looked like a Dickens ' era young girl playing a button accordion.