You’ll find the accordion in nearly every style of music, worldwide,” said Joe Petosa Jr., third-generation owner of Petosa ...

You could go out and buy an electric accordion, but even low-end models carry a hefty price tag. But, this is Hackaday, and you know we’re going to be telling you about someone who found a ...

In that time, craftspeople build only 20 accordions from Pigini's most expensive model, the Pigini Nòva. And it can retail for almost 40,000 euros online. So what goes into making a Pigini accordion?

The accordion gained popularity in Europe in the late 19th century, particularly among folk musicians. Early models had buttons on one side that played full chords. Interestingly, each button ...

Seven years ago, the company moved from Seattle to Lynnwood where it sells, rents and repairs new and used accordions. Today, its instruments are made at the company’s factory in Italy.