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		<title>Digital Accordion 1 &#8211; Easy repertoire for beginners</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p><em>Digital Accordion 1</em> stems from the need for a ready-to-use repertoire—hitherto missing for the digital accordion, yet essential to introduce musicians to this instrument. The DAL work-ing group, embodied in this case by the authors of the transcriptions (Stefano Arato, Michele Bracciali, Paolo Camporesi, Anselmo Petrosino, and Massimo Pitzianti), wanted to address the basic level as a first step, proposing easy pieces taken from educational collections and from famous repertoire appropriately adapted, such as Strauss's <em>Annen Polka </em>or Vivaldi's <em>Spring</em>. The real innovation is found by scanning the QR code inside the book. The webpage linked to it contains dedicated folders for each digital accordion model mentioned on the cover, featuring the sound programs prepared by the authors for each piece, a technical index describing the chosen instrumentation, and any explanatory notes.</p>
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<p><em>Digital Accordion 1</em> nasce dall’esigenza di un repertorio di pronto uso, finora assente per la fisarmonica digitale, ma necessario per avvicinare i musicisti a questo strumento. Il gruppo di lavoro DAL, incarnato in questo caso dagli autori delle trascrizioni (Stefano Arato, Michele Bracciali, Paolo Camporesi, Anselmo Petrosino e Massimo Pitzianti), ha voluto come primo step occuparsi del livello base, proponendo brani facili tratti da raccolte didattiche e dal repertorio celebre opportunamente adattato, come <em>Annen Polka</em> di Strauss o la <em>Primavera </em>di Vivaldi. La vera novità si trova inquadrando il codice QR presente nel testo. La pagina web ad esso collegata contiene cartelle dedicate a ciascun modello di fisarmonica digitale citato in copertina, contenenti i programmi sonori preparati dagli autori per ogni brano, un indice tecnico che descrive la strumentazione scelta ed eventuali note esplicative.</p>
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