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 Junior Accordion Musical Instrument Our feisty and fun accordion is especially designed to accommodate young players. A pleasure to play and hear, this 7 key, 14 note diatonic accordion comes complete with bass, harmony and bypass keys. A classic pearlescent celluloid casing tops off this sturdy instrument, constructed with a wooden frame and stainless steel reeds. Buy from Amazon.com |
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Last Updated
November 23, 2008
© Gifts for Learning, 2003-2004
© Gifts for Learning, 2003-2004
Tip: Encourage your gifted child to learn an instrument. Some instruments can be learned early, although you don't need to push it. Get your child involved in his or her school's music program as soon as possible. Some programs start in 4th grade, some in 5th and some not until middle school. One reason to get your gifted child involved in a music program is that music is quite beneficial for a number of reasons. (
Another reason to get your child started in the school's music program is that the kids in band tend to form a close knit group with a common interest of music. A child who needs to belong, but doesn't fit anywhere else, can often find affiliation in band. 
