An Accordion Story by Consumption Films

[@smilinscandinavian]

These are some of the nicest people you'll ever meet. They're also incredibly knowledgeable about accordions.

[@scalephrase]

Excellent story! Thank you for posting this beautiful work. How could we not love something that we hold that close to our hearts? Bravo, Petosa!

[@jonescortesmusic1095]

Very good. In early 2022 I intend to visit Petosa and show my country (Brazil) how Petosa accordions are. Luxury and sophistication

[@ducksareurlords3782]

I love accordions. The one I have is about four decades old West-German Royal Standard 5-row button accordion... It's a fun and... Actually somewhat simple instrument to play.

[@Bsloga]

Very cool. First I have heard about Petosa. Beautiful instruments.

[@Tuariq1]

this short film is beautiful!

[@yakityyob]

Thanks for a great story!

[@colette2612]

What a marvelous job depicting your family story! Be proud of thriving and surviving so many generations in such a tough business. It helps that Petosa Accordions are superior quality, superb, BEAUTIFUL instruments that are absolutely wonderful to play!

[@lucianosilva95333]

Linda história!! Parabéns a Petosa!! Vida longa!!

[@danraymond-f4f]

Thanks for sharing,

[@babybloc]

That is a really cute video. Very nice job. Cool to see the workshop fade between old and new.

[@raylt7]

THANK YOU

[@toytv5346]

Nice to ‘see’ you both after having had conversations with you earlier this week. Can’t wait to see my new ‘old’ box!

[@brullencompany4119]

Mexican Norteno bands would like your accordions if you made diatonic models. There is a Conjunto Festival in San Antonio where Hohner and Gabbanelli display their product. Your story and accordions are beautiful and sound great!!!

[@jozefbania]

very nice adverb very good quality

[@Oscararon]

A darn nice video! Wish you good luck!

[@tenonakin9237]

Is that a Button/piano accordion hybrid in the background at 1:49 ?

[@Gavin-Rice1894]

In the 1910s and 20s, a lot of companies made chromatic button accordions with faux piano keys to appear as piano accordions, but still had the diminished row systems. Pietro Frosini owned a couple of accordions like this.

[@dimasmayda8021]

Nice rendition to Feira de Mangaio from that woman! Nice video ;)

[@94ferraz]

Nice video. How can I be contact wiht Petosa?Thanks

[@petosaaccordions]

@94ferraz www.petosa.com (website) - [e-mail] (email) - 206 632 2700 (phone)

[@MarcosEmanuelCanhete]

Congratulations.

[@giuseppeferreri6640]

Nice accordion 🪗 Petosa brand my wonderful teacher Mr. Carroza he only used Petosa accordion 🪗 Mr. Carroza was a true virtuoso rip

[@hectorcampos8316]

They Have Clifton Chienier 👍👍👍😃 Great AccordeonPlayer

[@spigeon]

Nice IBM Selectric in the office

[@CHLUMIREK]

Super :-)

[@joeycardenas5126]

Definitely forgot about the Mexicans who got into accordeon in the 1850s and in texas in early 1900s from early german settlers in the northamerica/mexico and now theyre the kings of accordeons with asians and russians now oook up too

[@jaimegutier273]

Why mentioning them? They merely imitated the Germans who actually brought the accordion and made it popular.

[@grigoriyefimovichrasputin7897]

Im getting into blacksmithing anyone else?

[@0311RFLMN]

walter losi #1

[@elliotmadethis]

lmao someone is playing libertango v badly or just doesn’t know it lol