Beautifully arranged with an acoustical treasure trove of flutes, singing bowls, cello, percussion, didgeridoo, jembe, piano, accordion and vocals, this is an aural journey not to be missed.
Two or more folds parallel to each other with adjacent folds in opposite directions, resembling the bellows of an accordion. Alternative term: fanfold.
You were neck and neck with someone else but what really, kind of, was a deciding factor was the fact that you are into roller derby and you play the accordion.
Keeping one of those portable accordion folders in your bag works well when you're away from home, and it combos well with a file box for longer-term storage.
To help churn the food, the stomach has an extra layer of oblique smooth muscle within its muscularis externa that allows it to contract and expand like a big accordion.
Then the fiddles, bull fiddles, accordions, banjos and knuckle-bones broke into a slow rendition of " Lorena" — too slow for dancing, the dancing would come later when the booths were emptied of their wares.
So for instance, if we look at the this layer of the visual subnetwork, we'll find neurons that get very excited when they see, for instance, someone playing an accordion.