The bayan is a chromatic button accordion that emerged in the Russian Empire in the early 20th century, named after the 11th-century poet Boyan.
This specific bayan is called Rebyonok, which translates to "kid." It is a lightweight accordion, making it easy to transport and an excellent choice for children learning to play. It serves as an ideal instrument for music schools and educational settings.
Specifications
Type: Chromatic button accordion type B Year of Manufacture: Early 1978s Origin: Soviet Union Weight: 5.7 kg Dimensions: Length 35 cm, Width 35 cm Treble Keyboard: 3 rows, 43 buttons Bass Keyboard: 5 rows, 80 buttons One air release button Treble switches: None Bass switches: None
This bayan showcases a vintage accordion design that evokes nostalgia while ensuring excellent functionality. Despite its classic look, the instrument is in good condition and fully operational, allowing musicians to appreciate its rich sound without concerns about performance. A key feature of this bayan is its lightweight build, which greatly enhances its portability.
Additionally, this bayan sets itself apart from the more common Soviet accordions. In those models, each treble button activates two reeds simultaneously for a fuller sound. In contrast, this bayan engages a single reed with each button press, providing a distinct tonal quality and playing experience that may attract musicians seeking something different. Overall, this bayan is an appealing choice for anyone in search of a vintage yet functional accordion that stands out
