What is another word for chemnitzer concertina?
Pronunciation: [kˈɛmnɪtsə kɒnsətˈiːnə] (IPA) 
The Chemnitzer concertina is a type of accordion that originated in the German city of Chemnitz. It is also referred to as a Chemnitz-style concertina or simply a Chemnitz accordion. Other synonyms for this instrument include Chemnitser Konzertina, Chemnitzer Knopfakkordeon, and Chemnitzer handharmonika. The instrument is known for its distinctive sound, which is produced by pressing buttons or keys on either side of a bellows. It is commonly used in polka music and other genres of traditional folk music. Due to its unique sound and design, the Chemnitzer concertina remains a popular instrument among musicians and enthusiasts alike.
