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I am trying to learn the Bayan (Accordion) and the book I am following has the following piece as it's trying to introduce the left hand bass system.

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In the first measure I can understand the position for the first three notes (C, D and E) but I am not able to understand how the F note (played with a button right next to the C button) is expected to be played using the 2nd finger.

Is it a different button than the one next to the C button or is it basically really quick fingering change that I need to learn ?

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    That's certainly an odd fingering and not playable on Stradella Bass. My guess is either a typo or that it's not for a Stradella bass after all. Maybe free bass? What book is it?
    – Brian Slesinsky
    Mar 3 at 7:50
  • I know accordions can be "upside down" depending on where they are from. Perhaps your accordion is not from the same country? Or perhaps I did not understand the issue, is your hands too small so shifting would be needed? I think accordion player's hands fly all over the place (I can't play anything advanced myself and don't have one at home).
    – Emil
    Mar 7 at 11:16

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enter image description hereThis is bayan free bas system. F is in the 1st line, suitable for 2nd finger. C is in 3rd line, suitable for 4th finger and E is on 2nd line, suitable for 3rd finger. enter image description here

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