Keyboard Layout and Scale

If you are just learning how to play the chemnitzer concertina, or if you are interested in arranging music with special chemnitzer notation, you may find the following documents useful.

Bandoneon / Chemnitzer Conversion Chart – Sheet 1
Blank Staff Paper (4 Stave) – Sheet 1
Blank Staff Paper (5 Stave) – Sheet 1
Blank Staff Paper (6 Stave) – Sheet 1
Chemnitzer Keyboard Scale (Version 1) – Sheet 1, Sheet 2
Chemnitzer Keyboard Scale (Version 2) – Sheet 1
Chemnitzer Keyboard Layout, 104-Key (with notes on staff) – Sheet 1 (Ted Kolba)
Chemnitzer Keyboard Layout, 104-Key (note letter names) – Sheet 1 (Ted Kolba)
Chemnitzer Keyboard Layout, 104-Key (simple format) – Sheet 1 (Ted Kolba)
Chord Charts – Sheet 1, Sheet 2
Key Transposition Chart (Version 1) – Sheet 1
Key Transposition Chart (Version 2) – Sheet 1
Key Transposition Slide Rule – Sheet 1

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