TEDxAmsterdam - Toeac - 11/30/10

The young accordion duo Toeac, consisting of Renée Bekkers and Pieternel Berkers show that their unusual instrument harbours a range of colours that is so rich and has such an infinite gamut of possibilities that it is in fact an orchestra all its own.

[@wodin49]

a nice train ride, reminds me of Steve Reichs different trains....stunning performance

[@daveheemi8588]

Was hesitant at listening to this but am amazingly surprised how cool this is.

[@SamFirthDesigner]

Is nobody gonna mention the guy in ice?

[@9E24O]

Magnifique...! Belle maitrise + très grand bravo et merci.

[@ondaride777]

wow i wonder why not so many views. they're greatest and unique!

[@JuanCarlos-nr4nq]

Compenetracion perfecta.precioso el sonido de las pigini

[@lugerochiodo7515]

Excellent playing .well done ,looks good as well...Lugero

[@JuanCarlos-nr4nq]

Precioso bravo maestras

[@naturalacousticslab3850]

Fantastic!!

[@Aalii6]

awesome!

[@MrHeffer]

Superbe, rien d'autre!

[@GanaellePastelArt]

I love !

[@jobrunenberg-accordion]

Fantastisch!

[@Teclas41]

Yes, Jo! Fantastisch!

[@accayan]

Very good

[@Ebinspurdo]

smh tbh it lit af 2.0 speed fam 😂😂😂😂👌🔥💯

[@DiegoVaz3]

I thought they played B-system in Holland. Apparently, I errred.

[@gyrocompa]

Could you please explain what you mean by B-system ? Thanks in advance !

[@DiegoVaz3]

Those are the various button layouts for the treble side of chromatic button accordions. You can Google it up.

[@gyrocompa]

Thanks for your answer. Wow, I thought all the "small button left keyboard" accordions were the same, but it is even more complicated than I thought. However, as an excuse I have hardly ever seen such accordions, since mine is the French system (known as harmonéon), invented by Pierre Monichon.