Is the Bravo III 120 good for beginners?

No — this is the largest accordion in the Bravo range, built for players well past the beginner stage. 120 bass buttons and 7 registers are a lot to take in if you're just starting out; a 48-bass accordion is a far easier place to begin.

Is the Bravo III 120 hard to learn?

If you already play the full 120-bass system, this feels familiar. If you're moving up from a smaller instrument, the extra bass buttons take practice, though the right-hand keyboard doesn't change.

Does the Bravo III 120 come with a case and straps?

Yes. It comes with a gig bag and standard shoulder straps, so you can start playing straight away.

What music can you play on the Bravo III 120?

With 3 voices, 7 registers and 5 tone colours, plus the full 120-bass system, it has the range for classical, orchestral, jazz and folk playing at a serious level.

How heavy is the Bravo III 120?

It weighs 9.2 kg and measures 48 × 18.5 cm — the heaviest accordion in the Bravo range. It suits an adult player who's used to handling a full-size instrument; if weight is a concern, ask us about a lighter option.

What does the full 120-bass system actually give me?

120 bass is the standard ‘full-size’ layout most orchestral and classical accordion music is written for — it covers every major and minor key and chord in the Stradella bass system. Smaller bass counts (48, 72, 96) cover a subset of that, which is fine for most popular and folk music, but 120 is what serious repertoire generally calls for.

Hohner Bravo III 120 Bass Piano Accordion

Name: Hohner Bravo III 120 Bass Piano Accordion
Brand: Cecere's Music
SKU: A16842
Price: 4245.79 AUD
Availability: InStock

Bravo III 120's FAQs

No — this is the largest accordion in the Bravo range, built for players well past the beginner stage. 120 bass buttons and 7 registers are a lot to take in if you're just starting out; a 48-bass accordion is a far easier place to begin.
If you already play the full 120-bass system, this feels familiar. If you're moving up from a smaller instrument, the extra bass buttons take practice, though the right-hand keyboard doesn't change.
Yes. It comes with a gig bag and standard shoulder straps, so you can start playing straight away.
With 3 voices, 7 registers and 5 tone colours, plus the full 120-bass system, it has the range for classical, orchestral, jazz and folk playing at a serious level.
It weighs 9.2 kg and measures 48 × 18.5 cm — the heaviest accordion in the Bravo range. It suits an adult player who's used to handling a full-size instrument; if weight is a concern, ask us about a lighter option.
120 bass is the standard ‘full-size’ layout most orchestral and classical accordion music is written for — it covers every major and minor key and chord in the Stradella bass system. Smaller bass counts (48, 72, 96) cover a subset of that, which is fine for most popular and folk music, but 120 is what serious repertoire generally calls for.

No — this is the largest accordion in the Bravo range, built for players well past the beginner stage. 120 bass buttons and 7 registers are a lot to take in if you're just starting out; a 48-bass accordion is a far easier place to begin.
Yes. It comes with a gig bag and standard shoulder straps, so you can start playing straight away.
It weighs 9.2 kg and measures 48 × 18.5 cm — the heaviest accordion in the Bravo range. It suits an adult player who's used to handling a full-size instrument; if weight is a concern, ask us about a lighter option.

If you already play the full 120-bass system, this feels familiar. If you're moving up from a smaller instrument, the extra bass buttons take practice, though the right-hand keyboard doesn't change.
With 3 voices, 7 registers and 5 tone colours, plus the full 120-bass system, it has the range for classical, orchestral, jazz and folk playing at a serious level.
120 bass is the standard ‘full-size’ layout most orchestral and classical accordion music is written for — it covers every major and minor key and chord in the Stradella bass system. Smaller bass counts (48, 72, 96) cover a subset of that, which is fine for most popular and folk music, but 120 is what serious repertoire generally calls for.

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Accordion comparison: specifications by model
Specification	Bravo III 120	Bravo II 48	Bravo III 72	Paolo Soprani 37/96	Paolo Soprani 41/120
Bass buttons	120	48	72		120
Tuning key
Treble voices	3	2	3
Reed quality	Standard	Standard	Standard
Case	Bag	Bag	Bag	Hardcase	Hardcase
Straps	Included	Included	Included
Weight	9.2 kg	4.9 kg	7.4 kg
Colours	Blue Pearl	Black, White Pearl, Red Pearl, Blue Pearl	Black, Red Pearl, Blue Pearl
Keyboard	Piano	Piano	Piano		Piano
System	Chromatic	Chromatic	Chromatic
Treble keys	41	26	34
Note range	F – A	B – C	G – E
Treble registers	7	2	5
Tone colours	5	2	5
Bass voices	4	4	4
Bass registers	3		2
Size	48 cm × 18.5 cm

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