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Accordion Fingering Chart PDF — Free

Treble and bass side at a glance: the Stradella system, every essential chord and the most common accompaniment patterns — as a printable chart for your instrument.

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Treble Side (Right Hand)
Melody keys, C-system layout and the most important fingerings

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Bass Side — Stradella
Bass buttons, chord buttons (major/minor/7th/dim) and row logic

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All Main Chords

C major through B major plus minors — for practice and reference

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Why a fingering chart makes the start easier

If you are starting accordion as an adult, you do not have to memorise sheet music first. The bass side of the instrument uses the Stradella system: fixed chord buttons instead of individual notes. Many accompaniment patterns can be learned directly from a fingering chart — even before you master classical notation.

This PDF walks you through both sides of the instrument and shows exactly where every note and chord lives. You will find your way around from your very first practice session — whether you play on a 48-bass or a 120-bass model.

Clear layout for right and left hand
Works for absolute beginners with no music theory
Also a great entry point to the accordion guide for 50+

Mirco Lieber, MMag.

Concert musician and teacher with over 30 years of teaching experience, graduate of Ljubljana Music Academy and the University of Music in Vienna. This chart was created where he teaches every day: at the instrument with real students.