Materials for Learning

The HOHNER Erica diatonic accordion was chosen because it is sturdy and, if well protected, can withstand the moist climate in The Bahamas. In days gone by, children were not allowed to touch the instrument. They were forced to observe, remember, find moments to sneak the instrument when the adults were away in the fields, and do their best to reproduce it on the instrument. This is how the legacy was passed on for one hundred years.

The Cat Island Accordion & French camp provides the instructors and the instruments giving learners a unique opportunity to learn to play the instrument. Without the continuous support of HOHNER, this would not be possible as the