The word "AKKORDEONALE" does not have a direct translation in English as it appears to be a specific term or a compound word. It could refer to something related to "accordion" or "accordion-like" in a musical or structural context. If you provide more context, I can help with a more accurate translation or explanation.

At its inception in 2009, the Akkordeonale was still focused on pulling the accordion out of its niche existence and into the broad spotlight. The festival quickly became an extraordinary experience that spans all cultures and styles, always innovative, exhilarating, and refreshingly different. It is a love letter to the most beautiful instrument in the world.

The Akkordeonale Germany is a different kind of accordion festival - it has been around for 18 years. The founder, Servais Haanen, invites various accordionists from around the world to collaborate on a program, which is then taken on tour.

This year's program includes:
Island sounds from wild Sardinia with Organetto and Launeddas, classical-contemporary treasures, Scottish high-speed folk, refreshing singing accompanied by accordion from all directions, as well as Dutch sound aesthetics, unconventional cello, and a moderation with cult status.

As diverse as the personalities, cultural backgrounds, and playing styles may be, the common language of music creates a vibrant communication that disregards borders and divisions. Improvisational talent, spontaneity, and the joy of performing together unite the musical richness of each individual into a celebration of sound! Adrenaline and soul balm!

See — Hear — Enjoy!

• Helena Sousa Estevez (Spain) - classical-contemporary treasures
• Andrew Waite (Scotland) - high-speed folk
• Franziska Hatz (Austria) - wild Styrian free spirit
• Peppino Bande (Sardinia) - Sardinian specialties
• Servais Haanen (Netherlands) - the master of fine sounds
• Roberto Tangianu (Sardinia) - Launeddas
• Johanna Stein (Germany) - cello