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Accordion repair is a dying occupation. Meet an Albertan keeping it alive

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Edwin Erickson is one of the last remaining accordion repair people in Alberta. The accordion was invented in Europe during the early 1800s and became popular for folk music. An accordion can have up to 6,000 parts and requires labour from workers in more than 20 occupations.

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Accordion repair is a dying occupation. Meet an Albertan keeping it alive

In Edwin Erickson’s workshop, there’s row after row of busted accordions. Some need tuning, others have crooked buttons or blown out bellows. Erickson has been fixing accordions like these for more than 50 years.

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