An Interview with Paul Ramunni

ByWendy Fusari

Jerry Homolka produced this video interview and captured the essence of our mission here at The New England Accordion Connection and Museum Co. Thank you Jerry & Enjoy Everyone!!

An Interview with Paul Ramunni

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