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News From NEAM: July 2015 Edition

ByCarol Bara

Accordions And Their Stories: A Living Legacy [one_half last=”no” class=”” id=””]The New England Accordion Museum opened its doors in the Fall of 2011 in Canaan, Connecticut. How it came to be is, in itself, an interesting story. I learned to play the accordion from age 10 to 17 while growing up on Long Island. I…

Hartford Courant Visits New England Accordion Museum!

Hartford Courant Visits New England Accordion Museum!

ByCarol Bara

[one_third last=”no” class=”” id=””] Our accordion collection includes hundreds of unique and beautifully handcrafted pieces, however, our visitors would agree that it’s the narrated experience that becomes most memorable after visiting NEAM. Director, Paul Ramunni, curates the exhibits and shares memories that tell a genuine story about each accordion. The New England Accordion Museum would…

Accordions Alive Event Was A Success!

Accordions Alive Event Was A Success!

ByCarol Bara

[one_half last=”no” class=”” id=””]A Legendary Experience: Event Overview New and used accordions were displayed for sale along with sheet music of Italian and American accordion classics.. Entertainment was provided by Tony Lovello, a legendary accordionist that kept the crowd roaring with laughter and happy to see Tony perform with the same passion he always puts…

Kirkus – Profiles

ByWendy Fusari

Read reviewer/author Charles Cassady’s interview with Paul from Kirkus Reviews: Lavishly Illustrated Essays on Accordion Culture Find Grace Notes I’ve told that story about a hundred times. It still gives me goosebumps,” Angelo Paul Ramunni says, referring to the serendipity that led him to create an accordion-based museum in his home in Canaan, Connecticut—and, by…