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News From NEAM: July 2015 Edition
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Kirkus – Profiles
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…