Introducing Le Ludion
By Philippe Crasse
For three months we have been looking at MMDigest -- we revise our English before joining this forum. ;-)
In fact, it seems easy to understand all of you, when you talk about our common passion : music and mechanical musical instruments. I'm happy to know that it's difficult for everybody in the whole world, to unscrew some rusty parts of a forgotten instrument, and to find old traditional components to restore the same.
For 20 years, we know those kinds of questions, and we try to answer with a specialized team of 10 dedicated people. We use our experience in restoration for re-creating "old-dreamy street and fairground organs".
Those who were in Chicago '96 MBSI Convention know our line of organs, and the music we arrange and punch. We develop our tune-list with re-edition of antique tunes from Limonaire, Gavioli, Gasparini and Marenghi style, and we arrange new songs for contemporary entertainment. We feature a computer-driven punching machine (with no name, this tool works, and wastes no time to get a Christian name from the local town hall ;-)
In south of France (when you put the Earth in your left hand) you can locate our workshop in Toulouse, on your right, just above the Mediterranean sea, (43 deg. North and 1 East). Have a trip there, it's really a fine place.
Until we welcome you, have a look on our web site on
http://www.leludion.com
Demographics:
Eve Crasse top secret lady
Philippe Crasse 01/51
le ludion 06/76
average of the team 38 years
Toulouse / France
Let's know your comments, and be sure, you have French friends.
Le Ludion, 2 rue Fermat, F-31000 Toulouse
Tel +33(0)561 528 602 ; Fax +33(0)561 142 434 ; Mobile +33(0)607 624 394
E-mail: 101506.2653@compuserve.com http://www.leludion.com
[ Well, a big "Bonjour" from MMD to you, Philippe and Eve. Yes, I know
[ Toulouse and the fine red wines of Gers; when I visit France again I
[ will surely visit you. It is a special pleasure to welcome an organ-
[ maker in France -- our first. You join the company of our members
[ who build organs in Germany: Jaeger & Brommer, and Robert Hopp.
[ So what name will be bestowed upon your perforating machine? Will
[ it be a boy's name or a girl's? You must tell us soon! -- Robbie |
(Message sent Mon 10 Mar 1997, 21:52:25 GMT, from time zone GMT-0500.) |
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