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Serinette in New England
By Francoise Dussour

It is not surprising to find English tunes playing in serinettes or
barrel organs from Mirecourt in east of France (Lorraine).  Many
organ-makers sent these little organs to foreign countries, especially
Holland, England and U.S.A., the Indies and other Far East countries.

For example, a very well-known organ maker named Nicolas Antoine Lete
(beginning of the XIXth century) was for 5 years long in America;
he worked, built and made American tunes for little barrel organs.
He was also in Cuba.

I need a picture to give you more information (instrument open,
please).

With the best regards from
Francoise Dussour
in Mirecourt, France
fdussour@waika9.com.geentroep [delete ".geentroep" to reply]


(Message sent Tue 1 Jul 2003, 18:56:48 GMT, from time zone GMT+0200.)

Key Words in Subject:  England, New, Serinette

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