- Look up
melodeon in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Melodeon may
refer to:
Melodeon (accordion), a type of
button accordion Melodeon (organ), a type...
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often excellent pieces of furniture.
Several million reed
organs and
melodeons were made in the US and
Canada between the 1850s and the 1920s, some of...
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Melodeon Records is a
record label set up in 1964 by
Richard K. Spottswood.
Melodeon Records issued -
among others - the
first recordings after his 'rediscovery'...
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Melodeon Hall is a
historic meeting hall and
theatre building located at Rushville, Rush County, Indiana. It was
built in 1872, and is a two-story, Late...
- A
melodeon or
diatonic button accordion is a
member of the free-reed
aerophone family of
musical instruments. It is a type of
button accordion on which...
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monthly dances at The
Victory Club.
Founder members Lizzy Howe-Pellant (
melodeon) and Dion
Cochrane (tenor banjo) were
joined by Paul Burgess,
Floss Headford...
- of the
melodeon (one-row
diatonic accordion).
Kennedy was born in
Flaskagh Beag in
County Galway, and at age 11 took up
playing the
melodeon. In 1923...
- (1962–65, 1965–83; died 1984)
Barney McKenna –
Irish tenor banjo, mandolin,
melodeon,
vocals (1962–2012; died 2012)
Bobby Lynch – vocals,
guitar (1964–65; died...
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expertise as a
professional player of the two-and-a-half row
diatonic melodeon. The
system has the
construction and reed-work of a
concertina with the...
- Eva
Marie Saint, and
Joanne Woodward.
Adapted from the 1977
novel The
Melodeon by
Glendon Swarthout, it
first aired on the CBS
network on
December 20...
