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	"Life and Works of the Living Legend" Anthony Galla-Rini, accordion performer, teacher, composer and arranger, USA (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Anthony Galla-Rini was born, January 18, 1904 in Manchester, Connecticut, the third of seven children born to Italian immigrant parents, John and Angela.
		Anthony started his career in the family band at the age of 5 and when two years later they began working the Vaudeville circuits.
		He is credited with many pioneering efforts such as: standardizing the stradella system, notating exact pitch of all the 5 sets of reeds in the left hand, notating the left hand in bass clef, and the logical choice and placement of the right hand and left hand registers.
	www.accordions.com /index/art/galla-rini.shtml (1058 words)

	Galla-Rini: World's foremost concert accordionist
		ANTHONY GALLA-RINI was born in Manchester, Connecticut, USA on 18th January 1904 of an Italian family of musicians.
		His father started to teach Anthony the comet at the age of four, and the accordion at the age of seven.
		His purpose was to teach the accordion, to give it the full potential of it's ability, to write music for it so that others might receive the full benefit, and to promote the accordion as a concert instrument.
	www.petosa.com /galla-rini (500 words)

	Anthony Galla-Rini (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		From that early performance for Anthony Galla-Rini, however, I received the invitation to travel to New York City to be a member of his master-class session he was holding.
		Anthony Galla-Rini also knew intimately each and every instrument for which he wrote and because of this, he composed every note for every instrument; the orchestrations were not left to anyone else.
		Anthony Galla-Rini was one of the founding members at both the AAA and ATG and served as a Vice President for the CIA.
	www.accordionusa.com /fe_09_06.htm (4792 words)

	Anthony Galla-Rini (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		When it came for the last chorus all the lights were turned out and all that was seen was Anthony's face, cornet, lantern and cap.
		Anthony (far right) knew the alphabet by that time and remembers reading about the sinking of the Titanic in the newspapers.
		It was premiered with the Oklahoma Symphony Orchestra on November 15th of that year with Anthony as soloist.
	www.accordionusa.com /fe_08_06.htm (1178 words)

	Anthony Galla=Rini
		At age four his father taught Anthony the comet and at age seven the accordion.
		Anthony studied all the basic instruments of woodwind and brass families, and received instruction in harmony and counterpoint; as well operatic and symphonic conducting.
		His purpose was to teach the accordion, to give it the full potential of it's ability, to write music for the accordion, and to promote the accordion as a concert instrument.
	www.accordioninfo.com /convention/anthony_galla-rini.htm (428 words)

	Anthony Galla-Rini, 102; accordion virtuoso began in vaudeville \| The San Diego Union-Tribune
		Anthony Galla-Rini, 102; accordion virtuoso began in vaudeville
		Anthony Galla-Rini, 102; accordion virtuoso began in vaudeville
		It was never enough for Anthony Galla-Rini to be acclaimed as the king of the accordion.
	www.signonsandiego.com /uniontrib/20060811/news_1m11galarini.html (723 words)

	Accordion Memorials - Anthony Galla-Rini (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Family and friends gathered in Corona, California on August 12th, for a service in the memory of the late Anthony Galla-Rini who passed away on July 30th 2006 at the grand age of 102.
		Pictures and memorabilia were on display at the funeral service and reception, offering an interesting glimpse into Galla-Rini's long and productive life, one that was dedicated to the accordion.
		To conclude the service, attendees were treated to a recording of a 37-year old Galla-Rini performing the premiere of his 'Concerto No. 1 in G minor' on November 15th 1941, at the Fine Arts Auditorium in Oklahoma City, with James Neilson conducting.
	www.accordions.com /memorials/mem/galla-rini_anthony/index.shtml (1843 words)

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		Anthony Galla-Rini was born Jan. 18, 1904, in
		This internationally known accordion player, composer and arranger also played a variety of woodwind and brass instruments, starting with the cornet, but the accordion was his passion.
		From performing on a vaudeville stage at 7 through conducting summer-camp ensembles in his 90s, Anthony Galla-Rini lived by the motto "Have trunk, will travel." He needed the trunk for one simple reason: to carry his accordion.
	www.italystl.com /ra/2703.htm (679 words)

	Galla-Rini
		A few hours ago, on the Sunday 30th July 2006, Anthony Galla-Rini had some troubles at the nursing home where he lived.
		He was taken to hospital where the family quickly gathered to say their goodbyes.
		Someday I hope to write -- perhaps as a doctoral dissertation in ethnomusicology -- the history of the classical accordion in America.
	www.fbc-accordion-club.org /galla-rini.htm (919 words)

	Anthony Galla-Rini, famed concert accordist, dies at 102 - Today's Paper > State News \| Bakersfield.com - Kern County ...
		Anthony Galla-Rini, famed concert accordist, dies at 102 - Today's Paper > State News
		Anthony Galla-Rini, famed concert accordist, dies at 102
		Last Updated: Friday, Aug 11 2006 4:15 AM Anthony Galla-Rini, a self-taught musician who strove to raise the accordion's profile by composing, arranging and playing classical and popular melodies for the instrument, has died.
	www.bakersfield.com /119/story/67220.html (440 words)

	American Accordionists Association (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The subject under discussion at this meeting was to determine whether or not an association for accordionists should be formed.
		A motion was made by Anthony Galla-Rini, seconded by Pietro Frosini, that the officers of the association shall consist of President, Vice President, Secretary-Treasurer, Sergeant-at-Arms.
		Frosini under the nomination for President, suggested that because of Pietro Deiro's record and reputation as "The Daddy of the Accordion," he be nominated and elected by acclamation as the first President of the association.
	www.ameraccord.com /founders.htm (475 words)

	Accordionist Anthony Galla-Rini, 102, dies
		CORONA, Calif., Aug. 11 (UPI) -- Internationally renowned accordion player Anthony Galla-Rini has died in Corona, Calif., after suffering a heart seizure.
		Galla-Rini's son, Ron, said the musician died July 30 at Corona Regional Medical Center, the Los Angeles Times reported Friday.
		A memorial service has been scheduled for Saturday at Olive Branch Community Church in Corona, where an ensemble of accordionists will play music arranged by Galla-Rini as a tribute.
	dailyindia.com /show/50533.php/Accordionist-Anthony-Galla-Rini-102-dies (149 words)

	The Classical Free-Reed, Inc. -- The Free-Reed Journal: Galla-Rini's Concerto Performances
		An event of great importance to accordion enthusiasts occurred in Denver, August 19, when Anthony Galla-Rini appeared as a guest soloist with the Denver Symphony Orchestra under the direction of Saul Caston in the Summer Series.
		The Concerto, employing an instrument that heretofore has had but little recognition outside its own group of enthusiasts, was written and performed by Anthony Galla-Rini.
		Galla-Rini's composition is a completely sincere effort in the direction of rasing the accordion to the status of a symphonic instrument.
	www.ksanti.net /free-reed/essays/gallariniconcerto.html (2204 words)

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		Northern Galla, that is, the Galla spoken in Abyssinia, is divided into three groups of dialects: I...
		"...The author or authors write the Galla in Ethoipic characters; therefore, they are obliged to use a very complicated transcription to express the sounds of the Galla language with the letters of the Ethiopic alphabet which express very imperfectly even the..
		"...The Galla apply the name Macca to their tribes living in the districts beyond the Gibie River; that is, the five independent Galla kingdoms of Guma, Gomma, Gimma, Giera, and Limmu; the Ilu, the Nonno, and the five Lieqa tribes...
	www.meningar.com /galla.html (1779 words)

	The Start of AFNA (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		On October 30, 1955, Anthony Aretta and Andrew Ferraro called a special luncheon meeting to discuss the formation of a new accordion organization.
		AASC members felt that this young man, who was only 16 when he won the World Championship in Switzerland, would be a source of inspiration to all of the contestants.
		Conducted by Anthony Aretta, Buddy Hayes, Carlos Baker, and Anthony Galla-Rini.
	afnafestival.org /AFNA/AFNAHistory.htm (2231 words)

	Accordion Events, News, Music! - Northwest Accordion News
		Born January 18, 1904 in Manchester, CT, Anthony Galla-Rini began his career in music performing in the vaudeville circuit as a seven-year-old with the Galla-Rini family band.
		He was a champion for the accordion and its acceptance as a legitimate musical instrument.
		Though he lived to be 102, losing Anthony Galla-Rini is a loss for the entire accordion community worldwide.
	www.nwasnews.com (835 words)

	CSFRI: Guido Deiro Archive: Recordings
		Letter from Anthony Galla-Rini to Guido Deiro concerning planing of concert.
		Letter from Anthony Galla-Rini to Walter Winchell, dated 05/05/50, asking him to mention GD in his broadcasts.
		Xerox of letter from Herman W.Weber to GD, dated 08/05/35, stating that GD was the first to introduce the piano-accordion on the American stage [letter reproduced in Accordion World, Sept 1935].
	web.gc.cuny.edu /freereed/deiro/printed_items/memorabilia.html (1025 words)

	Rini - Galla-Rini: World's foremost concert accordionist (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		These aren't Rini's real friends like Mina and Amy or Lita,These are otheir friends that are never ever seen before!So don't say her these aren't on TV,Cuz i
		Rini Bell Information - TV.com offers all of the latest Rini Bell news as well as exclusive Rini Bell photos.
		So this year, we are going to celebrate Rini, her work, and the work she has both given birth to and inspired for the last 20 years, by putting on an
	haoqiao.com /?q=rini (167 words)

	The Accordion and Gershwin's Rhapsody In Blue
		The legendary American concert accordionist, Anthony Galla-Rini (b.
		Accordion World magazine listed performances by artists such as Anthony Galla-Rini (October 1936), Frank Gaviani (Zordon Hall in Boston, October 1936), Andy Arcari (Musician's Hall in Philadelphia, April 1937 and Rivoli Theater in Toledo, April 1938) and Rosamund (Carpathia Park in Detroit, June 1938).
		Domenic and Anthony Mecca played their own duet version of the Rhapsody at the historic Charles Magnante Accordion Recital held at New York City's Carnegie Hall on April 18th, 1939.
	www.henrydoktorski.com /misc/gershwin.html (616 words)

	Accordionist Anthony Galla-Rini, 102, dies - A Bravenet.com Headline News Service
		Accordionist Anthony Galla-Rini, 102, dies - A Bravenet.com Headline News Service
		SAN DIEGO, Sept. 21 (UPI) -- A California rock band settled a trademark dispute and will continue to be kn...
		Internationally renowned accordion player Anthony Galla-Rini has died in Corona, Calif., after suffering a heart seizure.
	pub38.bravenet.com /news/3208296063/82489/1 (279 words)

	Book Review
		Included in the book are biographies and autobiographies of key accordion pioneers which portray their lives and times during this era of U.S. and accordion history.
		"Certainly the book comes with some high recommendations, as included in the site is a review from internationally famous accordionist Anthony Galla-Rini.
		On a light hearted note, a couple of cartoons featured in the current edition have been put up on the site, along with the pricing and ordering information.
	home.earthlink.net /~flynnpub/review.htm (978 words)

	Back Cover
		The collage of accordion artists, manufacturers, service centers, schools, and other items provide a vivid portrait of The Golden Age of the Accordion.
		A coveted review by Maestro Anthony Galla-Rini is the central feature on the back cover.
		Book Reviews] [ Questions About This Book] [Graphic Design: Front Cover ]
	home.earthlink.net /~flynnpub/back.htm (102 words)

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