A serinette is a type of musical instrument consisting of a small hand-cranked, pneumatic barrel organ. It appeared in the first half of the 18th century...
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Sharon Temple (section Serinette, the opera)
1989; in 1990 the entire festival was given over to the production of Serinette, a commissioned opera by Harry Somers. Music at Sharon commissioned new...
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organ Fairground organ Musical clock Musical box Orchestrion Organ grinder Piano roll Player piano Reproducing piano Serinette Street organ v t e v t e...
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organ Fairground organ Musical clock Music box Organ grinder Pipe organ Serinette Street organ Ord-Hume 1978, p. 52. Langwill, Lyndesay G. & Ord-Hume, Arthur...
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Gavioli, Gasparini and Fassano. These early organs had more pipes than the serinette, could play more than one tune, and were considerably larger, in sizes...
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Musik Munich Recording Angels: "Cheep Imitation" (2004) for Stroh violin, Serinette (bird organ), Gramophone, Phonograph with specially made recordings of...
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and the Canadian Opera Company. In the 1990s, he composed two operas, Serinette to a libretto by James Reaney, and Mario the Magician, which was adapted...
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Dumetz Road in the San Fernando Valley. Dumetz street in Toulon (quartier Serinette) - Var - France Palou, Noticias (San Francisco, 1874), 1; ____, Vida del...
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Réunionnaise accordion Riberbula — a jaw harp used by the Corsican people Serinette — a mechanical musical instrument from the Lorraine region of Grand Est...
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Arcoise (9) 67. AS Saint-Cyr (9) 3–0 ES Lorguaise (10) 68. Entente Pivotte Serinette (10) 3–2 AS Montauroux (10) 69. FC Seynois (9) 1–2 JS Berthe (9) 70. US...
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