EAST WINDSOR, Conn. - s4story -- Angelo Paul Ramunni of Canaan, Connecticut, author of his recently-published book "Accordion Stories From the Heart", will present an author talk and mini-concert at the historic Connecticut Trolley Museum at 58 North Street in East Windsor, Connecticut on Saturday, July 20, 2019, from 4:00 to 5:00 PM.

The Connecticut Trolley Museum, founded in 1940, is the oldest incorporated museum in the United States dedicated to the electric railroad. View a historic collection of over 70 pieces of trolley and railroading history. The Visitor Center offers numerous education exhibits that show the history of trolley transportation. Experience a three-mile round trip antique trolley car ride that takes you back in time.

Angelo Paul Ramunni is the founder of the New England Accordion Connection & Museum Company in Canaan, Conn. During his author talk at the Museum, Mr. Ramunni will share stories from his new book, perform several accordion songs, and answer questions from attendees. Books will be available for purchase along with the author's autograph before and after the mini-concert.

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"Accordion Stories from the Heart" provides a wealth of stunning photos and loving insights into the exceptional, and sometimes tear-evoking stories involving many featured accordions from around the world. In his book, Mr. Ramunni tenderly describes the extraordinary people who played and listened to this beautiful musical instrument over the past two centuries.

The 143-page hard-covered "Accordion Stories from the Heart" fills the reader's heart with warm and fascinating accordion-related stories. The book features more than 70 photos of spectacularly decorated hand-built accordions of multiple colors and ivory-like keyboards. They originate from many countries around the world and date back as far as 1829.

Mr. Ramunni's privately-operated New England Accordion Connection & Museum Company showcases over 600+ stunningly beautiful accordions plus a studio where he repairs, buys and sells remarkable hand-crafted accordions. He also offers for sale over 10,000 pieces of sheet music and accordion-related books.

"Accordion Stories from the Heart" is filled with very personal and easily-read, in large print, accordion stories. The book's retail price is $39.95 and it is sold through https://www.amazon.com and at https://www.barnesandnoble.com.

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Autographed copies of "Accordion Stories from the Heart" can be purchased at the author talk and mini-concert or by calling Mr. Ramunni the New England Accordion Connection & Museum Company at 860-833-1374. The privately-owned Accordion Museum is open to visitors by appointment only on Fridays and weekends.

For more information on up-to-date author talk and mini-concerts presented by Angelo Paul Ramunni of The New England Accordion Connection & Museum Company, visit  https://www.facebook.com/newenglandaccordioncon... or searching @NEACMC on Facebook.

Admission fees to the Saturday, July 20 author talk and mini-concert with Angelo Paul Ramunni will be a $5/Museum member and $15/for non-Museum members which will include admission to the Museum. The Museum will be open until 6:00 p.m. so event attendees may ride the trolley cars. For information on the Connecticut Trolley Museum visit https://www.ct-trolley.org or call 860-627-6540.