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Brandoni & Sons
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The Brandoni & Sons gives you appointment at Music China 2011 in Shanghai from 11 to 14 october 2011.
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The Brandoni & Sons accordion factory was founded in Castelfidardo in 1949. Since then, its founder Giovanni Brandoni, with the help of his two sons Paolo and Ubaldo, has produced prestigious instruments of the highest quality which are known all over the world. In 1996 the next generation took over the running of the business, ensuring the continuation of the Brandoni & Sons name with the skills learned from a lifetime of working by hand and making instruments of top quality. for over half a century the Brandoni accordion has maintained its best and unique characteristics. T hese accordions are the result of rigorous craftmanship still embracing traditional methods of construction as well as the best use of machines and new technology. Here are some historical images of Brandoni & Sons.       |
Quality
High standard of workmanship is still the main qualification of the instruments built by Brandoni & Sons. After almost half a century, while having been improved in time, our accordions maintain their unchanged characteristics. They are the result of rigorous craftsmen's work, that does not include the use of machines and technology that is commonplace in industrial factories.
Wood Collection
The warmth of seasoned wood, solid mahogany, in some cases contrasting with shining aluminium, always provides a special visual and resonant sensation. This line is specially dedicated to all our customers that like to taste the slight fragrance of sounds and natural essences.
Unique Instruments
The products built by Brandoni & Sons have the following characteristics: sound box in solid wood, wood seasoned for 20 years, matt finished protective external varnishing, best quality hand made reeds. The high quality of the raw materials and the care taken in the workmanship, with the utmost respect for traditional construction techniques, make the instrument unique, a "Real Work Of Art".