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THE AMICA NEWS BULLETIN Published by the AutomatiC Musical Instrument Collectors' Association, a non-profit club devoted to the restoration, distribu­ tion and enjoyment of musIcal Instruments using perforated paper music rolls. Contributions: All subjects of interest to readers of the bulletin are encouraged and Invited by the publisher, All artIcles must be received by the 10th of the preceding month. Every attempt will be made to publish all articles of general Interest to AMICA members at the earliest possible time and at the discretion of the publisher. ADVERTISING Line ad rate: 8q per word, $1.20 minimum. OFFICERS Page rate: $12.50 per quarter page or multiple thereof. Ad copy will be typeset (at additional cost) only if requested. INTERNATIONAL CHAPTER ~ Each photograph or half-tone, $5.00 OFFICERS OFFICERS ~ Camera-ready copy that is oversized or underSized will be changed to correct Size at your cost. PRESIDENT NO. CALIFORNIA - Camera-ready copy must reach the pUblisher by the 10th of the preceeding month. Bo.b Rosencrans Pres.: Frank loob Cash must accompany order, Typesetting or size alteration VICE-PRESIDENT Vice Pres.: Howard Koff charges will be billed separately. Make checks payable to Richard Drewniak Sec.: Dick Reutlinger AMICA INTERNATIONAL. Treas.: Bill Wherry SECRETARY All ads will appear on the last pages of the BULLETIN, at the Reporter: Diane Lillibridge Isadora Koff discretion of the publisher. SO. CALIFORNIA BULLETIN Publication of business advertising in no way Implies AMICA's Pres.: Prentiss Knowlton endorsement of any commercial operation. However, AMICA re­ Tom Beckett ,Vice Pres. Elliott N. Lacy serves the fight to refuse any ad that is not in keeping with AMICA's 6817 Cliffbrook Drive Sec.: Evelyn Meeder general standards or If complaiots are received indicating that said Dallas, Texas 75240 business does not serve the best Interests of the members of Trcas.: Jim Christopher AMICA, according to its goals i:lnd by-laws. MEMBERSHIP SECRETARY Reporter: Bill Toeppe (New Memberships and TEXAS ~ BULLETIN ADVERTISING IS CASH IN ADVANCE Mailing Problems) Pre s.: Dick Barnes Anita Nickels Johnson Vice Pres.: Doyle Cassel P. O. Box 666 Sec./Treas.: TOllY Palmer Grand Junction, Reporter·: James Guinn Colorado 81501 MIDWEST TREASURER Pres,: Milton Cooperman Jack and Mary Riffle Vice Pres.: Jim Prendergast Sec./Treas.: Jim & Sue Worgull Reporter: Molly Yeckley BOARD REPRESENTATIVES PHILADELPHIA AREA Pres.: Larry Cornell Nick Jarrett, N. California Vice Pres.: Ron Swanson The December cover was created from Dick Rigg, S. California Sec,: Barbara Macartney a "Pianduto" advertisement submit­ Haden Vandiver, Texas Treas.: Doris Berry ted by Dick Dahlberg. (See p 223) Ron Swanson, Philadelphia Reporter: Bill Pilgermayer Alan Mueller, S.O.W.N.Y. SOWNY (So. Ontario, West N.Y.) Jim Weisenborne. Midwest Pres.: Richard DrewIliak International AMICA 223 Anita N. Johnson, Rucky Mtn. Vice Pres.: William Hatzenbuhle (needlepoint project) 224 Sec.: Janet Drewniak AMICA Forum 227 Treas.: Stan Aldridge Rolls & Music 228 Reporter: Edythe Aldridge Texas 229 Felix Klempka Philadelphia 231 ROCKY MOUNTAIN Gulbransen chart 233 Pres.: Robert Moore Biographical Sketches 235 Sec./Treas.: James Bratton Technicali ties 240 J ,J" I " I, I J ~ . I" I" J ~ , . J I I " THE STORY OF A CHRISTMAS EVE FANTASY Out of the stillness distant chimes are heard ringing a strain from "Silent Night, Holy Night." A festival spirit is abroad and the merry old song, "Begone Dull Care" reaches us from far down the street. The band of singers comes nearer but their jolly song fades into the night as they turn down a byway. Again the chimes, and lot another group of choristers is at our very door serenading us with the beloved old carols, "0 Sanctissima" and "Once in Royal David's City." Christmas hospi­ tality demands that they be invited to join the merrymaking within. There, to Tschaikowsky's music for the fairy story, "The Nutcracker and the Mouse King," the children are dancing in joyful antici­ pation of the morrow and the delight of exploring to the uttermost toe the stockings that are already expectantly hanging about the chimney piece. The tuning of violins prepares one for the lovely music of Boccherini' s ."l1inuet" which sounds as fresh and dainty as when heard on Christmas Eve a century or more ago. The ancient dance over, the chimes, still pealing their Christmas message, mingle with the singing of "The Bells Of St. Mary's." With its concluding phrases a distant spire rings out the hour of midnight. Christmas has come - announced with the solemn splendor of Gounod's "Sanctus," the last notes of which bring a moment of reverent silence falling upon the scene like a benediction. To I hearts aglow with Christmas joy, "Auld Lang Syne" renews the precious memories that cling to thoughts of Christmas with its old yet ever delightful story. A Christmas Eve Fantasy - Ampico #6800 Contributed by Bob Conant & Arranged and played by L. Leslie Loth. Bill and Dee Kavouras. '< J J I ,I I , I I , I " , " ,,,,".,,. • I _I J I. , . I, I, , I I " ~ It seems once again appropriate to open the holiday issue of THE AMICA with the descriptive story from the leader of an Ampico Christmas roll. While often serving as a brief review of a particular artist's interpretation of the music, these "story" leaders also give historical information as to the origin of the music. Our mail indicates that there is a continued in­ terest in the reprinting of these descriptive leaders and we will be happy to provide them as long as members send them in. Merry Christmas. and Happy New Year to aU! Tom and Carole Beckett - 222 - Jnfernafional cJtcJr(JfBcJt FROM THE PUBLISHER 1977 DUES: In this month's BULLETIN you will find DECEMBER COVER a second notice dues form. Needless to say, we hope you will make use of this second form if perchance Our beautiful December cover was the contribution of you misplaced the copy in your November BULLETIN. Dick Dahlberg of Maryland. The version above is a vIe look forward to having ALL of you back wi th us copy of the unaltered original made by John R. Grant. next year - and we anticipate hearing from many new.' Amicans as well. 1977 BULLETINS: The schedule of publication for 1977 should be as it was in '76. There will be 10 issues "- of the BULLETIN, starting in February (advertisers FABRIC DE ROLOS DE M take note - there will be no issue in January) and continuing monthly, with a;-as yet to be determined ··PIA,NAUTO one issue break in the summer while I take a vacation, until the end of the year. I would like to express my appreciation to all who contributed to the BULLETIN in 1976 as it was you who provided the reading material and educational information for the rest of your fellow Amicans. I hope to hear from even more of you in 1977. Also, AMICA extends its gratitude to its advertisers, in particular American International Galleries, QRS, Play-Rite and Mechanical Systems Inc. and the many others who have helped support this production. CHAPTER OFFICERS: Finally, I would like to extend congratulations to all chapter officers of 1976. Maintaining organization, interest, and growth on the local level takes special people and a good deal of effort. It might bear a reminder that joining a club implies that you are willing to contribute to that club. There is some way that everyone can help - be it on a local or national level - in 1977. There probably will be a lot of new names on the Chapter Officers roster in the BULLETIN masthead by the next issue so we take this opportunity to say "Thank you" to the ones who are listed there now. AMICA Stationery. $3.20 (letter size). $1.75 AMICA ITEMS AMICA TECHNICALITIES BOOKS: Volume I FOR SALE (1969·1971), $5.50 postpaid; Volume II (1972· (note size), including mailing charges. Fine 1974), $7..50 postpaid; or order both sets for Quality stationery with ornate AMICA borders. AMICA BULLETINS. BOUND ISSUES: 1969, $12.50 postpaid. Reprints of interesting techni· Each packet contains 25 letters and matching $9; 1971, $15; 1972, $15; 1973. $15. 1974 calities articles which have appeared in the envelopes. Send orders to Robert Lemon, 4560 unbound sets, $15; 1974 bound sets, $18; AM ICA Bulletin. arranged and indexed into Green Tree Drive. Sacramento, CA 94823. 1975 bound. $18. PRICES INCLUDE appropriate categories. spiral bound to lie flat. POSTAGE AND HANDLING. Spiral bound to Send orders to Howard Koff, 2141 Deodara "They All Laughed When I Sat Down At The lie flat. Send to Mary Lilien. 4260 Olympiad Drive, Los Altos, CA 94022. Piano. But When IT Began To Play ..." Drive, Los Angeles. CA 90043. This sound and color super·8 movie. produced ROLL LEADERS: DUD-ART. Authentic. For AMICA Sterling Silver Pins. $4.25. including by AMICA members, is again available for loan order sheet, see the April. 1973 Bulletin. Nick mailing charges. Lap'el pin or tie tack with to AMICA members and chapters. For more Jarrett. 3622 . 21 st Street, San Francisco. CA AMICA design. Order from Robert Lemon, information write to Howard Koff, 2141 94114. 4560 Green Tree Drive. Sacramento, CA 94823. Deodara Drive, Los Altos, CA 94022. - 223 - Jnfernafional JlcJ](J(8Jl •to.,----.1. NEEDLEWORK PROJECT BY TOM BECKETT Evidently the needlework project I proposed in the August/September BULLETIN (page lS3) was not taken over-seriously or else there are a lot of you out there with good examples of the art but you're not sharing. Bless those of you who responded. If some of you didn't but are still interested, I'll still accept photos for a future feature.
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