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120 B 41/7+2 BLACK, HARD CASE AND STRAPS INCLUDED
The MORESHI accordions are produced by expert craftsmen from Castelfidardo which know-how has been handed down from father to son since 1910 allowing PASCO ITALIA to offer high quality instruments.
Further, thanks to new technologies and innovative productive proceedings, PASCO ITALIA, created the E. SOPRANI series through which, while maintaining quality standards can render the instrument more approachable to a greater number of aspirants accordionists.
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80 B 37/7+2 80 BASSES, 37 NOTES, 7 RIGHT REGISTERS, 2 LEFT REGISTERS, 4 REEDS, RED
In Loreto there were always a lot of pilgrims, religious visitors and dealers. Paolo went there to exhibit his accordion and he also became a good player. In 1872 he moved to the centre of Castelfidardo and opened a factory in the Piazza Garibaldi. His instruments had immediate success, especially in the country where the farmers danced to popular songs. Quickly the popularity grew and requests came from other european countries like France. At the end of the 19th century the "armonica” started to be exported to other continents, for example the USA, where a lot of Italian people had emigrated and the sound of the "armonica” eased their homesickness. To supply the increasing number of orders he needed to find a bigger place and more workers, to organise the phases of production in a better way and create a commercial office. For this reason Paolo with his sons Luigi and Achille opened a new factory in Castelfidardo where about 400 people worked. In 1900 the company had a big success in a fair in Paris; Paolo became a member of the academy of inventors of Bruxelles and Paris and met the President of France. He continued to work in his factory until he was 70 years old, when his two sons took over. He died in his house on 20th February 1918, when he was 73 years old.
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120 B 41/MIDI BLACK
In Loreto there were always a lot of pilgrims, religious visitors and dealers. Paolo went there to exhibit his accordion and he also became a good player. In 1872 he moved to the centre of Castelfidardo and opened a factory in the Piazza Garibaldi. His instruments had immediate success, especially in the country where the farmers danced to popular songs. Quickly the popularity grew and requests came from other european countries like France. At the end of the 19th century the "armonica” started to be exported to other continents, for example the USA, where a lot of Italian people had emigrated and the sound of the "armonica” eased their homesickness. To supply the increasing number of orders he needed to find a bigger place and more workers, to organise the phases of production in a better way and create a commercial office. For this reason Paolo with his sons Luigi and Achille opened a new factory in Castelfidardo where about 400 people worked. In 1900 the company had a big success in a fair in Paris; Paolo became a member of the academy of inventors of Bruxelles and Paris and met the President of France. He continued to work in his factory until he was 70 years old, when his two sons took over. He died in his house on 20th February 1918, when he was 73 years old.
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120 B 41/7+2 BLACK, 21 BASSES, 41 NOTES, 7 RIGHT REGISTERS, 2 LEFT REGISTERS, 4 REEDS
In Loreto there were always a lot of pilgrims, religious visitors and dealers. Paolo went there to exhibit his accordion and he also became a good player. In 1872 he moved to the centre of Castelfidardo and opened a factory in the Piazza Garibaldi. His instruments had immediate success, especially in the country where the farmers danced to popular songs. Quickly the popularity grew and requests came from other european countries like France. At the end of the 19th century the "armonica” started to be exported to other continents, for example the USA, where a lot of Italian people had emigrated and the sound of the "armonica” eased their homesickness. To supply the increasing number of orders he needed to find a bigger place and more workers, to organise the phases of production in a better way and create a commercial office. For this reason Paolo with his sons Luigi and Achille opened a new factory in Castelfidardo where about 400 people worked. In 1900 the company had a big success in a fair in Paris; Paolo became a member of the academy of inventors of Bruxelles and Paris and met the President of France. He continued to work in his factory until he was 70 years old, when his two sons took over. He died in his house on 20th February 1918, when he was 73 years old.
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