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Italy, at the end of the nineteenth century, was a country with an economy based mainly on farming, but slowly, industry was beginning to grow with the social and economic changes. In a small village called Mondaino, in the area of Romagna, Antonio Galanti lived with his family, and earned his living travelling to towns and village with his Merry-go-Round, bringing pleasure thru music to the local inhabitants. But, music was his real passion and he devoted much of his time to designing and developing the first Galanti musical accordion. Electronic Musical Instruments: In 1959, Antonio’s nephews sons, of whom one was Marcello establishes a new company heralding the entry of Galanti musical expertise into electronic musical instrument. As usual, ahead of the times, they developed and built the first electronic organ to be made in Italy. The first technology used sound generators with neon lights, then followed by transistors, integrated circuits, until the present day of "PCM" and "modeling" working on DSP. In 1969, Marcello left his brothers and founded Intercontinental Electronics S.p.A., to dedicate himself to the manufacturing of electronic classic organs. Initially, technical and sales efforts were directed especially towards the Dutch and American markets, where organ culture was more spread into population. The company created an interest and desire for musical accomplishment, and its technical and sophisticated instrument were demanded by its many buyers. Viscount International SpA
In 1999 unfortunately
Marcello died; his son Mauro and his daughter Loriana continued to
develop the
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