Vol 95, p. 7659 -"Protective Shield for Collapsible Paste Tubes...John Serry, USA...May 1966 Serial # 980,449 on Google Books Bibliography . . . . Archived works Selected examples of Serry's original compositional scores, arrangements, LP recordings, reel to reel recording tapes, biographical articles and other biographical reference materials have been donated for archival purposes to the Eastman School of Music's Sibley Music Library within the Ruth T. Watanabe Special Collections Department to benefit both researchers and students. Researchers may contact the staff archivist directly for further assistance in obtaining copies of scores or reviewing LP recordings compiled in the "John Serry Sr. Collection". Professional affiliations Serry was an active member of the BMI, SESAC, American Federation of Musicians (Local #802) (1933–2003), and The American Guild of Organists. For a brief period he served as a charter member of the American Accordionists Association (1938). He pursued professional musical studies with: Joseph Rossi (accordion, 1926–1929); Albert Rizzi (piano and harmony, 1929–1932); Gene Von Hallberg (counterpoint and harmony, 1933–1934) (a founder of the American Accordionists Association); Jascha Zade (piano, 1945–1946); Arthur Guttow (organ, 1946), and Robert Strassburg (piano, advanced harmony, and orchestration, 1948–1950). See also Accordion music genres Bolero Easy listening References External links Chicago Musette - John Serry et son Accordeon - sound recording of Serry performing "Granada" by Agustin Lara on BnF Gallica.bnf.fr Tres Palabras - sound recording of Serry performing "Tres Palabras" by Osvaldo Farres - CBS Pan American Orchestra, Vocalist Luis G. Roldan on Archive.org Esta Noche Ha Pasado - sound recording of Serry performing "Esta Noche Ha Pasado" by M. Sabre Marroquin with the CBS Pan American Orchestra, Vocalist Luis G. Roldan on Archive.org La Palma; Rosa Negra - sound recording of Serry performing "La Palma" & "Rosa Negra"- Viva America orchestra, Vocalists - Los Panchos Trio on Archive.org Granada - sound recording of John Serry Sr. performing "Granada" by Agustín Lara with the Alfredo Antonini Orchestra, Vocalist Nestor Chayres on Archive.org Leone Jump, Swing Low, Sweet Chariot, Jazz Me Blues - sound recordings of John Serry Sr. with the Joe Biviano Accordion & Rhythm Sextette on Archive.org Viva Sevilla!; Noche de Amor; Mi Sarape; Que Paso?; El Bigote de Tomas; De Donde - sound recording of John Serry Sr. performing as accordionist in the CBS Tipica Orchestra conducted by Alfredo Antonini with tenor Juan Arvizu on Archive.org Asi, Esta Noche Ha Pasado, Somos Differentes, and Tres Palabras