MONTREAL — A pair of valuable musical instruments have been removed from a Montreal heritage building that caught fire last week, raising hopes that they can…
But he said both were protected by covers and he’s hopeful technicians will be able to restore them.
He said there are some spots on the varnish and the decorative marquetry, and the glue holding the instrument together may have weakened. However, he believes most of the damage is cosmetic and the instrument should be “completely fixable,” he said Sunday in a phone interview. He said the concert hall in the former chapel offered mostly free concerts, often showcasing emerging musicians that would go on to successful careers.“Water was running everywhere, from the ceilings, and everything is destroyed, the stage was like a lake.”Article content
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