Sorry I'm a bit late. Here's a delightful coin-operated disc-changing Polyphon, dating from around 1900.
Sorry I'm a bit late. Here's a delightful coin-operated disc-changing Polyphon, dating from around 1900.
No? Me neither.
This is a (perhaps unexpectedly) good rendition of one of my favourite tunes and yeah, I am liking this a lot..!
(Also, mechanical organs are fascinating and cool.)
K-pop as you've never heard it before..?
James, aka The Mechanical Music Man, has you covered.
Here's Soda Pop from the film KPop Demon Hunters :-)
K-pop as you've never heard it before..?
James, aka The Mechanical Music Man, has you covered.
Here's Soda Pop from the film KPop Demon Hunters :-)
So here's Mechanical Music Man's delightful street organ with an amazing arrangement of The Sign by Ace of Base.
Maybe I'm weird, but I prefer this over the original :-)
So here's Mechanical Music Man's delightful street organ with an amazing arrangement of The Sign by Ace of Base.
Maybe I'm weird, but I prefer this over the original :-)
How does it work? Over to James...
How does it work? Over to James...
I really like mechanical organs quite a lot.
So here's a Gavioli fairground organ.
Playing Telstar by The Tornados. Because, why not?
I really like mechanical organs quite a lot.
So here's a Gavioli fairground organ.
Playing Telstar by The Tornados. Because, why not?
I remembered that this Monday falls on the twenty-first of September...
Appropriately, here's an arrangement of Earth, Wind and Fire's timeless disco classic, played on Mechanical Music Man's beautiful street organ.
I remembered that this Monday falls on the twenty-first of September...
Appropriately, here's an arrangement of Earth, Wind and Fire's timeless disco classic, played on Mechanical Music Man's beautiful street organ.
I wasn't aware of he Hupfeld Phonoliszt-Violina until fairly recently.
The video reveals there's control over vibrato and bowing speed; pretty impressive (though this example might need a little adjustment. It is rather old.)
I wasn't aware of he Hupfeld Phonoliszt-Violina until fairly recently.
The video reveals there's control over vibrato and bowing speed; pretty impressive (though this example might need a little adjustment. It is rather old.)