200 Year Old Automata Organ Performs a Magic Trick!

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- This Barrel Organ with Automata was has 25 programming tracks, 22 tracks for music and 3 tracks for the moving automata figures. One of the figurines even performs a magic trick. This organ was used like a Street Organ but carrried by the organgrinder on the belly and is therefore also called a Belly Organ. Enjoy!
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Комментарии : 235

@SentinalhMC 6 лет назад

"And it still sounds exactly the same as it did back then." Holy cow that's some good craftsmanship.

@theorganguy 6 лет назад

her statement isn't precisely true... the song is exactly the same, so are the movements... the sound? not so much... as pipes age the tonality changes; originally these pipes would have sounded probably a bit harsher, they mellowed since. This is also why old pipe organs such as these are additionally tremendously valuable, as one can not simply built pipes to sound "aged", they have to age naturally. Additionally - what the craftsmanship is concerned - these organ builders were indeed amazing; however, for the organ to play as it does now, the folks behind the scenes at the museum, who do all the maintenance are the true heroes... they make sure these instruments keep playing as intended.

@jaapverhoeven873 6 лет назад

Got the notification, watched it and enjoyed it! Thanks Lois, Martin and Hannes!

@Wintergatan 6 лет назад

Thanks You too!

@tspaceboy9 6 лет назад

"Can you see the magic trick?" Immediately pans camera AWAY from the magic trick

@jaydeniemuth9366 6 лет назад

Hello, my name is Jacob Niemuth and my family back in the 1700's used to build organ grinders and invented the trumpet 16 organ grinder. They do bare my family name and I was wondering if any of them are in this museum?

@michaelmeacham8266 6 лет назад

Lois is the best part of this series!

@geniew5946 6 лет назад

"Lovely" is the word, I think. Everything about today's video was lovely. :) Thank you!

@KaityKat117 6 лет назад

I love these automatic instruments. Just the amount of ingenuity that goes into these engineering masterpieces is astounding.

@TheRealVastile 6 лет назад

I want to build one of these and busk with it. I can imagine doing some very fun improv with a crowd and interacting with the animated figures like puppets. Very magical.

@theorganguy 6 лет назад

yes, you can build them - there is even building plans available. OR - you can buy one! Get in touch and I can direct you towards all the sources...

@jtktomb8598 6 лет назад

3:04 as a french, she pronounced "tableau vivant" perfectly !

@EpreTroll 6 лет назад

Amazing how old this stuff is

@WouterWeggelaar 6 лет назад

Lois is good at keeping a steady pace! Also, every time I see her last name, I think its an amazingly relevant coincidence. Tonen means tones in Dutch.

@bruce6391 6 лет назад

Man all of these blow my mind! I'd love to see a diagram or something on how they actually work! You couldn't pay someone to make something like this by hand today

@faselblaDer3te 6 лет назад

Finding and subscribing to Wintergatan was one of the best things that happened to my soul, ever.

@mikorinnchann4066 6 лет назад

That background/outro music,when will you upload ittttt , pleaseeeee

@Wintergatan 6 лет назад

Oh yes, i have heard its been requested alot, its a scrap song i found and i really dont think the fullength version is OK as it is right now, but we are thinking of maybe releasing the whole background music soundtrack on bandcamp when this series is over and then i will brush the fullength version up and make a proper song out of it! Im building a new music studio in october so that can be a nice first project in the new studio perhaps!

@mikorinnchann4066 6 лет назад

Wintergatan i dont thinks it a scrap song,its a wonderful song! i keep replying the end of the video just to hear the music 😂 be waiting for that day when you upload it! 😊

@SaltySalman 6 лет назад

Wintergatan we appreciate that a lot. thanks

@aoshinn 6 лет назад

I totally get that, I have literally TONS of scraps from a lot of different works and - sometimes - the right job to use them show up.

@MaciejTrebacz 6 лет назад

It really must've been a treat to see this instrument played live on the street 200 years ago when there was no RU-vid, no smartphones and even no gramophones. You were walking down the street and suddenly heard music playing, some figurines moving on their own, and all this enclosed in relatively small music box. It's truly a masterpiece. Thank you Wintergatan for showing this to us.

@jaxnean2663 6 лет назад

The sounds of these organs is so mesmerizing!

@lolabooms 6 лет назад

This channel is such a window to inspiration, great job Martin.

@jeminuz 6 лет назад

Lois

@heathwellsNZ 6 лет назад

Absolutely want to visit this museum one day!

@wilsongarnett5015 6 лет назад

Its a miracle that all of the old instruments work and then we get to hear it

@theorganguy 6 лет назад

it is more thanks to the skill and love of the curators to keep these up to spec

@samuelsmith6281 6 лет назад

Time to build some automata figures for your new marble machine!

@Blaze22F 6 лет назад

*Tour guide is cute tbh.*

@SimplifyTelevision 6 лет назад

Indeed, she's got her own money.

@TheDlanglois4 6 лет назад

Is she his girlfriend? If she isn't, then she really needs to be

@revimfadli4666 6 лет назад

I ship them

@rousguillen8072 6 лет назад

Here in Mexico's City there are artists that still play that for money, they are call "organilleros"

@philipschottle9192 6 лет назад

I love it! These machines are so beautiful to see and hear.

@arothmanmusic 6 лет назад

More close ups next time, please! We want to see the details!

@riphunter1569 6 лет назад

I'm so happy to see a new episode! Thanks Wintergatan for your wonderful work!

@kehlerames218 6 лет назад

Loving this seres. So happy you decided to make it.

@ace-o-spuds4255 6 лет назад

I used to hate Mondays

@stonedsavage7814 6 лет назад

wow you have mastered making these mechanical instrument video's and i am so happy to see other people enjoying it too. i have not witnessed a Wurlitzer band organ yet and those band organs never fail to put a smile on my face

@InfinityPotato97 6 лет назад

I seriously love this channel, this is one of my most favourite episode so far. I can't wait for the next monday.

@anyludoyle5892 6 лет назад

Sweden has brought us great things, examples are ghost b.c., wintergatan, and amazing music in general! Keep up the amazing work wintergatan! Hope to see you on your tour!

@jenskunz3909 6 лет назад

It is really amazing to see those machines working after such a Long Time

@erickhernandez6389 6 лет назад

Some people still play those on the streets of Mexico CIty!

@amarok5048 6 лет назад

I think I'm in love with this machine. The first time I fell in love with a machine, was with a Modular Moog Synthesizer as realised by Wendy Carlos

@vnllsss 6 лет назад

Thank you! The music machine mondays have caught my interest for such masterpieces. I am definetely going to visit the Speelklock Museum once :)

@DeepSpace. 6 лет назад

Thank you that pleases us with new interesting details. We are looking forward to the new videos, including the details of your music machine.

@alfhosskin2841 6 лет назад

Wintergatan love you

@ibeyan 6 лет назад

Isn't this the same idea as that ... Oh wait, it is Wintergatan channel.

@viperite 6 лет назад

what a beautiful instrument!

@OscarScheepstra_Artemis_ 6 лет назад

As usual, another lovely video!

@eloex 6 лет назад

These instruments are awesome! You're lucky you can see and hear them for real! You know what? I'm so in hype for the new marble machine!

@ThatReplyGuy 6 лет назад

Wait, so, what's the magic trick? They never explained that.

@michaelsanders9349 6 лет назад

I needed this video 😂 refreshing!

@esa062 6 лет назад

Wow. Just imagine the skill and work hours that went to making that. Lois has a great job :-)

@BeyReaper 6 лет назад

WOW! This video series and this video in general is so inspiring! This makes me want to go out and build something like this, maybe not an organ, as they require delicate and precise tuning, but maybe something smaller like a harmonica or maybe an ocrarina. Thanks so much for making these videos! If I ever go to the Netherlands I am definatly going to the Speelklok Museum. Hopefully I can meet you too, if not you HAVE to bring your world tour to Dallas. PLEASE!!!

@emmabroughton2039 6 лет назад

Magic Musical Mondays. Thank you Wintergatan.

@Maeglin7936 6 лет назад

Wintergaten makes Mondays wonderful💖

@sparkasaurusdonna 6 лет назад

Wow, love the video and the organ music.

@somatrasoeun9741 6 лет назад

I feel like watching these Historic Video's of Automata Machines that play music makes history seem fun, like very interesting!!!

@michaelemerick8891 6 лет назад

I look forward to these videos every week.

@michaelemerick8891 6 лет назад

Thank you.

@McRocket 6 лет назад

The Tour Guide is neat. Bright (seemingly), pretty, enthusiastic (without sounding phony) and speaks great English.

@KentuckyRanger 6 лет назад

Awesome! Wish you could have recorded more of the first organ.

@ChipMoody 6 лет назад

Visiting Utrecht in November - *must* visit this museum!!!

@HKMV9 6 лет назад

Pretty neat, ain't it? How neat is that. Very neat.

@chrisschradieck687 6 лет назад

thank you for doing this series, i would love to go to this museum in person, but this series is the closest i'll get for a long time

@rethla 6 лет назад

I dont need to imagine the amazement of people seeing and hearing this in 1800 because its still just as impressive ;)

@Nacanaca12 6 лет назад

Thank you so much for sharing these videos with us! I live in America, so I may never get the chance to travel and see these wonderful musical machines in person. Thank you so much for brightening my day with your Music Machine Mondays.

@theorganguy 6 лет назад

there are museums like this even in the US

@Nacanaca12 6 лет назад

I've been to some interesting museums here before, but as a college student my options are a bit limited now. It's nice to be able to see cool stuff that fits into my study-packed schedule.

@theorganguy 6 лет назад

If you ever manage to... try to get to Sanfilippos in Barrington, IL... every way as good as the Speelklok museum in Utrecht

@Sonja_Rasmus 6 лет назад

I love the little automatons

@roasty80 6 лет назад

beautiful engineering. I would love to visit this museum.

@legaldrumprogrammer1685 6 лет назад

such an informative channel. keep making great contents and more power Wintergatan

@flytsokotly2006 6 лет назад

Amaizing quality of content. It is very interesting! Waiting for your new marbell machine realise. Wish you success!

@badvibezzonly9549 6 лет назад

That was sick

@arskalasi7692 6 лет назад

This video is good!😀

@MrWildchild92 6 лет назад

This is so beautifull!! Sad that they don't make such masterpieces anymore.

@theorganguy 6 лет назад

untrue. such instruments are still being built today

@adancxvii 6 лет назад

Best RU-vid channel ever!

@woodenpotato7550 6 лет назад

I think wintergatan and the museum worker are starting to like each other

@avarisclari 6 лет назад

My friends and I are planning a trip to The Music House, another musical museum, located about 7 hours from here.

@hotaryuzaki 6 лет назад

You make everyone here knows and likes that kind of music..

@edoretan 6 лет назад

Це дуже круто! Спасибі!

@jonglass 6 лет назад

I saw this for the first time today, and I'm sure I'm just as amazed as people were 200 years ago.

@tylenol544 6 лет назад

Noice, love music machine mandate and wintergatan wednesdays

@iiimusika 6 лет назад

oooh woow

@manemejeff947 6 лет назад

hey Wintergatan, I know you probably won't read this lol but just want to say I love your channel and videos. I'm always watching them! so hyped for Marble Machine X! have a nice day :-)

@moog38yearsagoupdated1mont9 6 лет назад

Belly Organ on Penn & Teller Fool Us!

@innenkosnarukami2450 6 лет назад

Subscribed for Mable Machine, stayed for Music Machine Mondays.

@pahtriac 6 лет назад

Dank je, voor weer een leuke video. Ik hoop binnen kort eens te gaan kijken in het museum, even ter info de orginele marblemachine is niet meer functioneel?

@thelambdafunction 6 лет назад

It would be extremely cool to see and hear one of the bigger mechanical orchestras play "All was well"

@God-CDXX 6 лет назад

3 keys to operate the figures cool

@jackmcslay 6 лет назад

Anyone else immediately thought of one of those playing the song of storms?

@leonboerkamp3090 6 лет назад

Keep going Martin👍

@acpllc3 6 лет назад

Seriously.... put this kind stuff into a BBC special, or a series!

@NielsNL68 6 лет назад

@wintergatan, first thanks for showing al those cool music machines. Amasing what people where able to build back in the 1800. Just one question, did she really said that those machines where rented out?

@acoffeewithsatan 6 лет назад

These were used by street artists, just imagine how much one would cost, it would be almost like nowadays a street artist buying a Ferrari as an entertainment item to make a few bucks a day. Such artists never really make that much money to afford such thing, it makes sense some luthiers built these for a living and rented them for the folks using them to entertain pass-bys.

@bradymadison9377 6 лет назад

Could you please make a video that goes more in depth on the Modulin.

@user-kh9ki3kq8m 6 лет назад

I'd love to work here holy shit

@TH3PLA1NP1L0T 6 лет назад

first time I was early, cool

@Wintergatan 6 лет назад

The good thing about being early is that its my 15 minutes of being in the comment section before im plunging in to the next work task... nice to see you here :)

@henryyang478 6 лет назад

want!!

@PrinceWesterburg 6 лет назад

The past has left such beautiful things and thankfully, until the invention of optane memory recently, it meant our worthless time would leave no trace being the digital dark ages.

@alexkirwan7146 6 лет назад

love your work. please come to Australia

@Wintergatan 6 лет назад

Thanks, We definitely have to go there for the tour! i have never been there, hope to see you in the future then/ M

@alexkirwan7146 6 лет назад

Would be great to see you live. so unique, we don't have music like yours down under

@BobOgden1 6 лет назад

Wintergatan yes please, it would be great to see you in Australia. What a great little organ you have shared with us today, such a jewel like beauty. I wish there were more time to spend on the details but I appreciate your time that you give already so I shouldn't grumble 😃. Looking forward to the build video

@MeepMu 6 лет назад

You should play Black MIDI on it

@fridgemagnet 6 лет назад

a paper midi file ;-)

@suchnothing 6 лет назад

Everyone who is tuning into Music Machine Mondays needs to watch the movie Clockwork Dreams, you'll all love it. Just be sure to give yourself time to get used to the way too extra narrator/presenter. Last I checked someone had uploaded it to RU-vid, but it's also on Curiosity Stream if you happen to subscribe to it.

@aimansaufi9205 6 лет назад

i bet the magic lies in the table ;)

@evalorr_dolphin 6 лет назад

wintergatan, may I know what's the ending song that is played? I like it alot!!

@sunfloweriv 6 лет назад

🎵

@birb-morphergames7437 6 лет назад

What is the music played throughout the video and at the end?? I just want to know!

@AwesomeBilly3 6 лет назад

@wintergatan what's the background music in the video I love how it changes from techno to classical I wanna download it soo bad! Plz tell

@AwesomeBilly3 6 лет назад

Kyodere ok cool

@the_wildly_wolf3008 6 лет назад

OH SHIT ITS TUESDAY

@whysopanda 6 лет назад

everyone likes a big organ ;)

@remukk 6 лет назад

Wintergatan maybe litlle q&a?

@facelessmusicdiary 6 лет назад

nowadays most of us grew up in a time in which it's normal that objects can make sounds. It's a pity that mechanical things like barrel organs lose their magic thereby... when I was young and saw a barrel organ in the streets, it was nice but no highlight anymore, and I never asked myself how it works. Some things can only be appreciated when you're older and feel the magic again ;) yes, this time it's the other way round...