Amazing machine! It's beautifully restored, tuned perfectly and looks amazing with the banjo in the center of that large cabinet. Sounds like it had years of banjo lessons for it to play that good. Lol Thanks for the fun.
Das ist der hammer bitte noch viellll mehr abba lieder!!! Wie das orginal sie brauchten dich fürs song schreiben! Ich und mein mann sind mega begeistert!!!! Weiter so!!!!!❤❤❤
If you see the sustaining pedal pneumatic working repeatedly, very briefly without sustaining the piano notes, as it does following time 2:19, it's because the pedal is teed to the piano accent expression device as in a Weber Maesto orchestrion. That provides one more musical function without using a separate tracker bar hole.
I am not sure of what I just witnessed. But I LIKE IT! What a treat. The engineer who designed this machine is beyond belief. Probably also designed the TR3b. LOL Great video Thank you.
@@howlinhobbit the term "bluegrass" came about with the advent of Bill Monroe and the Bluegrass Boys. The actual genre dates back to the 1700s and the origins of it go back even further.
Probably the best orchestrion I have heard. I think the combo of instruments resembling a pick up jazz trio is fantastic being able to deliver this tempo. The tune is also fantastic and so redolently of its time. I can also see these remaining popular until the phonograph was able to provide so full a sound.
Beautiful arrangement! It comes so amazingly close to Reser's 1928 waxing of his own piece. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-RJ5lodPR_Gc.htmlsi=Di1bRRpFF1lmKJ_L
Love your videos BUT: please know that fast pans and tilts ruin your content. I've been a videographer for over 50 years and the first lesson to a camera person is SLOW. If you can't invest in a decent stabilizer, at least make up for it by slowing things down.