"I Got Rhythm" by George Gershwin , played on the LX 

Who could ask for anything more??!

There's NOTHING like the full rich sound of a well-tuned Mason and Hamlin! This is fantastic!

like his soul playing

The piano sounds amazing! I have an old Mason & Hamlin A that is not a player. They built a fantastic piano.

Ladies and gentleman, this piano you see is the best instrument of it's kind ever built. It is an Ampico player with more dynamic control than the Duo-Art, is a Mason & Hamlin, AND has a digital player system in addition to the Ampico making this piano not only capable of playing absolutely any piece of music conceivable but it can also be used to convert the piano rolls to midi because of the way the Ampico plays the piano, from underneath striking the backs of the keys much like the pianist.

That Mason & Hamlin! Heaven to my ears!

You're right about there being more notes than one person can handle but this is not a duet. "Back in the day" pianola musicians did something called doubling which means they record a song on a roll typewriter and then later insert notes on the roll to add a fuller sound. This was a popular method.

Another classic masterpiece.

I like anything that this piano plays!!

@CooCurrent It is in fact two pianists, Victor Arden and Adam Carroll.

This is crazy it's like watching it invisible Man playing on the piano. I had never seen this before so it looks magical .Lol because it's wonderful 😊👌♥️

Thanks!

Love this version! Magic sound😎

Nice sound!

I would love to hear the Artona roll playing In The Mood, English roll company. Best version I have ever heard. Had it long ago. Sold piano long ago.

Looks like this would have to be played with 2 people.

Awwww

what system do you have on the piano

Is the recording from Gershwin playin' himself or some other makes the arrangement?

Cute

@CooCurrent I'm not sure, but I think there's two players in this version. Listen how it sounds and the huge intervals on the keys, it's not possible to do it only with only two hands!

What are the hammers? They don't typically sound like Renners. Am I wrong?

If I'm not mistaken, I think this is a recording by Liberace.