The facade is exactly copied from the Gasparini organ in 'Museum van Speelklok tot Pierement' in Utrecht. However, the sound is completely different: far more sophisticated. The Gasparini in Utrecht only plays loudly! I am amazed by the speed the of the wheel in the first slow piece of music!
The organ was built by Jan Gillet in the 1950s from earlier Gasparini and Limonaire organs adding Bourdon Celeste and to a new scale typical of Dutch Street Organs of the period. The french bellows are a little small for the present scale, but O.K.
Just a great little organ. Thanks again! Can you translate the name ?
Musicmany2k 1 year ago
@Musicmany2k Not sure what it's name translates to, glad you're enjoying my latest videos. :-)
StuartMulcrow 1 year ago
@Musicmany2k It means the 'foundling', an abandoned child, which refers to a chapter in its history.
Tubemeister77 1 year ago
Not a bit like most Gasparini's in sound, but still very good. Thanks, Stuart.
RWBHere 1 year ago
The facade is exactly copied from the Gasparini organ in 'Museum van Speelklok tot Pierement' in Utrecht. However, the sound is completely different: far more sophisticated. The Gasparini in Utrecht only plays loudly! I am amazed by the speed the of the wheel in the first slow piece of music!
Porkolty 2 years ago
The organ was built by Jan Gillet in the 1950s from earlier Gasparini and Limonaire organs adding Bourdon Celeste and to a new scale typical of Dutch Street Organs of the period. The french bellows are a little small for the present scale, but O.K.
hoxonian22 2 years ago