When I went to 'Van Speelklok tot Pierement' museum on I was on holiday with my nan & grandad in Holland the tour guide who was doing the tour played the Arburo Orchestrion. I think its one finest I've heard play.
Would companies that produce automatic instruments commonly merger? I ask this because I would see the name of two companies on instruments like this, and Street Organ "De Klok"[the one GavioliTom posted] because it had the name Warnies and Mohlman on it.
I think (but not sure, I don't know much about organ) that Warnies was the company that had the organ to rent, and Mohlman was the builder, or perhaps the family renting the organ from the Warnies company..... just speculations, not sure about any of it. if somebody knows it, please react.
ARBURO doesn't stand for Arthur Bursens Orchestrions. It stands for ARthur BUrsens & ROels, In 1928 Arthur Bursens and Gustaaf Roels took over the Bursens company from Joseph Bursens and started to make orchestrions as well as the organs.
That is a great demonstrating of the warbling Lotus Flute gliding about the solo line. Great sound. Have heard similar sounds on some Burnsens instruments. Do you have more such recordings?
There was, until the restuarant burned, a wonderful Bursens organ in the east SF Bay Area. Thankfully the instrument survived the fire and was sent to storage. It was great fun to hear the machine with its Lotus Flute
story told in the museum is that the 'vox humana' register made sailors in an antwerp café(where the instrument originally stood) think there was a real woman inside and they would continuously try to open the instrument.... they probably were very very drunk.
88 key?
Sessoltani 1 year ago
Qual'è il titolo della musica?
What is the title of this music?
figamarsa 2 years ago
I'd like to know the same, but I have no idea
pianoman1984 2 years ago
When I went to 'Van Speelklok tot Pierement' museum on I was on holiday with my nan & grandad in Holland the tour guide who was doing the tour played the Arburo Orchestrion. I think its one finest I've heard play.
Ben
musicmachinesuk 2 years ago
@musicmachinesuk You are welcome :P
HMGRosser 1 year ago
Would companies that produce automatic instruments commonly merger? I ask this because I would see the name of two companies on instruments like this, and Street Organ "De Klok"[the one GavioliTom posted] because it had the name Warnies and Mohlman on it.
ChristainPatriot01 2 years ago
I think (but not sure, I don't know much about organ) that Warnies was the company that had the organ to rent, and Mohlman was the builder, or perhaps the family renting the organ from the Warnies company..... just speculations, not sure about any of it. if somebody knows it, please react.
pianoman1984 2 years ago
De Klok is a Mortier street organ. Henk Möhlmann rented the organ from Warnies.
Thijsie92 2 years ago
I see,thanks.
ChristainPatriot01 2 years ago
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ChristainPatriot01 2 years ago
Very good video of a very good arburo. More Please
bdogolddave 3 years ago
I don't visit the museum very often, and then the Arburo isn't in the regular tour... so might take a while...
pianoman1984 3 years ago
Definately the finest ARthur BURsens Orchestrions i've ever heard, plays to perfection.
StuartMulcrow 4 years ago
ARBURO doesn't stand for Arthur Bursens Orchestrions. It stands for ARthur BUrsens & ROels, In 1928 Arthur Bursens and Gustaaf Roels took over the Bursens company from Joseph Bursens and started to make orchestrions as well as the organs.
pianoman1984 4 years ago
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Shiet! Haha, it's like a synth! xD
HenrikRagnarsson 4 years ago
Nice restoration work, Really interesting sound. These must be preserved as part of the organbuilders art.
octave4 4 years ago 2
That is a great demonstrating of the warbling Lotus Flute gliding about the solo line. Great sound. Have heard similar sounds on some Burnsens instruments. Do you have more such recordings?
Yaledmot 4 years ago
Hi, I don;t have any other recordings at the time, I have them om DVtape, but I don't have a camera to upload them to my PC
ArBuRo is actually Arthur Bursens Roels
pianoman1984 4 years ago
There was, until the restuarant burned, a wonderful Bursens organ in the east SF Bay Area. Thankfully the instrument survived the fire and was sent to storage. It was great fun to hear the machine with its Lotus Flute
warbling about.
Yaledmot 4 years ago
story told in the museum is that the 'vox humana' register made sailors in an antwerp café(where the instrument originally stood) think there was a real woman inside and they would continuously try to open the instrument.... they probably were very very drunk.
pianoman1984 4 years ago
Facinating machines. Thanks for posting. Pneumatic player systems were found in so many more instruments than the common 88 note player.
bigcity233 4 years ago
Great to see little-known machines - there's no Arburo's in Australia that I know of. Thanks! :-)
coolowl2006 5 years ago