95 Key Bursens Belgian Dance Organ plays at St Albans Organ Museum

[arburobill]

If you do win the lottery, it's nearly identical twin sister was advertised for sale recently in the US. I finally got my Arburo two years ago after wanting one for 37 years. It's well worth the wait!!! Not sad at all!!!!!

[ANDREWLEONARDSMITH]

There is NO SOUND ON THIS VIDEO.

[nickn5nl]

@ANDREWLEONARDSMITH That's odd - there is when I check it now, an hour after your post. Maybe Youtube doing some maintenance?

[thevalueofthediamond]

If I win the lottery, this is the one and only thing I'd buy! I first heard this organ when I was 8 (27 years ago), and I'm still in love with it now (possibly sad, but true :)

[nickn5nl]

@thevalueofthediamond It is a great sounding instrument, I can quite understand ;)

[happycowmusic]

Track one is called 'The Marvellous Toy' song was written by Tom Paxton, recorded in the UK by Val Doonican!

[musicmachinesuk]

Great video,

I've not seen many videos on youtube of some of the organs at St Albans museum playing full songs.

Ben

[nickn5nl]

@musicmachinesuk Thanks for the kind comment, glad you liked it.

[perleeman]

All arrangements by Albert Decap apart from the Lambada (Arie Bekker). Really good dance tunes, especially 'Patricia' and the 'Ya Ya Twist'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[nickn5nl]

@perleeman Thanks for the extra info - and yes I agree, a good selection of dance numbers there.

[balmesh]

Most enjoyable, especially my old favourite, the last.

[nickn5nl]

@balmesh Thank you - yes I suspected you might enjoy the last one :)

[bietebouwer]

1:41 Zwei kleine Italiener

7:00 (Also known as?) 'Patricia'

8:46 Ya Ya Twist

[bietebouwer]

@bietebouwer Oops, sorry Peter, you were way before me ...

[nickn5nl]

@bietebouwer :) Thanks anyway!

[petermackett37]

1:41 Zwei Kleiner Italianer.

7:00 Patricia.

8:46 Ya Ya Twist.

[nickn5nl]

@petermackett37 Thanks Peter for the info! :)