5:36 OMG my favourite song, "Oh What a Beautiful Morning" From "Oklahoma". I heard this on a clock and was wondering what the tune was, but Peter Mackett Told me!.!
With The Wurlitzan D-103 noisebox Band organ, They NEVER EVER change the rolls, except for at halloween. and it is out of tune, and the tracker bar is malfunctioning. I have also heard tracking errors on that organ. When the rolls are rewinding they play the other organ.
In my younger days; the family would go to Idlewild for company and school picnics. We would always met at the carousel. There use to benches all the away around the carousel. This was popular place to stay when it was raining. This video brought back some good memories. Thanks
@caliberkid Guess what! Those benches are still there!! I love going to Idlewild on rainy days just to watch/ride the carousel and record the band organs...
Notice that the snare drum on the Wurlitzan sounds amazing but you can barely hear the cymbal (exact opposite of Kennywood, where they have the snare too tight and the cymbal nice and loose
I might be working at idlewild this summer so i might be able to get a vid of the Wurlitzan playing the "The Witch Doctor" (BTW, sounds like they need to clean the tracker bar lol)
@CoreyD1086 The first tune (after the pictures) is On the Beach, the second tune isa macrh called Under the Double Eagle. They were both being played on a WurliTzer 103 band organ.
@lilybelle20000 You go me, cause I have no idea. Also the song names are listed in the description as well as in the comments left by other viewers. I do know that the tune being played on the WurliTzer Caliola is a medley of songs from some of the Broadway plays that were produced by Rogers and Hammerstein.
@louellasnugglebunny It is a beautiful carousel. But my favorite is th Dentzel Carousel at Kennywood Park which is about 30 minutes west of this park.
I was just going by what the NCA (National Carousel Association) website says and they say that this carousel has a WurliTzer 103 with a Artizan facade as well as having a WurliTzer Calliola.
Well, that's because it is a Wurly 103. It's a shame they didn't keep the original organ as I would have loved to hear it play. But atleast there's still a real organ there, and no a recording of one.
It is high time that somebody puts a D back on a carousel where it belongs. All of the four original D organs that I know of are in private collections. Only one is trailer-mounted and occasionally seen at band organ rallies.
This D facade should have an original organ chassis put back behind it, not the Wurlitzer 103 which, though a decent organ, is too small and shrill for this carousel.
If you want to hear D music right now, the Frati organ at Knoebels (on Youtube) plays D rolls.
there is a D at Clark's Trading Post in Lincoln, NH that the public can listen to. They play it between train rides, alternating between it and their W146.
The first tune played by the 103 sounds like a European march, possibly German. Since Mike Kitner arranged at least one European roll for this scale, I wouldn't be surprised if it is.
I have to say, that 103 sounds extremly dinky behind that giant Artizan D facade! The Artizan model D was the largest regular-production organ in the Artizan line, and the arrangements on the rolls can be wonderful. Carrousel Music offers recordings of "Lindy", a D formerly owned by Allan Stafford of PA.
I recognize the opening music in your stills. It is "The Sidewalks of New York", as played on Bill Black's Wurlitzer 153 organ, on one of his "Carrousel Music" recordings.
5:36 OMG my favourite song, "Oh What a Beautiful Morning" From "Oklahoma". I heard this on a clock and was wondering what the tune was, but Peter Mackett Told me!.!
GermanStreetOrgan 3 weeks ago
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With The Wurlitzan D-103 noisebox Band organ, They NEVER EVER change the rolls, except for at halloween. and it is out of tune, and the tracker bar is malfunctioning. I have also heard tracking errors on that organ. When the rolls are rewinding they play the other organ.
GermanStreetOrgan 3 months ago
In my younger days; the family would go to Idlewild for company and school picnics. We would always met at the carousel. There use to benches all the away around the carousel. This was popular place to stay when it was raining. This video brought back some good memories. Thanks
caliberkid 4 months ago
@caliberkid Guess what! Those benches are still there!! I love going to Idlewild on rainy days just to watch/ride the carousel and record the band organs...
whoisthisguy724 1 month ago
The Wurlitzan needs a lot of work but the caliola sounds absolutely beautiful
whoisthisguy724 4 months ago
Notice that the snare drum on the Wurlitzan sounds amazing but you can barely hear the cymbal (exact opposite of Kennywood, where they have the snare too tight and the cymbal nice and loose
whoisthisguy724 5 months ago
I never noticed before, but the caliola sits up on top of a raised platform
whoisthisguy724 9 months ago
I might be working at idlewild this summer so i might be able to get a vid of the Wurlitzan playing the "The Witch Doctor" (BTW, sounds like they need to clean the tracker bar lol)
whoisthisguy724 10 months ago
What is the name of the song being played.
CoreyD1086 1 year ago
@CoreyD1086 Which one was playing it? The WurliTzer 103 band organ or the smaller WurliTzer Calliola?
woodencoasterfan 1 year ago
@woodencoasterfan the band organ. Right when you cut to the merry go round playing. Not what is on the CD
CoreyD1086 1 year ago
@CoreyD1086 The first tune (after the pictures) is On the Beach, the second tune isa macrh called Under the Double Eagle. They were both being played on a WurliTzer 103 band organ.
woodencoasterfan 1 year ago
@CoreyD1086 side walks of new york
photonicinductionjr 7 months ago
sorry, THe calliola was playing a medley of " Oklahoma"
anglerfly 1 year ago
@anglerfly That may be, but wasn't Oklahoma written by Rogers & Hammerstine?
woodencoasterfan 1 year ago
@woodencoasterfan I dont know
anglerfly 1 year ago
@woodencoasterfan YES! Oklahoma WAS written by Rogers and Hammerstine! I never saw it! I have always prefred The Music Man an Les Mis.
casinobowling 1 year ago
To be Honest with you, this is the Well Known Oklahoma Medley, written by Rogers and Hammerstine.
GermanStreetOrgan 3 weeks ago
what about in the second part of dongs
lilybelle20000 1 year ago
who is that woman and that kid that sat on the carrage
lilybelle20000 1 year ago
@lilybelle20000 You go me, cause I have no idea. Also the song names are listed in the description as well as in the comments left by other viewers. I do know that the tune being played on the WurliTzer Caliola is a medley of songs from some of the Broadway plays that were produced by Rogers and Hammerstein.
woodencoasterfan 1 year ago
@woodencoasterfan SUre!
anglerfly 1 year ago
could you name the songs
lilybelle20000 1 year ago
WHO is coasterjunkie?
anglerfly 1 year ago
@anglerfly Sorry to dissappoint, but I preffer to remain annonymous.
woodencoasterfan 1 year ago
@woodencoasterfan Sorry I thought coasterjunkie is a group.
anglerfly 1 year ago
@anglerfly No problem :)
woodencoasterfan 1 year ago
This is one of my favorite carousels! I enjoyed visiting it when the NCA was in Pittsburgh in 2005
louellasnugglebunny 1 year ago
@louellasnugglebunny It is a beautiful carousel. But my favorite is th Dentzel Carousel at Kennywood Park which is about 30 minutes west of this park.
woodencoasterfan 1 year ago
0:00 the sidewalks of new yok wurliTzer 153
1:07 on the beach wuriTzer 103 2:10 under the double eagle march wurliTzer 103 4:40 r&h medley
anglerfly 1 year ago
Why does it have drums? the 103
anglerfly 2 years ago
As far as I know, most WurliTzer band organs have drums.
woodencoasterfan 2 years ago
WUrliTzxer 103 doesn't
anglerfly 2 years ago
I was just going by what the NCA (National Carousel Association) website says and they say that this carousel has a WurliTzer 103 with a Artizan facade as well as having a WurliTzer Calliola.
woodencoasterfan 2 years ago
The arTizan D organ sounds like a 105 and 104 so maybe it is the arTizan
anglerfly 2 years ago
The first one is on the beach or sabre and spurs
anglerfly 2 years ago
Whats the name of the tune the calliola is playing?
anglerfly 2 years ago
I'm not shure what the name of the tune is. But I do know it's a medley of songs from different Broadway shows from Rogers & Hammerstine.
woodencoasterfan 2 years ago
Isn't this the Caliola playing? Does the Artizan organ still exist somewhere?
Wurlitzer157 2 years ago
Yes it does. I think other places have an artizan style D band organ.
anglerfly 2 years ago
Yes the Caliola is still playing, unfortunately, I don't know the fate of the Artisan organ.
woodencoasterfan 2 years ago
Why is the artizan organ happen tosound like a 103?
anglerfly 2 years ago
Well, that's because it is a Wurly 103. It's a shame they didn't keep the original organ as I would have loved to hear it play. But atleast there's still a real organ there, and no a recording of one.
woodencoasterfan 2 years ago
Why does it have drums?
anglerfly 2 years ago
is it just me ore does the organ sound a bit weak?.
nicolaj0154 2 years ago
Organs are like that, or Is it because It is out of tune
anglerfly 2 years ago
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anglerfly 2 years ago
Tune 2 Under the double eagle March.
petermackett37 2 years ago
@petermackett37 Tune one on the beach march.
anglerfly 1 year ago
Man, I haven't been to Idlewild Park in years -- thanks for posting this!
Nicecatholicgirl 3 years ago
No problem, glad you liked it :)
woodencoasterfan 3 years ago
Nice video.
windpowergood 3 years ago
It is high time that somebody puts a D back on a carousel where it belongs. All of the four original D organs that I know of are in private collections. Only one is trailer-mounted and occasionally seen at band organ rallies.
This D facade should have an original organ chassis put back behind it, not the Wurlitzer 103 which, though a decent organ, is too small and shrill for this carousel.
If you want to hear D music right now, the Frati organ at Knoebels (on Youtube) plays D rolls.
KawhackitaRag 3 years ago
Yeah, I thought that facade seemed a bit large for the Wurlitzer 103.
woodencoasterfan 3 years ago
I agree. OK, someone has finally uploaded a video of an actual original Artizan D organ to Youtube. Just search "Artizan Style D Band Organ".
KawhackitaRag 3 years ago
there is a D at Clark's Trading Post in Lincoln, NH that the public can listen to. They play it between train rides, alternating between it and their W146.
M38Ruth 2 years ago
The first tune played by the 103 sounds like a European march, possibly German. Since Mike Kitner arranged at least one European roll for this scale, I wouldn't be surprised if it is.
I have to say, that 103 sounds extremly dinky behind that giant Artizan D facade! The Artizan model D was the largest regular-production organ in the Artizan line, and the arrangements on the rolls can be wonderful. Carrousel Music offers recordings of "Lindy", a D formerly owned by Allan Stafford of PA.
KawhackitaRag 3 years ago
I recognize the opening music in your stills. It is "The Sidewalks of New York", as played on Bill Black's Wurlitzer 153 organ, on one of his "Carrousel Music" recordings.
KawhackitaRag 3 years ago
The first tune playing on the organ (in the video, after the stills) is the march "On The Beach."
darvozz 3 years ago
Thanks for the info, I appreciate it :)
woodencoasterfan 3 years ago
According to the NCA census: "b/o Wurl 103 w/Artizan façade; Wurlitzer Calliola."
The first tune on the organ sounds classical, the second is "Under the Double Eagle." The Calliola is indeed playing R&H music.
wurlitzer153duplex 3 years ago