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From: Thijsie92
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  • Ahhhhh its victory. That will be why i recognised it lol

  • i am a theaTER ORGAN player i know how the organ works but can u explain on video how the accordians on these band organs work?

    thans

  • These organs don't have any accordions, the ones on organs that do have them are fed air through the organ's bellows, so they don't have to be manually moved in and out. Behind every key is a small bellow that pulls the key down when it is inflated. Thus, the accordion plays a note. The release of air also causes the accordion to fold a little bit, which makes it look more as if someone is actually playing it.

  • thanks so much

    could u post some videos of the insisdes of these wonderful instraments like how it makes that wonderful theater vibrator sound.

  • I'll see what I can do, it's not very easy to get to the pipes.

  • Wonderful! Thanks for the video, love it!

  • What's the name of the first tune?

  • It's called "Puttin' on the Ritz" by Irving Berlin.

  • This may well be my favorite street organ video of all time!

  • Whats the Tune at the end ? love that tune

  • It says in the video that the last song is called "Flik Flak".

  • Great video,

    Ben :-)

  • Absolutely fantastic!! I'm almost at a loss for words. Truly wonderful voicing. What variety.

  • heel erg mooi thijsje92

    ga zo door veel suc6 ermee

    erg mooi

  • I couldn't stop watching this video! Everything about the Victory is great, including the voicing of the pipework, the attack of its percussions, as well as its playlist. Awesome!!

  • Superb video! Nice to see most of this years new arrangements on one video. Love the Victory - fantastic organ!!

  • Super!

  • Wow, zeer mooi Thijsie. zeer veel werk aan besteed. zeer mooi! ga zo door. superrr!

  • FANTASTIC FILM!

  • Magnificent!

  • The song played during the arrival scenes was "Puttin' On The Ritz" by Irving Berlin, a GREAT arrangement of one of my all-time favorite tunes!

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