Wow! We have a massive one of these instruments in my familys front room, but since none of us play anything piano- or organ-like, it has languished and is sadly in need of repairs. I think this video of yours is the first time Ive heard more than a few wheezy notes on a melodeon. It was great to hear how lovely it sounded in action. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks, Bob! The original label on the inside is intact, and it reads, "Carhart's Patent Melodeon. T. & E. Sawyer, Manufacturers, Fisher's Block, Main Street, Nashua, N.H."
Wow! We have a massive one of these instruments in my familys front room, but since none of us play anything piano- or organ-like, it has languished and is sadly in need of repairs. I think this video of yours is the first time Ive heard more than a few wheezy notes on a melodeon. It was great to hear how lovely it sounded in action. Thanks for sharing!
mungbean345 2 years ago
Congratulations, is beautifull reed organ
ertaulaz 2 years ago
purdy gnarly mate
hokage84 4 years ago
Great video, and great instrument, too ! Can you please say me what manufacturer it is, and from what time ? Please post more !
An harmoniuma nd reed-organs lover, Bob (Belgium).
Belgologies 4 years ago 2
Thanks, Bob! The original label on the inside is intact, and it reads, "Carhart's Patent Melodeon. T. & E. Sawyer, Manufacturers, Fisher's Block, Main Street, Nashua, N.H."
I was told that it dates from between 1849-1860.
imahokieartist 4 years ago